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Identity Verification Guide (Web & App)

Spikex Exchange — Sat, 04 Apr 2026 08:47:35 GMT

Identity Verification Guide Web

To ensure the safety of your assets and comply with regulations, Spikex requires all users to complete KYC verification. KYC is mandatory for cryptocurrency trading. Once verified, names and ID numbers cannot be modified, so please fill in the details carefully.

2. In the User center section, click “Identity Verification”.

3. In Identity Verification click “Verify Now”.

4. Select certificate type, Enter real name, then certificate numbers. Upload the front and back of your ID, Upload authentication video, then click “Submit”. Once approved, the verification process will be completed.

Tips:
Please record a video with your phone or camera device and read out the following numbers show in the video, Upload via mobile app or web after recording,Video supports formats of MP4, OGG, WEBM，3GP as well as MOV and must be limited to 50MB

Identity Verification Guide APP

2. In the User center section, click “Identity Verification”.

3. In Identity Verification click “Verify Now”.

GA Binding Guide (Web & App)

Spikex Exchange — Sat, 04 Apr 2026 08:47:22 GMT

What is Google Authenticator?

To ensure account security, the platform offers two-step verification, including Google Authenticator or SMS verification codes. Users are advised to select at least one of the following combinations — “Google Authenticator + email + transaction password” or “mobile phone + transaction password” — to safeguard their assets.

Google Authenticator generates a unique verification code every 30 seconds via the Google Authenticator app. Even if someone obtains your login password, they still require this code to access your account. This provides an extra layer of security against account theft, especially critical given blockchain’s decentralized and irreversible nature — once assets are stolen, they cannot be recovered.

By enabling two-step verification, users significantly reduce the risk of asset loss due to password leaks.

How to Bind Google Authenticator on web?

Follow these steps to set up Google Authenticator and enhance your account security:

Log in to https://www.spikex.com , and go to the “Personal Center” via the top-right menu.

2. In the Personal Center, navigate to Security Center >

3. Click Google Authenticator > Connect to access the setup page.

4. Click “Next” to Enable Google Authenticator

5 Scan QR code with Google Authenticator App or copy QR code to your Google Authenticator,

6. Click “Next” and Copy Backup key and keep it safe

7. Enter the 6-digit verification code sent to your email and Enter the 6-digit code generated by Google Authenticator into the designated field to complete the setup and click “Next”. Your account is now protected with an additional layer of security.

How to Bind Google Authenticator on app?

Follow these steps to set up Google Authenticator and enhance your account security:

2. In the Personal Center, navigate to Security Center >

3. Click Google Authenticator > Connect to access the setup page.

4. Click “Next” to Enable Google Authenticator

5 Scan QR code with Google Authenticator App or copy QR code to your Google Authenticator,

6. Click “Next” and Copy Backup key and keep it safe

How to Become an Agent & FAQ

Spikex Exchange — Fri, 03 Apr 2026 06:34:05 GMT

How to become an affiliate and whether KYC verification is required

https://www.ai-exchange-ai.com/affiliates You can submit your application on this page. Click “Join Now” and fill in the relevant information.

You do not need to undergo any identity verification to participate in our affiliate program.

How to view my invitation code and invitation link

How many invitation codes/links can I generate? How do I generate them?

Different types of agents and their corresponding benefits

Commission rebates and rebate rates

1. Users who register through your invitation code are called “direct clients.” These individuals are your “sub-agents.” You receive a portion of the transaction fees they generate from spot and futures trading. This portion is called a “commission rebate,” and its percentage is called the “rebate rate.”

2. If your direct client A activates “sub-agent” status and invites B using their own invitation code, A’s rebate percentage becomes your “Level 1 Agent Rebate Percentage.” You earn a portion of both A’s and B’s transaction fees according to the following structure:

Assuming your rebate rate is 60% and your Level 1 Agent rebate rate is 40%, you receive 20% of B’s fees (60 minus 40) plus 40% of A’s fees.

Assuming your rebate rate is 60% and your Level 1 Agent rebate rate is also 60%, you receive no portion of B’s fees (60 minus 60). You can only receive 60% of the commission generated by Agent A.

3. If Agent B invites Agent C using their invitation code, you cannot receive any commission from Agent C’s transactions, regardless of whether Agent B has activated sub-agent status. Commission rebates are limited to two levels.

Where can I view my invitation overview data?

Commission Payout Timing

No Commission Received

Commission is generated only when your downline incurs “real” transaction fees. If your downline uses bonus funds for trading, no real fees are generated, so you cannot receive commissions.

