Bitunix upgrades batch TP/SL setup on web futures chart
The exchange says traders can now configure up to five partial take-profit or stop-loss levels in one panel, with automatic rebalancing to 100% and a single save action.
Source-checked briefing: prepared from the official notice cited below and checked for source, date, duplication, and risk language. No individual editor review is claimed. Methodology
Bitunix published an announcement describing an upgrade to Batch TP/SL Setup on its web chart trading interface. According to the post, users can configure up to five partial take-profit levels or five partial stop-loss levels in one panel, have the remaining levels automatically rebalanced to total 100% when one proportion is adjusted, and apply all configured levels with one save action. Take-profit and stop-loss levels are configured separately, and trigger prices can be adjusted by dragging lines on the chart. The source does not establish any required action for account holders.
On this page
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Up to 5 partial take-profit levels or 5 partial stop-loss levels can be configured in the same setup panel.
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Adjusting one level's proportion can automatically rebalance the remaining levels so the total reaches 100%.
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All configured levels can be applied with one save action rather than set one by one.
Key timeline
Bitunix publishes the announcement introducing the upgraded Batch TP/SL Setup on web chart trading.
Who may be affected
- Bitunix users who set partial take-profit or stop-loss levels on the web futures chart
Impact analysis
The confirmed operational change is confined to how partial TP/SL levels are entered on the Bitunix web futures chart. Users configuring multiple levels can now do so in one panel, rely on automatic rebalancing of proportions to 100%, and save all levels at once. Because take-profit and stop-loss are configured separately, editing one side is described as not affecting the other. Chart-based dragging changes how trigger prices are set. The source does not state that existing orders are migrated, that any prior setup is removed, or that the feature is available on mobile or other interfaces.
What the announcement does not say
The source does not disclose a rollout schedule, regional or account-tier eligibility, mobile app availability, behavior of previously placed TP/SL orders, or whether the feature applies to all futures contracts. It also does not specify limits beyond the stated maximum of five levels per side.
Risk notes
- The announcement states that TP/SL orders may not execute at the expected price due to market volatility, liquidity, or other factors.
- Bitunix's risk warning states that futures trading involves high risk and may result in loss of capital.
- The source does not describe how auto-rebalancing behaves in every edge case, so users should verify configured proportions before saving.
- This article is for verifying the exchange's official announcement only and is not investment or trading advice.
- This article verifies official exchange announcements and does not constitute investment or trading advice.
This article is for information only and is not investment, legal, or tax advice. Digital assets are volatile and may result in loss of principal.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to do anything because of this announcement?
No required action is stated. The post describes an available feature and provides optional steps for users who want to use it.
Is the upgraded setup available on the Bitunix mobile app?
The source only describes the web futures chart and does not mention mobile availability.
What happens to TP/SL orders I set before the upgrade?
The announcement does not address existing orders or any migration, so the source provides no answer.
Does adjusting one TP level change my SL levels?
The source says take-profit and stop-loss levels are configured separately, so changes to one side do not affect the other.
Official sources
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