Een futurestransactie plaatsen
Voordat je kunt beginnen met het traden van futurescontracten, moet je 'eerst geld storten (https://support.kraken.com/hc/en-us/articles/7227934298132) op je Kraken-account (als je dat nog niet hebt gedaan).
Zodra je Kraken-account is gefinancierd, moet je ervoor zorgen dat je een valuta met onderpand voor futures met meervoudig onderpand (https://support.kraken.com/hc/en-us/articles/4843323030164) hebt om over te maken naar je futures-wallet. Als je een currency financiert die nog niet is geaccepteerd als onderpand op futures, dan moet je die currency direct verkopen of converteren naar een onderpand op futures. Dit doe je via Direct kopen (https://support.kraken.com/hc/en-us/articles/360051144472).
Als je futures nog niet hebt gestart en de servicevoorwaarden nog niet hebt geaccepteerd, doe je dat via deze gids (https://support.kraken.com/hc/en-us/articles/360022618012). Je kunt dan de onderpandcurrency overmaken naar je futures wallet (https://support.kraken.com/hc/en-us/articles/13943832515860-Transferring-funds-to-your-futures-wallet) en gebruiken als marge voor je trade.
Geld overmaken naar Futures (https://pro.kraken.com/app/portfolio/overview?dialog=funding/toFutures)
Nadat je geld op je futures-wallet hebt gestort, kun je deze gids gebruiken om je eerste order te plaatsen!
Opmerking: Kraken Futures heeft talloze geavanceerde tradingopties en ordertypes. Lees in dit artikel de basisbeginselen over Market- en limit-orders.
Futures traden op Kraken Pro Web
Vul het orderformulier in Als je je futurescontract hebt geselecteerd, wordt de indeling van het tabblad Traden bijgewerkt met de marktgegevens van het geselecteerde contract en je orderformulier. Je ziet hier ’koop/verkoopknoppen, een vervolgkeuzemenu waarmee je het ordertype kunt wijzigen, drie invoervakken, een schuifregelaar voor de hoeveelheid en een schakelaar 'om de positie te isoleren'. Voordat je waarden in deze vakken invoert, moet je meer weten over de werking van een ordertype (https://support.kraken.com/hc/en-us/articles/13944617482900). Een marktorder wordt onmiddellijk uitgevoerd, aangezien deze overeenkomt met limit-orders die al beschikbaar zijn in onze orderboeken. Voor marktorders worden altijd iets hogere kosten in rekening gebracht, de zogenaamde nemerskosten (het tweede percentage naast je volume over 30 dagen (https://support.kraken.com/hc/en-us/articles/360048917612-Fee-schedule)). Met marktorders kun je alleen het volume invoeren dat je wilt kopen of verkopen en niet de prijs. Limit-orders worden uitgevoerd tegen de minimale prijs die je’hebt ingesteld zodra de markt je limietprijs bereikt. Ze kunnen onderhevig zijn aan makerskosten of nemerskosten (https://support.kraken.com/hc/en-us/articles/360000526126), afhankelijk van wanneer ze worden uitgevoerd. Als er al een overeenkomende order bestaat die ’onmiddellijk wordt uitgevoerd, dan worden er nemerskosten in rekening gebracht. Je kunt op zowel het markt- als limit-orderformulier je order/positiemarge isoleren. Zo kun je de maximale leverage kiezen en dus het bedrag dat je riskeert op de positie. Je kunt hier (https://support.kraken.com/hc/en-us/articles/4844463246100) meer te weten komen over de geïsoleerde marge en de standaard cross- marge.
Wachten op uitvoering van de order Als je een marktorder selecteert, trade je onmiddellijk en zal je saldo wijzigen. Je kunt succesvol uitgevoerde (gesloten) marktorders bekijken op het tabblad Trades . Limit-orders worden mogelijk niet onmiddellijk gevuld, je kunt de status ervan bekijken op het tabblad Openstaande orders. In het onderstaande voorbeeld zou de prijs van BTC Perp $ 22.350 moeten bereiken voordat de limit-order wordt uitgevoerd. Als je order nog niet is uitgevoerd, kun je de order annuleren door de 'x'-knop aan de rechterkant te selecteren of de order bewerken door op de potloodknop ernaast te klikken.
Futures traden op Kraken Pro Mobile
- 1
Select the Derivatives contract
First you will need to know what contract you would like to trade, for example buying a BTC perpetual contract or ETH perpetual contract. After you know which contract/s you’ll be trading, you can select them from the market details ribbon near the top left corner while viewing the Trade tab.
