🍏Trading Overview

1. Liquidity

Tsp.exchange directly taps into third-party liquidity, ensuring a smooth trading experience for users without concerns about liquidity issues. Currently, the 0.1.3 version integrates GMX liquidity, and in the future, we will aggregate more third-party liquidity platforms such as GNS/Vela. For details on the Liquidity depth architecture, please read this.

2. Trading UI Overview

The trading UI of Tsp.exchange primarily features the price chart, market trade history, order book, trade ticket, and personal order information, including orders, position, and order history.

Price Chart

Before engaging in perpetual trading, you would examine the price chart, analyze market trends, and identify trading opportunities.

Market Trade History

The trades section displays all perpetual trades recently executed by all participants, including the time, buy/sell direction, price, amount(USD), and Hash (on-chain transactions, transparent and traceable).

Order Book

The order book displays numbers in the depth chart, representing buy and sell orders for perpetual trading, including price ($) and amount.

Trade Ticket

The trade ticket is where you place and execute orders to the market. Tsp.exchange offers both limit and market orders. A limit order allows you to set your desired trading price and will execute at the price you've defined, while a market order executes at the current market price.

Personal Order Information Personal order information represents the details of your orders, including orders, position, and order history.