Fast answer
Crypto signal one-way mode checks prove whether opposite-side orders closed, reduced, or reversed an existing position.
Before accepting a one-way-mode result, record exchange, instrument, position mode, current side, net size, opposite-side order size, reduced amount, reversed amount, fill timestamp, fees, funding, updates, and final close record.
If a provider posts a new short while an old long is open without position-mode context, the record may hide a close or reversal.
Net-position checks
What to inspect in crypto signal one-way mode records.
Net direction
The account should show whether one-way mode limited the instrument to a single net side.
Opposite order
A sell against a long may reduce, close, or reverse exposure depending on size and venue rules.
Position flip
If direction changes, the record should show close price, new entry price, fees, and realized result.
Final exposure
A reviewable record shows remaining size, open direction, updates, and final status.
Source context
One-way mode can replace the current direction, so long-short results need position-flip evidence.
OKX explains one-way mode as a setting where only one position direction can be held at a time, and opening the opposite direction can close the existing position. CSR treats that as mandatory context for long-short result review.
Review standard
A reviewable one-way-mode signal shows whether the call opened, reduced, closed, or reversed exposure.
For CSR evidence review, one-way-mode records should include exchange, instrument, position mode, current side, net size, opposite-side order size, reduced or reversed amount, fill trail, fees, funding, updates, and final outcome.