BitUnix introduces futures paper trading with past chart replay
Original headline비트유닉스, 과거 차트 재생하는 선물 모의거래 도입
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Bitunix has added a replay trading feature to its PC-based Ultra futures interface, letting users step through completed historical candles one at a time to practice futures positions and open orders with virtual funds. The feature, documented in an official help page updated October 29, keeps simulated orders separate from real futures accounts so they are never routed to the live order book. Users can pick a replay start point by clicking a historical candle on the chart or via a time selector, though the currently forming candle cannot be chosen. The rollout matters because it gives futures traders a risk-free way to rehearse entries, exits and order handling against real past market conditions without committing capital. What to watch next is whether Bitunix extends replay trading beyond the PC Ultra futures screen to mobile and other order types.
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