A bundle is a pre-defined basket of crypto assets with target weights. Instead of placing separate spot orders per coin, you execute one flow that aims to buy or sell the whole composition in line with those weights. Bundles are a convenience feature; they do not guarantee performance or diversification.

You choose a bundle, enter a total size in USDD and confirm. The platform translates that into multiple legs, one per underlying market—based on the bundle’s split. Fills, fees, and timing can differ slightly per leg depending on liquidity and volatility at execution time.

Curated bundles ship with published target weights. The CUBE Exchange may update compositions, rebalance thresholds, or listings over time to reflect strategy changes, risk limits, or market structure. Always review the current weights and disclosures shown in the product before you trade.

Bundle trades usually incur the same per-trade fees and spreads as ordinary spot orders for each leg. You may pay multiple small fees when several markets fill. Check the fee summary and trade preview before confirming.

No. A bundle spreads exposure across several assets, but all legs can still move together in stress scenarios. Some baskets may be concentrated by theme or sector. Past correlation is not a promise of future behavior. Only risk capital you can afford to lose.

The illiquid leg may see wider spreads, partial fills, delays, larger slippage versus the quoted bundle notion, or cancellation.

CUBE Exchange enforces minimum order sizes, tick sizes, and step sizes per market. Small weights on cheap or thin pairs may round to zero or be skipped. If the UI blocks a size, raise the notional or pick a different bundle—the constraints are inherited from the underlying spot markets.