Frequently Asked Questions

Yes — every order is a real fill, not paper trading. DeepCoin relays your instruction to the Deepcoin exchange, then routes to our aggregated network (Binance, OKX, Coinbase, and more). The engine picks the venue with the richest depth and lowest slippage at that moment. Notional value stays aligned and P&L is synchronized.
Venues in the aggregated network typically cap leverage at 100x–125x. DeepCoin keeps notional value identical via leverage conversion: you put up 100 USDT, the execution layer puts up 1,000 USDT on the routed venue. Both control 100,000 USDT notional — so the P&L amount is exactly the same.
Your margin. Even if the execution side goes bankrupt, losses beyond your margin are covered by the platform. You are never asked to pay more.
The settlement fee is dynamically generated by DeepCoin's risk-control AI at the moment each order is settled. The AI synthesizes multi-dimensional signals in real time — instantaneous and realized volatility of the underlying, order-book depth and bid–ask liquidity, platform hedging cost and tail-risk exposure — to compute the optimal settlement rate for that specific trade, applied only to the gross profit. Losing trades incur no settlement fee. This mechanism keeps the settlement cost continuously aligned with the actual market, rather than being locked to a lagging fixed schedule.
Each trade charges 5% of margin (2.5% opening + 2.5% closing): 1% referral reward, 2% broker commission, 1% upper broker, 1% platform operations.
Six items: funding rate, taker/maker fees, bankruptcy losses, maintenance margin management, slippage costs, and liquidation losses. On traditional exchanges, you bear all of these yourself.
Brokers are community service nodes. They earn 2% of margin from every trade by their users. Apply through platform review or recommendation from an existing broker.
Yes. It shares the same account and data as the Web version.
No. All examples and numbers are for mechanism explanation only and do not constitute return guarantees. Leverage trading involves risk — please participate only after fully understanding the mechanics.