What is liquidity? How does it affect order execution? And why does deep liquidity not always translate to less slippage? (Well, it does on Ouinex… but not always elsewhere!)
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Liquidation does not aim to drain your account. It aims to protect it. The 95% used margin threshold makes sure a positive balance stays in your account after closure. Having money left after a liquidation is not an anomaly. It is proof that everything worked correctly.
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The gap between what you see and where you execute can feel significant. If you consider the dynamic spread that widens during volatile or low-liquidity periods, and tightens in vise versa.
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Someone sent a fraction of a cent to your wallet, not you, not Ouinex. It’s a common blockchain tracking technique called a dust pollution or dust attack. Ouinex detected it, rejected it to protect your account’s compliance status, and notified you. No action needed.
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Non-custodial wallets explained honestly: what you gain, what you give up, and when keeping funds on an exchange still makes sense.
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A pump-and-dump inflates an asset's price with hype, then dumps it on new buyers. Learn how the scheme works and how to spot it before it costs you.
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Front running means trading ahead of a known order using non-public information. Learn how it works, real cases, and if it's illegal.
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Papering the house is a century-old theater trick: give away free tickets, fill the seats, and let a half-empty show look sold out to everyone walking past the marquee.
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Stop hunting on crypto exchanges, front-running and spoofing explained: how CLOB architecture enables each practice and why No-CLOB eliminates them by design.
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