Trading Rules
1. Introduction
These Trading Rules govern the use of the trading functionality made available on CS2dex and form part of the agreement between you and the platform operator.
By using any trading functionality on CS2dex, including Spot Trading or Perpetual Futures Trading, you agree to these Trading Rules.
2. Trading Products
2.1 Spot Trading
Allows users to buy or sell actual supported virtual items (CS2 skins). Completed trades result in ownership change.
2.2 Perpetual Futures Trading
Allows users to take positions on price movements without owning the underlying items. Profits and losses are settled in your account balance based on price changes.
3. Price Determination
Prices are determined using multiple data sources, internal order books, and third-party market data. Displayed prices may differ slightly from other marketplaces due to aggregation and smoothing logic.
We do not guarantee that prices will always match other websites or communities.
4. Margin and Leverage (Futures)
- Margin: Users must maintain sufficient collateral to keep futures positions open.
- Leverage: Increases exposure and potential gains/losses. High leverage increases the risk of rapid liquidation.
- Liquidation: Positions may be automatically closed if margin falls below required levels.
5. Fees
Trading is subject to various fees, including maker/taker fees, funding fees for futures, and withdrawal charges. These are displayed in the trading interface.
6. Execution and Slippage
Execution at a specific price is not guaranteed. Slippage may occur during periods of high volatility or low liquidity, meaning your actual execution price may differ from the price visible when you placed the order.
7. Prohibited Conduct
Users may not engage in wash trading, self-dealing, market manipulation, or the use of exploits/bugs. CS2dex reserves the right to suspend accounts or reverse trades in case of suspected abuse.
8. Exceptional Market Conditions
In case of extreme volatility or technical failures, CS2dex may temporarily suspend trading, reject new orders, or cancel clearly erroneous trades to maintain platform integrity.