Additionally, if your downline’s account is suspended for any reason, you will not receive commissions. Commissions are tied to the account functionality.

AI trading Introduction and How to Copy Trade?

Spikex Exchange — Fri, 03 Apr 2026 06:33:54 GMT

AI Trading (or Strategy Copy Trading) is a hands-free investment method where you follow automated trading strategies developed by expert traders or algorithmic models.

Instead of manually watching charts and executing trades yourself, you “copy” a pre-set strategy. When the AI or strategy lead makes a profit, your account mirrors those results proportionally. It’s designed to help users earn a passive return by leveraging high-performing trading algorithms.

How to Copy Trade

Follow these steps to set up your first AI Copy Trade:

Step 1: Login to Spikex Official website homepage, Access the AI Trading Menu

From the Home screen, look at the bottom navigation bar. Tap on the icon labeled “AI Trading” (located between ‘Trading’ and ‘Funds’).

Step 2: Browse and Select a Strategy

Once you are in the AI Trading dashboard, you will see a list of available strategies under Strategy Copy Trading.

Analyze the Stats: Look at the Return Rate (e.g., +30.63%), the number of Users, and the Strategy PnL.

Choose: Find a strategy that fits your risk appetite (e.g., “strategytest0203”).

Action: Tap the green “Use” button next to your chosen strategy.

Step 3: Enter Your Investment Amount

You will be taken to the investment setup page.

Input Amount: In the Investment Amount field, type in the amount of USDT you wish to allocate to this specific strategy.

Check Balance: Ensure you have enough USDT in your “Available” balance. If it says 0.00 USDT, you will need to deposit or transfer funds first.

Quick Select: You can also use the slider bar below the input field to select a percentage of your total balance.

Step 4: Confirm and Start

After entering the amount:

Review the Share percentage (the portion of profits that goes to the strategy creator).

Tap the large green “Confirm” button at the bottom of the screen.

[!NOTE]

Once confirmed, the system will automatically manage the trades for you. You can monitor your performance anytime by clicking on “My Copy Trading” at the top of the AI Trading screen.

Strategy Overview Header

At the top of every page, you will find the general statistics for the specific strategy (e.g., “strategytest0203”):

Assets Under Management (AUM): The total value of USDT currently being traded using this strategy.

Share (5%): The percentage of your profits that will be shared with the strategy creator as a performance fee.

Strategy Create Time: The date the strategy was first launched (e.g., 2026–02–03).

Followers: The total number of people currently copying this strategy.

Total Profit (USDT): The cumulative profit generated by this strategy since its inception.

Detailed Menu Tabs

1. Performance

This tab provides a statistical breakdown of how the strategy has performed over a specific period (e.g., the last 2 weeks).

Order Data: Shows specific figures for Strategy PnL (Profit and Loss), Follower PnL, and the overall Return Rate.

Return Rate Trend: A visual line graph that allows you to see the growth or volatility of the strategy over time.

2. Current Orders

This section displays any trades that are currently active or “open”.

If the AI is currently holding a position (like BTC or ETH), it will appear here.

If it shows “No Data,” it means the strategy is currently “flat” (holding cash) and waiting for the next market signal to enter a trade.

3. History Orders

This is a log of all completed trades. Each entry typically shows:

Trading Pair: For example, EOSUSDTCFDPerpetual.

Position Details: Whether it was a Long (betting the price goes up) or Short (betting it goes down) and the Leverage used (e.g., 10X).

PnL Amount & Rate: The exact profit or loss made on that specific trade (e.g., +50.00% PnL Rate).

Time Stamps: Exactly when the trade was opened and closed.

4. Followers

This tab shows a leaderboard of other users who are copying this strategy.

User Nicknames: Partially hidden names of fellow investors.

Investment Duration: How many days they have been following the strategy (e.g., 344 Days).

Personal Return Rate: The specific percentage gain each individual follower has seen since they started.

Google Authenticator (GA) Introduction & Download Guide

Spikex Exchange — Thu, 02 Apr 2026 00:28:52 GMT

Google Authenticator (GA) Introduction & Download Guide

What is Google Authenticator?

By enabling two-step verification, users significantly reduce the risk of asset loss due to password leaks.

How to use Google Authenticator?