After clicking, a market selector dialog will pop-up where you will be able to select the 'Derivatives' tab to view all futures contracts.
From here you can search for the contract you would like to trade and click on the row to select the market.
- 2
Fill out order form
After selecting your derivatives contract, your Trade tab layout will update with the selected contract market data along with your order form.
Here you’ll see buy / sell buttons, a dropdown menu allowing you to change the order type, three input boxes, a quantity slider as well as an 'isolate position' toggle. Before we input values into these boxes, knowing how an order type works is necessary.
A market order is meant for immediate execution, as it will match with opposing limit orders that are already available on our order books. Market orders will always incur a slightly higher fee known as a taker fee (the second percent beside your 30 day volume). With market orders you can only input the volume you would like to buy or sell and not the price.
Limit orders will execute at the price you’ve set or better, once the market reaches your limit price. They can be subject to maker or taker fees depending on when it executes. If a matching order already exists and it’s executed immediately, then taker fees will be charged.
On both the market and limit order form you are able to isolate your order / position margin, this allows you to choose the max leverage and hence the funds you will risk on the position. You can learn more about isolated margin and the default cross margin here.
- 3
Submit order
Once you’ve decided on if you’re looking for a market or limit order and whether you want to isolate your position, you can enter / select the values in the fields needed to submit the order. It is worth skimming over the details entered once more since there is no order confirmation screen.
Once you are sure everything looks good, you just need to press the large buy/sell button at the bottom of the form and your order will be submitted.
A small notification will pop up on the bottom right hand side of the tab to indicate whether the order was placed successfully or not.
- 4
Wait for order execution
If a market order is selected, the trade will happen instantly and your position will be opened. You can view successfully executed (closed) market orders on the Trades tab.
Limit orders may not be filled right away but you can view their status in the Open orders tab. In the below example, the BTC Perp price would have to reach $22,350 for the limit buy order to be executed.
If your order has not yet been executed you are able to cancel the order by selecting the 'x' button on the right hand side, or else edit the order by clicking the pencil button next to it.
- 1
Select the Derivatives contract
First you will need to know what contract you would like to trade, for example buying a BTC perpetual contract or ETH perpetual contract. After you know which contract/s you’ll be trading, you can select them from the market details ribbon near the top left corner while viewing the Trade tab.
After clicking, a market selector dialog will pop-up where you will be able to select the 'Derivatives' tab to view all futures contracts.
From here you can search for the contract you would like to trade and click on the row to select the market.
- 2
Fill out order form
After selecting your derivatives contract, your Trade tab layout will update with the selected contract market data along with your order form.
Here you’ll see buy / sell buttons, a dropdown menu allowing you to change the order type, three input boxes, a quantity slider as well as an 'isolate position' toggle. Before we input values into these boxes, knowing how an order type works is necessary.
A market order is meant for immediate execution, as it will match with opposing limit orders that are already available on our order books. Market orders will always incur a slightly higher fee known as a taker fee (the second percent beside your 30 day volume). With market orders you can only input the volume you would like to buy or sell and not the price.
Limit orders will execute at the price you’ve set or better, once the market reaches your limit price. They can be subject to maker or taker fees depending on when it executes. If a matching order already exists and it’s executed immediately, then taker fees will be charged.
On both the market and limit order form you are able to isolate your order / position margin, this allows you to choose the max leverage and hence the funds you will risk on the position. You can learn more about isolated margin and the default cross margin here.
- 3
Submit order
Once you’ve decided on if you’re looking for a market or limit order and whether you want to isolate your position, you can enter / select the values in the fields needed to submit the order. It is worth skimming over the details entered once more since there is no order confirmation screen.
Once you are sure everything looks good, you just need to press the large buy/sell button at the bottom of the form and your order will be submitted.
A small notification will pop up on the bottom right hand side of the tab to indicate whether the order was placed successfully or not.
- 4
Wait for order execution
If a market order is selected, the trade will happen instantly and your position will be opened. You can view successfully executed (closed) market orders on the Trades tab.
Limit orders may not be filled right away but you can view their status in the Open orders tab. In the below example, the BTC Perp price would have to reach $22,350 for the limit buy order to be executed.
If your order has not yet been executed you are able to cancel the order by selecting the 'x' button on the right hand side, or else edit the order by clicking the pencil button next to it.