High volatility has long been one of the defining features of the cryptocurrency market, and it remains an important factor attracting many participants. In such fast-moving conditions, the abilityHigh volatility has long been one of the defining features of the cryptocurrency market, and it remains an important factor attracting many participants. In such fast-moving conditions, the ability

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Don't Miss Trading Opportunities: Capture Market Volatility with MEXC Futures Chase Orders

Jul 10, 2026

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High volatility has long been one of the defining features of the cryptocurrency market, and it remains an important factor attracting many participants. In such fast-moving conditions, the ability to identify and act on entry opportunities becomes particularly important. However, traders often miss these moments because of hesitation, inaccurate judgment of timing, or simply the pace of market fluctuations. The MEXC Futures chase order function is designed with this challenge in mind, providing a mechanism that automatically adjusts orders in line with market movements, helping participants respond more effectively to volatility and capture opportunities as they arise.

1. What Is MEXC Futures Chase Order?

The chase order function resubmits a limit order at the current best market price. Specifically, when a user enables the MEXC Futures chase order, an existing limit order that is far from the order book is quickly adjusted to the best bid or ask, while still remaining a limit order in the Order book. This allows traders to capture opportunities during rapid price swings without resorting to market orders, which typically incur higher fees.

For example, Alice places a limit buy order for BTCUSDT Perpetual Futures at 100,000 USDT. After some time, the market price has not reached her order level, and she expects BTCUSDT to continue rising. At this moment, the best bid is 115,999 USDT and the best ask is 116,000 USDT. When Alice uses the chase order function, the system immediately resubmits her order at 115,999 USDT, greatly increasing the likelihood of execution. Conversely, Cindy has a limit sell order at 120,000 USDT and wants to accelerate execution. By using the chase order function, her order is resubmitted at the best ask price.

It is important to note that the MEXC Futures chase order function is currently only supported in hedge mode. When resubmitting a long position order using this feature, users must ensure their futures account has sufficient margin to avoid order failures.

2. Advantages of the MEXC Futures Chase Order Function

To improve trading efficiency, MEXC introduced the chase order function to address the issue of limit orders remaining unfilled for extended periods.

In most cases, users would need to cancel an existing order and manually create a new one to update the order price in line with the latest market price. With the chase order function, users can achieve this in a single click: the system resubmits the order as a new limit order at the current best market price. The order quantity remains unchanged, so no additional fees are incurred.

By simplifying the process and increasing the likelihood of order execution, the chase order function enhances overall trading efficiency.

3. How to Use the MEXC Futures Chase Order Function

For demonstration purposes, we will use a USDT-M perpetual futures trading pair as an example.

3.1 Web: Guide to Using the MEXC Futures Chase Order Function

Open the official MEXC website and log in to your account. Under Futures, select USDT-M Perpetual Futures to enter the trading page. In the order placement panel on the right-hand side, create a limit order.

Scroll down the page and locate your limit order under Open Order. Click the Chase button.

If the Order Placement Confirmation option is enabled in Preferences, clicking Chase will trigger a Confirm Chase Order window. You can double confirm the order and click OK to complete the action.

If the Order Placement Confirmation option is disabled in Preferences, clicking Chase will immediately complete the action.

Once the order validity, risk limit, balance, and liquidation risk checks are all passed, the chase order will be placed successfully. Your original limit order will be resubmitted at the current best bid or ask on your side. After execution, the filled limit order will appear under Open Position.

If any of the checks fail, the chase order will not be placed, and the system will display the reason for the failure.

3.2 App: Guide to Using the MEXC Futures Chase Order Function

1) Open the MEXC App and log in to your account. Tap the Trade button at the bottom of the homepage.

2) On the trading page, select Futures at the top to switch to the Futures trading interface.

3) Create a limit order.

4) Scroll down to Open Orders to view your limit order, then tap Chase.

5) Tap Confirm.

6) Once the order validity, risk limit, balance, and liquidation risk checks are all passed, the chase order will be placed successfully. Your original limit order will be resubmitted at the current best bid or ask on your side. After execution, the filled limit order will appear under Positions.

If any of the checks fail, the chase order will not be placed, and the system will display the reason for the failure.

4. How to Capture More Trading Opportunities on MEXC

While the high volatility of the cryptocurrency futures market creates numerous trading opportunities, over longer timeframes it can be observed that around 80% of the time, most cryptocurrencies actually move within a defined price range. For example, the chart below shows the price fluctuations of ETHUSDT Perpetual Futures within such a range.

This creates opportunities for futures grid trading.

4.1 Capturing Trading Opportunities in Sideways Markets with MEXC Futures Grid Trading

Grid trading is a quantitative, automated trading strategy. It works by placing multiple evenly spaced buy and sell orders within a defined price range, creating a "grid." As the price moves within this range, the system automatically buys low and sells high, capturing profit from each small price fluctuation.

In simple terms, grid trading does not rely on predicting market direction. Instead, it profits from price volatility itself. As long as the market fluctuates, whether in bullish, bearish, or sideways conditions, there is potential for returns.

4.2 Capturing U.S. Stock Trading Opportunities with MEXC Stock Futures

MEXC Stock Futures offer a new way to trade U.S. equities using cryptocurrency. Investors can participate in stock price movements without holding the underlying shares or maintaining a brokerage account. By using cryptocurrency as margin, traders can capture gains from stock price fluctuations with leverage and flexible trading options.

Through MEXC Stock Futures, users can easily trade dozens of investment-grade equities without needing a traditional brokerage account. The platform also offers some of the lowest fees in the industry along with a streamlined trading experience. According to a report by ChainCatcher, the trading depth of MEXC Stock Futures already leads the industry by a wide margin, ensuring smoother price performance even in extreme market conditions and helping reduce the risk of unexpected liquidations.