1. Product Overview
KTX On-Chain Trading is a decentralized trading product launched by KTX Exchange, combining the freedom of on-chain trading with the convenience of centralized exchanges. You do not need to create a separate wallet or manage mnemonic phrases; you can directly use your KTX Exchange account to participate in on-chain token trading.
Core Highlights
- No Wallet Login Required — Reuse your KTX Exchange account without creating a separate on-chain wallet
- Unified Fund Account — Share account funds with the centralized exchange for seamless switching
- USDT Order Placement — Currently supports only USDT as the trading medium
- Meme + US Stock Tokenization — Focuses on Meme coin trading while supporting tokenized US stock varieties
Target Users
Suitable for users who want to participate in on-chain Meme trading and tokenized US stock trading but do not want to manage on-chain wallets, mnemonic phrases, or Gas fees themselves. You can complete on-chain buying and selling all in one place using your KTX account.
2. Supported Networks
KTX On-Chain Trading currently supports four networks: Solana (high throughput, low fees, main battlefield for Meme trading), BNB Chain (BSC ecosystem, rich DeFi and Meme projects), Base (Coinense ecosystem chain, emerging Meme hotspot), and Ethereum (mainnet ecosystem, large transactions and quality projects), covering mainstream on-chain trading ecosystems.
3. Accounts and Funds
Account Interoperability Mechanism
KTX On-Chain Trading shares the same account system and fund wallet with the KTX centralized exchange. You do not need to register or create a wallet again on the on-chain trading page; after logging into KTX Exchange, you can directly use the on-chain trading functions.
Advantages
- No need to manage mnemonic phrases, private keys, or other complex encryption information
- Funds can be used seamlessly between centralized and on-chain trading
- Unified account security system ensures asset safety
- Only supports USDT for order placement, simplifying the trading process
Important Restrictions
- No Direct Deposit/Transfer — On-chain trading tokens cannot be directly deposited or transferred
- Assets Not Yet Merged — If the platform has launched tokens with the same contract as on-chain assets, there is currently no asset merging function; trading, transfers, and information display are shown separately
- On-Chain Asset Identification — On-chain assets will display the corresponding contract address in the wallet for distinction
4. Order Types
KTX On-Chain Trading offers two order types: Market Orders and Limit Orders. The triggering logic of these two is fundamentally different; please fully understand before use.
| Comparison Item | Market Order | Limit Order |
|---|---|---|
| Execution Method | Executed immediately at the current best market price | Triggered to execute at market price once the target price is reached |
| Price Control | None — no price control | Trigger price — only serves as the trigger condition |
| Slippage Protection | None | None — executes at market price after triggering |
| Expiration Time | Executes immediately | Valid indefinitely — does not expire before execution |
| Applicable Scenario | For speed and immediate entry/exit | Waiting for target price, order placed and waiting to trigger |
Important Note on Limit Orders
The Limit Orders in on-chain trading are fundamentally different from traditional limit orders. The "limit price" here acts as a trigger condition, not a guaranteed execution price. When the market price reaches your set target price, the system will automatically place a market order. There is currently no slippage protection; if the token's market depth is insufficient, the actual execution price may deviate significantly from the set price, causing substantial losses. Please use limit orders only on tokens with sufficient depth.
Operation Example
Suppose a certain Meme coin is currently priced at 0.001 USDT, and you want to buy at 0.0008 USDT:
- Set a limit order with a target price of 0.0008 USDT
- When the market price falls to 0.0008 USDT, the system automatically triggers a market buy
- The actual execution price depends on market depth and liquidity at that time
- If depth is insufficient, the execution price may be higher than 0.0008 USDT
- This order is valid indefinitely until executed; no expiration time setting is required
5. Fee Description
The displayed fees for on-chain trading include two parts; please fully understand the fees before trading:
1. Platform Fee 1%
2. On-Chain Trading Fee (Gas) charged according to actual on-chain conditions during the trading period
Fee Calculation Rules
Buy Example
Buying tokens worth 100 USDT:
Fee = 100 × 1% + real-time on-chain Gas fee (the consumed token is converted to USDT at market price) = 1 USDT + Gas
The platform fee is calculated as 1% of the buying amount; on-chain Gas fees are charged based on real-time on-chain conditions
Sell Example
Selling tokens to receive 100 USDT:
Fee = 100 × 1% + real-time on-chain Gas fee (the consumed token is converted to USDT at market price) = 1 USDT + Gas
The platform fee is calculated as 1% of the received amount; on-chain Gas fees are charged based on real-time on-chain conditions
About Estimated Amounts
The estimated amount displayed on the trading page is for reference only; the final received amount depends on the actual execution price. On-chain trading fees fluctuate with network congestion, so the actual deducted fees may differ from the displayed estimate.
