Want to make the market, not take it?
Koo's Post-Only orders join the book as maker orders. If an order would immediately cross the book, it is cancelled instead.
Your execution intent comes first.
Same price. Earlier order. First in line.
Koo matches orders by price, then time. The best price takes priority; at the same price, the oldest resting order goes first.
Know where your order stands.
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Your strategy deserves a proper scorecard.
Koo's position-history API includes net PnL, trading fees and funding fees—so your review can go beyond entry and exit prices.
Track the result. Understand the costs.
Your position is active. Your margin can be too.
On Koo, USDC supporting open positions can continue earning onchain yield. You do not have to close the trade to keep your capital productive.
Yield varies.
Funding belongs between traders.
On Koo, funding payments flow directly between longs and shorts. Koo takes no intermediary fee from those payments.
Your holding costs should not hide a platform cut.
Your funds. Not a permission slip.
On Koo, you initiate withdrawals onchain. Contract rules—not manual platform approval—govern the process, subject to margin requirements and a safety buffer.
Right funds. Right account.
Have more than one Koo account NFT? Select the account you want to fund before confirming your USDC deposit.
Your deposit goes into that account—not a shared wallet-wide balance.
Close the position. Not open the opposite one.
Koo's Reduce-Only orders can only move your position toward zero. Once it is closed, any unfilled remainder is cancelled.
Your exit stays an exit.
Make the market. Get rewarded.
Koo's maker fee is -0.005%: maker fills earn a rebate. Taker fills pay 0.02%.
The difference is how your order executes—not simply whether you place a limit order.
A market order should not mean any price.
On Koo, set an average execution price limit for your market order. If filling more would breach that limit, the order fills only partially.
Execution, with a boundary.
What if you could transfer the trading account—not just the tokens?
Koo’s account NFT carries ownership of the account, including its positions, margin and PnL.
Transfer the NFT. Transfer account control.
One account. Margin that works across positions.
Koo uses cross margin within each NFT account: positions share account collateral rather than separate margin pots.
Shared margin also means shared risk.
Your strategy should not depend on how fast you can click.
Koo APIs bring market data and order management into your trading workflow—from monitoring markets to placing and cancelling orders.
Connecting your wallet is not a deposit.
On Koo, Enable Trading uses a wallet signature to authorize trading. That signature moves no funds and costs no gas.
Depositing USDC is a separate onchain step.
Your trade idea has a time horizon. Your order should too.
Koo lets you set an expiry with Good Till Time. If the order is still resting when that time arrives, it is automatically cancelled.
Waiting for a trade? Your margin does not have to sit idle.
On Koo, USDC in your trading account earns onchain yield automatically. No separate staking account needed.
Yield varies.
At 18:31 UTC on September 24, 2026, Bitget’s security systems identified unauthorized transfers involving a limited number of hot wallets.
Our security team immediately activated emergency response procedures and began a full investigation.
Based on our current assessment, approximately $351.6 million in assets were affected. Bitget’s cold wallets and the overwhelming majority of platform assets remain secure and unaffected.
Most importantly, user funds remain protected.
The incident falls within the coverage of Bitget’s User Protection Fund, which currently holds more than $464 million.
Customer account balances remain accurate, and deposits and trading continue to operate normally.
As a precaution, withdrawals have been temporarily suspended while our teams complete a comprehensive security review.
We have identified and flagged the relevant transfer addresses and have formally engaged law enforcement agencies and leading on-chain security partners.
We are working around the clock to restore withdrawal services as soon as it is safe to do so.
Bitget will provide further updates through our official channels.
We will not speculate on the attack vector while the investigation remains ongoing. Our focus is on protecting users, securing all systems, and delivering complete transparency throughout this process.