Key Takeaways
- • MEXC Futures caps each user at 50 pending orders per futures contract for each order type, covering trigger orders, TP/SL, and trailing stops.
- • The page uses BTCUSDT perpetual futures as a worked example of how a trading rules table sets leverage tiers and maintenance margin rates.
- • Under the illustrated tier, positions below 50,000 contracts can use up to 125x leverage with a 0.5% maintenance margin rate (MMR).
- • The page is a platform help and product-rules document for MEXC Futures traders, not market news.
Summary
MEXC has published a help page detailing trading rules for KMIUSDT futures, covering trigger orders, take-profit/stop-loss (TP/SL) orders, and trailing stops. The page states that each user can hold up to 50 pending orders per futures contract for each of these order types.
To explain how to read a trading rules table, the page uses BTCUSDT perpetual futures as an example. It says positions under 50,000 contracts can use up to 125x leverage, with a 0.5% maintenance margin rate. On that basis, a 10,000 USDT long position at 100x leverage requires only 100 USDT of initial margin. If the market moves against the position and the margin balance nears the 0.5% maintenance threshold, the position is liquidated.
The page makes three general points: smaller positions permit higher leverage, risk tiers carry different leverage and margin requirements, and monitoring the MMR regularly helps traders anticipate liquidation risk. The FAQ describes MEXC Futures rules as covering leverage limits, position size caps, maintenance margin requirements, and risk controls.
The page also contains a promotional banner for buying KMISTOCK_USDT on MEXC, which cites low trading fees. The source does not provide KMIUSDT-specific leverage tiers, margin rates, or fee figures.
To explain how to read a trading rules table, the page uses BTCUSDT perpetual futures as an example. It says positions under 50,000 contracts can use up to 125x leverage, with a 0.5% maintenance margin rate. On that basis, a 10,000 USDT long position at 100x leverage requires only 100 USDT of initial margin. If the market moves against the position and the margin balance nears the 0.5% maintenance threshold, the position is liquidated.
The page makes three general points: smaller positions permit higher leverage, risk tiers carry different leverage and margin requirements, and monitoring the MMR regularly helps traders anticipate liquidation risk. The FAQ describes MEXC Futures rules as covering leverage limits, position size caps, maintenance margin requirements, and risk controls.
The page also contains a promotional banner for buying KMISTOCK_USDT on MEXC, which cites low trading fees. The source does not provide KMIUSDT-specific leverage tiers, margin rates, or fee figures.
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