6. Monitoring and Favorites
Network Restriction
The monitoring and favorites feature only supports the Solana network; other networks are not supported at this time.
Token Watchlist & Folder Management
Token Favorites Page
Favorited tokens are displayed in a list, with each record containing the following fields:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Token | Name and contract address of the favorited token |
| Favorite Time | Time when the token was added to favorites, recording when you started following it |
| Market Cap | Current market capitalization of the token |
| Liquidity | Current liquidity data of the token |
| Holders | Number of addresses currently holding the token |
| 24h Trading Volume | Total trading volume in the past 24 hours |
| 24h Price Change | Price change percentage in the past 24 hours |
| 24h Number of Trades | Number of trades in the past 24 hours |
| Age | Token creation time, indicating how long the token has existed on-chain |
| Actions | Option to delete from favorites or change grouping |
Wallet Monitoring Page
Monitored wallet addresses are also displayed in a list, with each record containing the following fields:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Wallet | On-chain wallet address being monitored |
| Added Time | Time when the wallet was added to the monitoring list |
| Wallet Balance | Current asset balance of the wallet |
| 7d Number of Trades | Number of trades in the past 7 days |
| 7d Win Rate | Profit win rate of trades in the past 7 days |
| Alerts | Two icon buttons: Speaker 🔊 — Controls the alert sound on the monitoring page; Bell 🔔 — Enables or disables trade monitoring notifications for the wallet address. Details of monitoring messages can be viewed in the "Wallet Monitoring" section at the bottom left of the page |
| Actions | Option to delete monitoring or change grouping |
Wallet Monitoring Settings
7. Candlestick Charts
The KTX On-Chain Trading page has a built-in candlestick chart tool to assist your technical analysis and price judgment.
Supported Candlestick Periods
| Minimum Interval | Maximum Interval | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 second | 1 day | Covers from ultra-short-term to medium-long-term analysis needs; 1-second candlesticks help capture extreme volatility in Meme trading |
💡 Usage Suggestions
- Meme Short-Term Trading: Use 1-second / 5-second / 1-minute candlesticks to capture rapid fluctuations
- Trend Analysis: Use 15-minute / 1-hour candlesticks to identify short-term trends
- Medium to Long-Term Analysis: Use 4-hour / 1-day candlesticks to assess overall trends
8. Blacklist Function
To help users filter out high-risk and undesirable projects, KTX On-Chain Trading supports a customizable blacklist function. Tokens on the blacklist will be hidden from the front-end lists to avoid accidental operations.
Supported Blacklist Types
Developer Addresses
Add specific developer wallet addresses to the blacklist to hide all tokens deployed by those addresses
Contract Addresses
Block specific token contract addresses
Keywords
Filter by token name/symbol keywords such as "scam," "fake," etc.
Websites
Block tokens associated with specific websites
Block tokens associated with specific Twitter accounts
Tokens
Directly add specific tokens to the blacklist
📋 Capacity Limit
The blacklist supports up to 1000 rules. Tokens matching the rules will be automatically hidden from the front-end lists.
