In some cases, you may not see all of your orders immediately on the exchange. This depends on both the trade configuration you are using and the behavior of the exchange itself.
Below are the most common scenarios:
1. Trailing Entry and Trailing Take Profit (Spot & Futures)
If you set a Trailing Entry or Trailing TP, the order will not be visible on the exchange until the trigger is reached (trailing condition is activated).
2. Take Profit (TP) Orders
Your TP orders are only placed once some of your entry targets are filled. Until then, you may not see the TP orders active on the exchange.
3. Stop Orders on Futures
On futures exchanges, Stop orders are placed right away, unless you have configured a Stop Timeout. In this case, you'll only see the stop order once the timeout is triggered.
4. Bitget (Spot & Futures) - TP and SL Visibility
On Bitget, the same rule applies: you will only see one order at a time (TP or SL), depending on proximity to the current price.
If the TP order is placed, the rest of the trade amount will be placed in the Stop Loss order.
5. Spot Trades - TP and SL Visibility
On spot exchanges, you will only see one order at a time - either TP or SL, depending on which is closer to the current price by the following logic:
After the entry is filled, we first place the Stop-Loss order on the exchange to make sure your trade is protected.
From that point, we constantly track the current market price and check how close it is to the Take-Profit. Specifically, we compare:
The distance between the TP and current price
&The distance between the TP and SL
We prioritize the Stop-Loss by 75% (better protecting the trade), which means the difference between those two distances needs to be 25% or less, in order to switch to TP.
Example trade:
Let's say the trade looks like this:
TP (Take Profit): 100
Current Price: 92
SL (Stop Loss): 80
Step 1 – Calculate distances
Distance between TP and SL = 100 – 80 = 20
Distance between TP and Current Price = 100 – 92 = 8
Step 2 – Ratio
8 / 20 = 40%
Step 3 – Decision
Since 40% is more than 25%, we keep the SL order active on the exchange.
Once the current price gets even closer to the TP, reaching that 25% threshold or less, we’ll switch the order to TP.
📌 Note: If we’ve already switched to TP, we’ll only switch back to SL when that percentage ratio goes above 50%. This will only happen if the price goes down again.
✅ In summary:
It’s normal not to see all orders visible at once on the exchange.
Cornix places orders according to your trade settings and the rules of the specific exchange.
In case you experience something different on your trades, reach out to our support to get further help.