Example: 1.5% + 1 USD fee If you withdraw 200 USD: 1.5% of 200 USD = 3 USD Plus 1 USD flat fee Total fee = 4 USD Actual fees being charged will be displayed on the Preview screen before you submit. This fee amount will always be deducted from your withdrawal amount. Example: If you withdraw 10 USD using a method that charges 2 USD in fees, then 10 USD will be withdrawn from your OKX account and 8 USD will be deposited into your bank account.

For example, a multiplier of 1.5 will make each safety order 50% larger than the previous one. Price steps multiplier: adjusts the price gap between each safety order. This setting incrementally increases or decreases the gap between safety orders as the price changes. For example, with a 1% initial price step and a multiplier of 2, the safety orders will be placed at 1%, 3%, 7%, and so on (doubling the gap after each order). Stop loss (SL): another optional setting to limit losses.

Weighted staked amount: 1,000 × 1.5 = 1,500 USDT; User B staked 1,500 USDT with a bonus multiplier of 1.0x. Weighted staked amount: 1,500 × 1.0 = 1,500 USDT; Since both users have the same weighted staked amount, they each receive 50% of the reward pool. Each X Stake event page indicates the specific reference time and provides a conversion table to show the relationship between your Boost volume and bonus multiplier.

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For example, a multiplier of 1.5 will make each safety order 50% larger than the previous one. Price steps multiplier: adjusts the price gap between each safety order. This setting incrementally increases or decreases the gap between safety orders as the price changes. For example, with a 1% initial price step and a multiplier of 2, the safety orders will be placed at 1%, 3%, 7%, and so on (doubling the gap after each order). Stop loss (SL): another optional setting to limit losses.