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How the mechanics work here, with the numbers measured.

2026-09-05

The network is part of the address

An address is not a destination on its own. The same string can exist on six chains at once, and the coin only arrives on the one you picked. Pick wrong and no exchange on earth undoes it — so this page is the list, measured on 5 September 2026.

2026-09-05

Isolated or cross: what a liquidation is allowed to reach

It is one toggle on the order panel and it decides the worst case. Isolated fences the damage to one position. Cross lets the whole futures account defend that position — and lets a liquidation reach the whole futures account. Same screen, two different risks.

2026-09-05

The high-water mark: what a copy trader's fee actually charges

A trader you copy sets their own fee, from 0 to 30%, and it is charged on profit only. That sentence hides all the difficulty: profit measured how, from when, and what stops your own deposit from looking like their performance. The answer is the high-water mark, and it is worth understanding before you follow anyone.

2026-09-05

Leverage is set by the market, not by the platform

"Up to 300x" is true and almost useless. It describes exactly one market out of 203. Here is the whole distribution, counted against the live API on 5 September 2026 — because the number that applies to you is the one on the pair you are about to open.

2026-09-05

What a round trip actually costs

A fee only protects you if you can compute it before you click. Here is every number, measured on 12 September 2026 against /api/public/fees — the same endpoint the platform itself reads.

2026-09-05

Where OFFCODE asks for your documents, and where it does not

One rule, stated once: identity verification exists for PIX, the Brazilian real rail. Crypto — trading it, depositing it, withdrawing it — asks for nothing. This page is the matrix, measured against the backend on 5 September 2026.

2026-09-05

The price on the chart is not the price that liquidates you

Three prices run at the same time on a perpetual, and they do different jobs. The one you watch is the one that matters least. Knowing which is which is the cheapest thing you will ever learn about leverage.

2026-09-05

Funding rate: who pays whom, and why it is not yield

A perpetual has no expiry date. Funding is the mechanism that keeps its price from drifting away from the index — every few hours, one side of the market pays the other. It is a transfer between traders. It is not something OFFCODE pays you, and it is not a return.

Withdrawals are protected by two-factor authentication, and core crypto trading runs without traditional KYC — so there is no identity archive to lose. Read the Risk Disclosure before you trade.

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