9. Asset Management
Deposit and Transfer Restrictions
Key Restrictions
- No Direct Deposits — Tokens in on-chain trading cannot be directly deposited
- No Direct Transfers — Tokens in on-chain trading do not support transfers between accounts
Asset Display Rules
- If KTX platform has launched a token (centralized trading), and the same contract address token is supported on-chain, there is currently no asset merging function
- Centralized trading assets and on-chain assets are displayed separately: trading, transfers, and token information are independent
- On-chain assets will show the corresponding contract address in the wallet to distinguish them from centralized trading assets
10. Orders and Positions
After participating in on-chain trading, you can view complete order and position information at the bottom of the trading page:
Viewing Entry
Bottom of the trading page → provides four dimensions of viewing entries:
| Section | Description |
|---|---|
| Held Tokens | View the types and quantities of tokens currently held in on-chain trading |
| Current Orders | View unfilled on-chain orders, including limit orders waiting to trigger |
| Order History | View all previously submitted order records |
| Trade Records | View details of executed orders, including execution price, quantity, fees, etc. |
11. Risk Warning
On-Chain Trading Risk Disclosure
- Limit Orders Have No Slippage Protection — Limit order price is only a trigger condition; after triggering, execution is at market price. If market depth is insufficient, the actual execution price may deviate significantly from the target price, causing substantial losses
- High Volatility of Meme Coins — Meme tokens have drastic price fluctuations and may rise or fall sharply in a short time; please manage your positions reasonably
- Fluctuating On-Chain Fees — On-chain Gas fees fluctuate with network congestion; actual fees may differ from estimates
- Liquidity Risk — Some niche Meme coins lack liquidity; large trades may cause significant price impact
- Estimated Amounts Are For Reference Only — Displayed estimated received amounts do not equal final amounts; actual amounts depend on execution prices
- Assets Cannot Be Transferred — On-chain trading assets cannot be directly deposited or transferred; please plan your fund usage in advance
Security Recommendations
- When using limit orders, prioritize trading pairs with good liquidity and sufficient depth
- Set target prices reasonably to avoid unexpected losses due to no slippage protection in extreme market conditions
- Use the blacklist function to filter known high-risk projects
- Monitor on-chain Gas fee changes and be cautious during network congestion
- Regularly check your positions and orders to manage unfilled orders timely
12. Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to create a separate wallet for on-chain trading?
No. KTX On-Chain Trading shares accounts and fund wallets with the centralized exchange; you can use it directly after logging into KTX Exchange.
Can I place orders with tokens other than USDT?
Currently, only USDT is supported as the trading medium; other tokens are not supported for order placement.
Do limit orders expire?
No. Limit orders remain valid indefinitely until executed; there is no expiration time setting. If you want to cancel, please manually cancel the order.
Are limit orders executed at the set price?
No. Limit order price in on-chain trading acts as a trigger condition; when the market price reaches the set price, the system automatically places a market order. There is currently no slippage protection; the actual execution price depends on market depth.
Can tokens in on-chain trading be deposited or transferred?
No. Tokens in on-chain trading do not support direct deposits or transfers. Also, tokens launched on the platform with the same contract as on-chain assets currently do not have an asset merging function; they are displayed separately.
Does the monitoring and favorites function support all networks?
No. The monitoring and favorites features (token favorites, wallet address monitoring, custom grouping, batch import, etc.) currently only support the Solana network.
What fees are included?
The displayed fees include two parts: platform fees (1% of order amount/income) and on-chain trading fees (Gas). On-chain fees are charged based on real-time on-chain conditions during the trading period; the consumed tokens are converted to USDT at market price.
What is the maximum number of blacklist entries?
The blacklist supports up to 1000 rules, including developer addresses, contract addresses, keywords, websites, Twitter accounts, and tokens. Tokens matching these rules will be hidden from the front-end lists.
What is the shortest supported candlestick period?
Candlesticks support a minimum interval of 1 second and a maximum of 1 day. The 1-second candlestick is suitable for capturing extreme volatility scenarios in Meme trading.
What types of tokens does on-chain trading support?
Focuses on Meme token trading and supports tokenized US stock trading. Covers four major networks: Solana, BNB Chain, Base, and Ethereum.
*This documentation is for informational purposes only and does not constitute any investment advice. On-chain trading carries high risks; please participate cautiously after fully understanding the risks. KTX is not responsible for losses caused by market volatility, insufficient liquidity, slippage, or other factors.