If you’ve noticed that the opening price of your trade has changed in the Libertex platform, this can happen for a few technical and automatic reasons. Here's a clear explanation of each one.
You increased the trade volume
When you decide to invest more in an already open trade, the platform automatically adjusts the opening price so that your financial result remains consistent up to that point.
🔹 This adjustment is normal and ensures that your previous profit or loss is proportionally reflected in the larger position.
💡 Tip: This function can also be activated automatically if you’ve enabled auto-increase.
You changed the multiplier (Gold status or higher)
If you have a Gold status account or higher, you can change the multiplier (leverage) on an open trade.
🔸 When you do this, the system recalculates the opening price to reflect your new market exposure without affecting your current profit or loss.
This allows you to adjust your risk without having to close and reopen the trade.
The instrument expired and was reopened
Some financial instruments — like futures or certain indices — have expiration dates.
When the instrument expires, your position is automatically reopened under a new contract, which causes a new opening price to appear.
💡 This automatic transition keeps your investment active without disruption.
📌 In Summary:
If you increase the volume of an open trade, the opening price adjusts.
If you change the multiplier, the opening price changes accordingly.
If the instrument expires, the trade is reopened with a new opening price.