OKX futures portfolio, automatically adjusted when a 5% point deviation is set
Original headlineOKX 선물 조합, 5%포인트 편차 설정 때 자동 조정
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OKX has introduced automatic rebalancing for its perpetual futures portfolio feature, triggering position adjustments when any contract's actual weight deviates from its target by a user-set threshold. Users can bundle two to ten perpetual futures, assign long or short direction and target weights summing to 100% per contract, and combine longs and shorts in a single portfolio. In the manual's example, BTC and ETH targets of 50% each with a 5-percentage-point band and hourly checks leave a 53/47 split untouched but trigger rebalancing once weights reach 56/44. The tool matters because it automates multi-leg derivatives exposure management, removing the need for manual rebalancing as prices drift. What to watch next is adoption of the feature and whether automated rebalancing affects trading volumes in the bundled contracts.
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