Quickperps Trading Guide(Base)
How to Trade on Quickperps
Step 1: Connect Your Wallet and Create an Account
Go to the Quickperps page and click the top-right corner to connect your wallet.

Click βCreate Accountβ in the same box.

Enter your preferred username and click βCreate Account.β

Review the Terms & Conditions (T&C) and click βAgree.β

Confirm the action through your wallet. Once completed, click βOk!β to proceed.
Step 2: Make a Deposit
Click βDepositβ located at the bottom of the page.

Enter the amount of USDC you want to deposit and click βApprove Collateral.β

Approve the transaction through your wallet, then click βDeposit.β

Confirm again via your wallet to complete the process.
You can now see your USDC balance displayed in the top-right corner of the page.

Step 3: Set Up Your Position
Select a trading pair you want to trade (e.g, QUICK/USDT) from the dropdown menu.


Set up your position using the following parameters:

Order Type: Choose Limit or Market.
Direction: Choose Long (expect price to rise) or Short (expect price to fall).
Price and Amount: Enter the desired values.
Leverage: Adjust the leverage (up to 50x) based on your risk tolerance. QuickPerps supports high leverage for advanced traders looking to maximize potential gains, but remember that this also increases risk.
TP/SL (Take Profit / Stop Loss): Set your target profit and stop loss to manage risk.
Once all details are correct, click the confirmation button below the settings section.

Double-check your position details, then click the button to open your trade.

Confirm the trade through your wallet to finalize it.
Your active position will now appear in the lower section of the page.

Step 4: Close Your Position
In the position bar, click βCloseβ next to the position you want to close.

After reviewing the details, choose βClose Positionβ or βInstant Closeβ.

A βClose Successfulβ notification will appear in the top-right corner, confirming the closure.
Disclaimer
Please note that Quickswap does not provide any financial advice. Trading futures is risky and may lead to significant gains or losses. Make sure to conduct your own research and fully understand the risks before setting up any positions.
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