To get started with Google Authenticator, follow these simple steps to download it on your device:

For Android Devices

Open the Google Play Store: Locate and tap the Google Play Store icon on your home screen or app drawer.
Search for the App: Type “Google Authenticator” into the top search bar.
Select and Install: Look for the app with a multicolored asterisk icon. Tap Install.
Open: Once the download is complete, tap Open to launch the app

For Apple (iPhone/iPad) Devices

Open the App Store: Tap the blue App Store icon on your device.
Search for the App: Tap the Search tab (magnifying glass) at the bottom right and type “Google Authenticator”.
Get the App: Tap GET next to the correct app icon. You may need to verify with Face ID, Touch ID, or your Apple ID password.
Open: After it finishes installing, tap Open from the App Store or find the app on your home screen.

iiOS download link:

https://apps.apple.com/id/app/google-authenticator/id388497605

Android download link:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.apps.authenticator2

Common Issues in AI Copy Trading

Spikex Exchange — Thu, 02 Apr 2026 00:28:29 GMT

Q: What is the “Black Box” problem in AI copy trading?

A: This refers to the lack of transparency in how an AI makes decisions. Because deep learning models often process thousands of variables, it can be nearly impossible for a human follower to understand why a trade was opened, making it hard to audit the strategy’s logic.

Q: Can an AI copy trading bot guarantee profits?

A: No. Regardless of how advanced the algorithm is, no AI can predict “black swan” events or sudden geopolitical shifts. Any platform promising “guaranteed” or “risk-free” returns is likely a scam.

Q: What is “Overfitting” and why is it dangerous?

A: Overfitting happens when an AI is trained too perfectly on historical data. It looks amazing on paper (backtesting), but because it essentially “memorized” the past rather than learning to adapt, it often fails miserably when faced with live, unpredictable market conditions.

Q: Is there a delay when copying an AI’s trades?

A: Yes, this is called Latency. Even a delay of a few milliseconds between the AI’s execution and your account’s copy can lead to “slippage,” where you enter the trade at a worse price, eating into your profit margins.

Q: Can AI copy trading suffer from “Connectivity Errors”?

A: Yes. API (Application Programming Interface) disconnects between the trading bot and your brokerage account are common. This can lead to missed trades or, worse, “orphaned” trades that the AI can no longer manage or close.

Q: How do “Flash Crashes” affect AI copy trading?

A: In high-volatility moments, AIs may trigger a cascade of sell orders simultaneously. If you are copying a strategy that lacks “circuit breaker” logic, you could be liquidated in seconds before you even receive a notification.

Q: What is “Signal Drift”?

A: Signal drift occurs when the AI’s logic slowly becomes outdated as market regimes change (e.g., shifting from a low-volatility bull market to a high-volatility bear market). Without constant recalibration, the AI continues using a “broken” strategy.

Q: Are my API keys safe with AI copy trading providers?

A: There is always a risk. If a provider’s database is breached, hackers can use your API keys to execute “wash trades” or, if permissions are set incorrectly, withdraw your funds directly.

Q: Does AI copy trading cause “Herd Behavior”?

A: Yes. If thousands of retail traders copy the same popular AI strategy, they all buy and sell at the same time. This creates artificial volatility and can make the strategy less effective as everyone competes for the same liquidity.

Q: Why is “Drawdown” often misunderstood in AI trading?

A: Many users focus only on “Total Return” and ignore “Maximum Drawdown” (the biggest drop from peak to trough). An AI might have 80% gains, but if it risks 50% of your capital to get there, one bad streak could wipe you out.

Q: Do AIs account for trading fees and spreads?

A: Not always. Some AIs trade so frequently (high-frequency trading) that the cumulative cost of commissions and spreads wipes out the gross profit, leaving the follower with a net loss.

Q: Is “set it and forget it” a viable strategy?

A: No. While AI handles the execution, you must still perform “managerial oversight.” Markets change, and an AI that worked in January might be obsolete by June.

Q: What is “FOMO” in the context of AI copying?

A: Fear Of Missing Out often leads investors to copy an AI after it has had a record-breaking month. Ironically, this is often the moment the strategy is most likely to undergo a “mean reversion” or a period of loss.

Q: How does “Model Dependency” affect traders?

A: It leads to cognitive laziness. Traders stop learning how the market works because they trust the “magic” of the AI. When the AI fails, the trader has no idea how to manual-trade their way out of a bad situation.

Q: Should I copy multiple AIs at once?

A: Diversification is good, but “over-diversification” can be an issue. If you copy 10 AIs that all use similar trend-following logic, you aren’t actually diversified — you’ve just increased your technical failure points.

Q: What is the most important “Red Flag” when picking an AI to copy?

