Crypto US stock futures are innovative financial derivatives that bridge US-listed company stocks with the cryptocurrency market. Investors can use cryptocurrency (such as USDT) as margin to trade US stock price movements without holding the actual stocks.
1) Trading hours are subject to actual display on the trading page.
2) The underlying price is pegged to ONDO tokenized stocks and may differ from real-time US stock prices.
3) Supports long, short, and other standard operations. Leverage multiples vary for each US stock futures contract, subject to page display.
4) Utilizes Perpetual Futures Trading mode with simple operation, effectively lowering investment barriers.
The MEXC US stock futures platform has launched COIN, HOOD, NVDA, AAPL, AMZN, GOOGL, META, TSLA, MCD, and other US stock futures pairs, with continuous expansion to meet users' diversified trading needs. MEXC US stock futures employ the same trading methodology as cryptocurrency perpetual futures, with consistent interface operations that significantly lower user participation barriers and enhance the trading experience. Enter the US stock futures name in the search box on the Futures trading page, or select the Stocks section below to begin trading.
On the App, you can also enter the US stock futures name in the search box on the Futures trading page to start trading. For the best experience, we recommend upgrading the MEXC App to version 6.17.0 or later.
Note: US stock futures only support isolated margin mode and do not support cross margin mode.
1) Trading Hours and Holidays: Please monitor market opening and closing times, as well as related holiday schedules.
- Winter Time: UTC+8 Monday 00:00 ~ Saturday 08:30
- Summer Time: UTC+8 Monday 00:00 ~ Saturday 07:30
During holidays and market closure periods, trading functions are suspended, and orders cannot be placed or closed.
2) Operations During Market Closure: During market closure, you can cancel unfilled orders or add margin, but cannot place new orders or close positions. If concerned about price fluctuations affecting your positions, we recommend closing positions before market closure.
3) Funding Fees: US stock perpetual futures are temporarily exempt from funding fees for a limited time.
4) Overnight and Opening Risks: The fair price at market opening may differ significantly from the previous closing price. Holding overnight positions carries high risks. Please prepare risk management strategies in advance.
5) Leverage Risk Warning: US stock futures support leverage trading. Leverage amplifies both profits and losses, carrying risks of liquidation or even negative balance. Please carefully select leverage multiples.
6) Special Event Handling for Individual Stocks: Stock prices fluctuate dramatically during ex-dividend and stock split/reverse split periods. The platform will dynamically implement measures such as early delivery or position adjustments based on market conditions. Please monitor relevant information and prepare risk management strategies in advance to avoid unexpected losses due to price fluctuations or plan adjustments.
Note:
1) Ex-dividend distribution refers to listed companies distributing profits to shareholders in cash or stock form, with stock price adjustments occurring on the ex-dividend date.
2) Stock split refers to increasing the number of issued shares while lowering the price per share to improve liquidity, typically viewed as a signal of company optimism about future performance.
3) Reverse split (also known as stock consolidation or reverse stock split) refers to reducing the number of issued shares while increasing the price per share, typically used when stock prices are low to avoid delisting or increase earnings per share.
The fair price is pegged to ONDO tokenized US stock spot index prices and may differ from real-time US stock prices.
Unlike perpetual futures, US stock pairs currently do not incur funding fees.
PNL calculation for US stock pairs is based on the futures "price difference" (Note: Leverage amplifies PNL. Actual profit or loss depends on leverage multiple and position size).
Calculation Formula: PNL = (Closing Price - Opening Price) × Contract Multiplier × Number of Shares Traded × Direction (Long is +1, Short is -1)
Examples:
1) Long profit: Buy 1 share of Apple (AAPL) at 100 (multiplier is 1, representing 1 share), close position when price rises to 105.
Final profit = (105 - 100) × 1 × 1 = $5
2) Short profit: Sell 1 share of Tesla (TSLA) at 200, close position when price falls to 195.
Final profit = (195 - 200) × 1 × 1 × (-1) = $5
MEXC employs a risk management mechanism consistent with mainstream perpetual futures:
1) The system monitors the position margin rate in real-time
2) Margin ratio is calculated based on the fair price
3) When the margin ratio falls to the preset liquidation level, the system automatically triggers forced liquidation to limit potential losses
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