Where to Find OKB Real-Time Trade Records? Spot and Assets Page Guide

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To view OKB real-time trade records, the entrance is not in the Assets page but in the trading interface. The Assets page shows trade results, while the trading page shows real-time trade data.

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Step 1: View Real-Time Trades on the Spot Trading Page

If you want to see the live trades for OKB/USDT as they happen, go straight to the trading interface.

  • What: Go to the OKX spot trading page.

  • How: On the App, tap [Trade] on the home screen, select [Spot] pair OKB/USDT, scroll down to the positions area, and tap the [Trade History] icon on the right. In the [Historical Orders] tab, you can filter by coin and time.

  • Completion standard: See the OKB trade list with time, price, quantity, and direction.

Step 2: View Your Trade History on the Assets Page

If you want to check how much OKB you have bought or sold in the past, the entry is on the Assets page.

  • What: Go to OKX's [Assets] page to view order records.

  • How:

    • On the App: Tap [Assets] at the bottom → tap the history icon at the top right → filter by type [Deposit] or [Withdraw] to see deposit/withdrawal records.

    • On the Web: Log in to the OKX official website → [Asset Management] in the top right → [Order Center] → [Historical Orders], then filter by date, order type, and coin.

  • Completion standard: See your own order and trade records from up to the past year.

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Common Mistakes

Many people go to the [Assets] page and can't find real-time trade data. That's because real-time trade records are trading data, not on the Assets page—you need to be in the trading interface. The history entry on the Assets page holds your own trade history, not the market-wide real-time trades.