Martingale Strategy Order Failure Reasons

Insufficient Balance

If you end the cycle early while in a loss, the Martingale strategy account may not have enough balance to support the order for the next cycle. In this case, the system will automatically retry the order based on the available balance in your Martingale strategy account, and the strategy will continue to run normally.
Example: If you set a max investment amount of 100 USDT for a perpetual Martingale strategy and incur a 50 USDT loss in the first cycle, then end the cycle early, the next cycle’s order may fail due to insufficient balance. If the available balance is only 5 USDT at that point, the system will retry the order based on 5 USDT, and the strategy will continue running.

Price Limit Violation

Due to market fluctuations, order book depth, or other objective factors, the order may trigger the

control during volatile market conditions. In this case, the system will retry the order using the latest price limit to ensure the strategy continues.
Example: If the highest buy price for BTC is 100,000 USDT and your buy order is placed at 101,000 USDT, the order will fail. The system will then retry the order using the price limit of 100,000 USDT.

Order Size Below Minimum amount requirement

If the order size is below the minimum required quantity, the order will fail. For minimum order sizes, refer to the

and . If the initial order is below the minimum size, the system will stop the strategy. If an safety order is below the minimum, the system will ignore the order, and the strategy will continue running.

Order Canceled by Risk Control

When you apply overly high leverage in a perpetual-contract Martingale strategy, the chance of triggering the platform’s risk-control cancellations increases, causing any open orders to be revoked.

• Unfilled safety orders: If risk controls cancel an unfilled safety order, the system will not retry the order for your account’s safety; it will simply skip that order and the strategy will keep running.

• Unfilled take-profit or stop-loss orders: If these orders are canceled by risk controls, the system will retry them to ensure you can close the position smoothly, and the strategy continues operating.

• Unfilled initial order: If the initial opening order is canceled by risk controls, the system will stop the strategy entirely.

Exceeding Position Tier Limit

In a perpetual Martingale strategy, if your open order causes the total position size to exceed the tier limit, the order will fail. For your account safety, the system will not retry the order and will ignore it, allowing the strategy to continue running. For more details, refer to the

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