bitpontReview the request
Confirm collateral, position size, direction, price limit and keeper fee. Wallet simulation checks request creation; it cannot guarantee a future fill.
BITPONT / ARBITRUM
BTC Perpetual Trading on Arbitrum
PERPETUAL MARKET
BTC / USD
- Long OI
- Unavailable
- Short OI
- Unavailable
GMX price history · USD per asset · Candle prices are informational. Your reviewed order has a separate execution price bound.
Trade perpetuals
BTC / USDConnect your wallet to read balances and positions.
Your open positions will appear here.
Pending and frozen requests remain visible until execution or cancellation. One take-profit and one stop-loss can coexist. They are separate orders: partial execution does not cancel the other. Eligible protective orders auto-cancel when the position fully closes. Cancel a conflicting order before changing the position.
Request transactions & recovery
Protocol-reported keeper outcomes. Reconcile with current positions and pending orders.
Explore ETH and BTC without connecting. Connect an Arbitrum wallet to trade.
How Arbitrum perpetual orders work
Follow execution
The request remains pending until a keeper executes or cancels it. Conditional orders remain open until execution or cancellation; there is no automatic expiry in this workspace. Triggers use the GMX oracle, which can differ from the chart. A price gap can skip a stop or violate its price bound, leaving it unfilled. Cancellation may require a protocol waiting period.
Manage the position
Use market or limit entries, and set take-profit or stop-loss reductions on supported ETH and BTC positions with USDC. Partial reductions retain collateral; a full close requests its return after settlement. Leverage can cause liquidation.
BTC / USD
Bitcoin price exposure from your Arbitrum wallet
A BTC perpetual provides Bitcoin price exposure through GMX on Arbitrum. You do not need BTC on the Bitcoin network or WBTC in your wallet to use the USDC-collateral workflow here. The position settles through the protocol; it does not create a Bitcoin wallet balance.
Do I need Bitcoin to trade BTC perpetuals?
No. This workspace uses native USDC on Arbitrum as trading collateral and ETH on Arbitrum for network and keeper costs. Bitcoin held on its native network is not the collateral asset for this workflow.
Which order controls are available?
Open or increase with a market or limit order. Reduce existing supported positions with a market order, take-profit or stop-loss. You can request a partial reduction or full close and review cancellation of pending orders. Take-profit and stop-loss orders are separate; partial execution of one does not cancel the other.
What costs should I review?
Check collateral, position size, price tolerance and the execution-fee cap before signing. Trading fees, funding, borrowing costs, price impact and network gas affect the result. A chart price is informational and is not an executable quote or a promised liquidation price.
Why can a confirmed transaction still show a pending order?
The wallet transaction creates a request. A keeper processes it separately, subject to the order conditions and protocol state. Follow pending orders and history before retrying. A stop can remain unfilled during a price gap or if its execution bound cannot be met.