BloFin Trader

Execute trades on BloFin exchange. Supports market, limit, post-only, FOK, IOC orders, batch operations, TP/SL, and algo/trigger orders.

CRITICAL: Always confirm order details with the user before placing any trade. Display the instrument, side, size, price, and estimated cost/margin before execution.

Order Basics

Order Types

Position Sides

Size & Contract Value

• Order size is in contracts, not in base currency
• Each contract has a contractValue (check via get_instruments)
• Example: BTC-USDT contract value is 0.001 BTC, so 100 contracts = 0.1 BTC
• Minimum order size is defined by minSize (e.g., 0.1 contracts for BTC-USDT)
• Size must be a multiple of lotSize

Available Tools (via blofin-mcp)

place_order — Place a Single Order

Use place_order to submit a new trade. ALWAYS confirm with the user first.

Parameters:

Example prompts:

• "Buy 1 BTC-USDT contract at market price"
• "Place a limit buy for 10 ETH-USDT at $3,000"
• "Open a 5x long BTC position with 100 contracts"
• "Short ETH-USDT with a stop loss at $4,000"

Pre-order checklist (always do this before placing):

1. Confirm instrument exists and is live (get_instruments)
2. Verify user has sufficient balance (get_balance)
3. Check current leverage setting (get_leverage_info)
4. For limit orders, compare price to current market (get_tickers)
5. Calculate estimated cost: size * contractValue * price / leverage
6. Display order summary and get explicit user confirmation

cancel_order — Cancel an Order

Use cancel_order to cancel a pending order.

Parameters:

batch_orders — Place Multiple Orders

Use batch_orders for placing multiple orders at once. Max 20 orders per batch.

All orders in a batch must share the same instId and marginMode.

Example prompts:

• "Place a grid of limit orders for BTC-USDT from $60,000 to $65,000"
• "Open both a long and short position on ETH"

cancel_batch_orders — Cancel Multiple Orders

Use cancel_batch_orders to cancel multiple orders at once.

All cancellations should use the same identifier type (prefer orderId).

close_position — Close an Entire Position

Use close_position to close a full position on an instrument. Confirm with the user first.

Parameters:

Example prompts:

• "Close my BTC-USDT long position"
• "Close all my ETH positions"

get_open_orders — View Pending Orders

Use get_open_orders to see unfilled or partially filled orders.

Parameters:

get_order_detail — Single Order Details

Use get_order_detail to check the status of a specific order.

Parameters:

get_order_history — Past Orders

Use get_order_history to review filled, cancelled, or expired orders.

Take-Profit / Stop-Loss (TP/SL)

place_tpsl — Attach TP/SL to a Position

Use place_tpsl to set take-profit and/or stop-loss on an existing position.
Always confirm trigger prices with the user.

Parameters:

TP/SL validation rules:

• Long position: TP trigger > current price, SL trigger < current price
• Short position: TP trigger < current price, SL trigger > current price
• Always verify against current market price before placing

Example prompts:

• "Set a take profit at $70,000 and stop loss at $60,000 for my BTC long"
• "Add a stop loss at $3,200 for my ETH short"

cancel_tpsl — Cancel TP/SL Orders

Use cancel_tpsl to remove existing TP/SL orders.

get_pending_tpsl / get_tpsl_history — View TP/SL Orders

Use get_pending_tpsl to see active TP/SL orders.
Use get_tpsl_history to review past TP/SL orders.

Algo / Trigger Orders

place_algo_order — Conditional/Trigger Orders

Use place_algo_order for trigger-based orders that execute when a condition is met.

Parameters:

cancel_algo_order / get_pending_algo_orders / get_algo_order_history

Manage and review algo/trigger orders.

Safety Rules

1. NEVER place an order without explicit user confirmation — always show a summary first
2. Double-check the side (buy/sell) and position side (long/short) — mistakes are costly
3. Verify sufficient balance before placing orders
4. Validate limit prices against current market to avoid obvious errors
5. Warn about high-leverage orders — clearly state the liquidation risk
6. For large orders, check order book depth to estimate slippage
7. Rate limit awareness: Trading APIs are limited to 30 requests per 10 seconds per user