A: Anonymity and lack of history. If the AI developer is anonymous and the strategy has less than 6–12 months of live (not backtested) trading history, the risk of a technical failure or a scam is significantly higher.

Common Formulas in Futures Trading Contracts

Spikex Exchange — Wed, 01 Apr 2026 00:19:39 GMT

I. Profit/Loss Calculation for USDT-Margined Contracts

· Margin: Stablecoins like USDT are used as margin, and profits/losses are also measured in USDT.

· Unrealized P&L (floating profit/loss before position closure):

· Unrealized P&L = (Mark Price — Opening Price) × Contract Quantity

· Realized P&L (actual profit/loss after position closure, net of fees):

· Realized P&L = (Closing Price — Opening Price) × Contract Quantity — Transaction Fees — Funding Fees

· Position P&L: Summarizes the actual profit/loss outcome for the entire trading cycle.

II. Crypto-Margined Perpetual Futures P&L Calculation

· Margin: Uses cryptocurrencies like BTC/ETH as margin, with P&L also denominated in that currency.

· Unrealized P&L:

· Unrealized P&L = (Mark Price — Entry Price) × Contract Quantity ÷ Index Price

· Realized P&L:

· Realized P&L = (Close Price — Open Price) × Contract Quantity ÷ Index Price

- Transaction Fees — Funding Fees

· Position P&L: Final profit/loss after all fees are settled.

III. Frequently Asked Questions

1. Unrealized P&L vs. Realized P&L

· Unrealized P&L: Floating profit/loss before closing the position

· Realized P&L: Actual settled profit/loss after closing (includes transaction fees and funding fees)

2. Does leverage affect P&L?

· Leverage amplifies both profits and losses but does not alter the underlying price movement.

3. How are fees accounted for?

· Transaction fees and funding fees are deducted from realized P&L.

4. Can P&L show negative values?

· Yes. A negative value indicates a loss on the position.

5. How do I view P&L?

· View unrealized P&L in the “Positions” interface

· View realized P&L in “Financial History”

The Common Formulas d CFD trading contracts,

1. Core Position Formulas

These formulas determine the basic value and cost of your trade.

2. Risk & Account Health Formulas

Monitoring these ensures you avoid Forced Liquidation.

Account Equity

This represents the real-time value of your account.

Equity = Wallet Balance + Unrealized PnL

Margin Level (%)

This is the primary indicator used by brokers to trigger a Margin Call or Stop-Out.

Margin Level = ( Equity/Used Margin ) x100%

Maintenance Margin

The minimum buffer required to keep a position active.

Maintenance Margin = Position Value x Maintenance Margin Rate

Note: If Equity < Maintenance Margin, the position is liquidated.

3. Funding & Costs

In Perpetual Futures, these costs are exchanged between Longs and Shorts every 8 hours.

Funding Fee: Position Value x Funding Rate
Effective Leverage: Position Value/Equity

Key Takeaway for Traders

Leverage acts as a double-edged sword: while it reduces the Opening Margin required, it increases the speed at which your Margin Level can drop during volatility.
Always use the Mark Price to calculate your liquidation point, as it is designed to prevent “scam wicks” from the Last Price.

USDT-M, Coin-M Futures & Fiat-M

Spikex Exchange — Wed, 01 Apr 2026 00:17:01 GMT

USDT-M: Uses USDT/USDC as the pricing and settlement unit. You can see returns more intuitively.

Coin-M: Use cryptocurrencies (e.g., BTC/ETH) as the pricing and settlement unit, displaying profits/losses in terms of “how many coins.” Suitable for users who already hold crypto spot positions and wish to hedge or leverage their positions.

Fiat-M refers to a trading account or contract type where Fiat currency (or fiat-pegged stablecoins like USDT/USDC) is used as the collateral.

API Trading

USDT-M quarterly contract trading rules

USDT-M quarterly contracts are fixed-maturity U-denominated contracts with a fixed expiration date and settlement date. The expiration date falls on the last Friday of each quarter.

Unlike Coin-M (where you hold the crypto asset itself as margin), in Fiat-M, your profits, losses, and margin requirements are all calculated and settled in a stable fiat value.

How to Deposit

Spikex Exchange — Mon, 30 Mar 2026 18:39:54 GMT

How to Deposit

2. Go to “Assets” and click “Deposit”. Select the cryptocurrency you want to deposit.

3. Select the payment method

4. You will be redirected to the payment page, enter your card information and click “Pay now to proceed”

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Spikex Exchange — Mon, 30 Mar 2026 18:37:39 GMT

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