Prohibited login activities
1.1 Unauthorized API usage:
1.2 Compromised account activity:
1.3 Abuse of multiple accounts:
Withdrawal restrictions
2.1 Unauthorized access:
2.2 AML risk indicators:
2.3 Linked account activity:
Abnormal trading behavior
3.1 Market manipulation:
3.2 High-frequency or programmatic violations:
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Frequent, rapid trades executed within seconds to exploit price fluctuations.
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Trading behavior where a high percentage of orders are held for less than one minute.
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Abnormally high trading frequency compared to platform averages.
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Using unauthorized trading software, bots, or script-based auto-trading tools to initiate mass orders.
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Placing and cancelling a large number of orders within a short period ("Quote stuffing" behavior).
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Simultaneously trading in opposite directions on different accounts or products to simulate trading volume.
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Transactions that violate fair trading principles may be invalidated.
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Related accounts may be temporarily restricted, permanently banned, or subject to a full review.
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Toobit may impose additional trading limits or permanently revoke trading access for severe or repeat offenders.
3.3 Unusual account collaboration:
3.4 Liquidity arbitrage
Includes, but is not limited to:
3.4.1 Low-liquidity order book arbitrage
Repeatedly opening and closing positions within extremely narrow price ranges (including single-tick spreads) on low-liquidity trading pairs or shallow order books, where profits are primarily derived from order book characteristics rather than normal market price movements.
3.4.2 Large-order liquidity and execution arbitrage
Exploiting Toobit's liquidity, quotation, or execution mechanisms to repeatedly obtain abnormal execution advantages through large-volume trades with limited market exposure.
Examples include, but are not limited to:
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Frequently opening and closing large positions to benefit from unusually low slippage or favorable execution conditions.
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Repeatedly exploiting platform-specific liquidity or execution characteristics to obtain execution conditions that would not normally be achievable under standard market conditions.
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Trading strategies where profits are primarily generated from Toobit's liquidity, quotation, or execution mechanisms rather than genuine market price movements.
3.4.3 Trading under abnormal market conditions
Executing repetitive or unusually large-volume trades during periods of limited market liquidity, low trading activity, or other non-standard market conditions in order to exploit temporary execution characteristics or order book imbalances.
Examples include, but are not limited to:
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Repetitive trading during low-liquidity periods.
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Large-volume trading on illiquid trading pairs primarily to exploit temporary market conditions.
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Trading strategies designed to benefit from abnormal liquidity conditions rather than normal market exposure.
Response:
Accounts identified as engaging in liquidity arbitrage may be subject to profit adjustments, confiscation of abnormal profits, trading restrictions, account limitations, suspension, or other enforcement measures at Toobit's sole discretion.
3.5 Additional prohibited trading behaviors (Toobit reserves the right to monitor and penalize, including but not limited to):
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Using multiple accounts to fulfill activity requirements (e.g, trading volume for rewards).
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Submitting or editing orders with the intention of misleading the market.
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Simulating trading activity without real market intent (e.g, placing orders far from market price).
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Attempting to use Toobit's bonus or "guaranteed P&L" features for arbitrage without risk.
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Executing self-trades (e.g, same account acting as both buyer and seller).
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Trading solely to generate commissions without risk-bearing behavior ("fee farming").

