Margin refers to the principal required by users when participating in contract transactions and opening positions. Due to the high-leverage nature of contracts, users can conduct larger-scale transactions while holding the same principal.
Leverage has the property of magnifying gains and losses. With the same principal, the higher the leverage, the larger the trading position that can be opened, so relatively speaking, the greater the risk the user needs to bear; similarly, when holding the same position, the leverage The higher it is, the smaller the margin required and the greater the risk.
BiFinance currently supports two modes: isolated margin and cross margin.
Users can adjust the leverage ratio of the contract or switch between full position/isolated position mode before opening a position or while holding a position.
Web(one-way/two-way position holding methods are the same)
Steps:
- Click on the cross position/isolated position mode and leverage multiple in the upper right corner of the contract interface;
- Select cross margin/isolated margin mode;
- You can manually enter the leverage multiple or directly click to select the leverage multiple;
- After confirming that the information is correct, click "Confirm".
*Note: Adjusting the leverage ratio at this time will affect the position margin and liquidation price. Please pay attention to the position risks.
App (one-way/two-way position holding methods are the same)
Steps:
- Click on the cross position/isolated position mode and leverage multiple on the contract interface;
- Select cross margin/isolated margin mode;
- You can manually enter the leverage multiple or directly click to select the leverage multiple;
- After confirming that the information is correct, click "Confirm".
*Note: Adjusting the leverage ratio at this time will affect the position margin and liquidation price. Please pay attention to the position risks.
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