From CEX to your first Alpha X perpetual trade
Move a small amount from a centralized exchange onchain, verify that it is credited, and place—then verify and, if you choose, close—your first perpetual position on Alpha…
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From CEX to Alpha X
One intent. One complete route.
This first Academy track is deliberately narrow: move a small amount onchain, verify it independently, place a controlled perpetual order, and leave no unintended exposure behind.
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Prepare the route and your loss limit
Establish the official destination, your eligibility, and a maximum amount before moving value. Open Alpha X from a trusted bookmark or independently…
Fund with a small test transfer
Prove the route with the smallest practical amount before increasing exposure. On the CEX withdrawal screen, choose only an asset and network…
Verify onchain and in Alpha X
Confirm the transfer independently before sending more or trading. Wait until the CEX marks the withdrawal complete and the transaction reaches the…
Review and place the first perpetual order
Submit a deliberately small order only after understanding the live contract and risk controls. Choose a perpetual market currently listed in your…
Protect, reduce, and confirm closure
Know exactly what remains exposed and leave no unintended order or position. Confirm actual entry price, size, margin mode, collateral, unrealized…
Eligibility can change
Alpha X access and derivatives availability may vary by jurisdiction, account, and current terms. Confirm eligibility before funding; do not use this…
Transfers may be irreversible
A wrong address, network, asset contract, or required memo can cause permanent loss. A successful test reduces uncertainty but does not guarantee a…
Self-custody shifts responsibility
Never share a seed phrase, private key, password, or one-time code. Reject approvals or signatures that do not match an action you initiated on the…
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Check the live Alpha X interface for currently supported markets, networks, fees, and eligibility.