Trading on leverage

What is advanced order entry?

Advanced order entry is our new, enhanced order form that provides additional risk management control to traders.

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How do I set Stop Loss and Take Profit when placing an order?

Stop Loss and Take Profit are supported on all order types: Limit, Market, Stop and Trailing Stop.

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Risks of leveraged trading

Know the score before you trade.

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Introduction to margin trading

A margin trade is basically a bet, made with borrowed money, on 1/ which way a product price will move and 2/ how much it will move.

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Margin trading terms you need to know

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How to open a position

Risky business played right

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How to monitor trading activities

Using Wallets page and Exchange/Margin platforms.

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Claim a position in Margin trading

Another way to close your trades

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How to close a position

Exit the position and realize your P&L.

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Cross Margin vs Isolated Margin

Cross Margin vs Isolated Margin

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Cross Margin FAQ

Cross margin is a margin shared between your positions and backed by your entire wallet balance of the funding currency.

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Cross Margin Liquidation Process

Cross Margin takes into account available balance when calculating margin coverage and other parameters.

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Isolated Margin Liquidation Process

Liquidation price is the price at which a position is forced liquidated.

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Isolated Margin FAQ

Isolated margin is the margin placed into a single position, and is isolated from other positions in your funding currency account balance.

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Liquid Margining Model

Liquid Margining Model applied to both Cross and Isolated margin features.

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Enhanced forced liquidation model

Forced liquidation occurs when margin coverage breaches 100% of used margin.

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What is Liquid Infinity?

Bitcoin CFD trading with up to 100x leverage

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What is Contract-For-Difference trading?

A contract-for-difference (CFD), which is a contract between a buyer and a seller, allows traders to trade assets on leverage.

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What are the advantages of Liquid Infinity?

The article will show the advantages of Liquid Infinity.

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Liquid Infinity FAQ

Liquid Infinity is facilitates Bitcoin contract-for-difference (CFD) trading with up to 100x leverage.

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How to use Liquid Infinity

On Liquid Infinity, you have the option to trade on Cross Margin or Isolated Margin.

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Risk Limits on Liquid Infinity

Infinity uses a step approach when determining the maintenance and initial required margin.

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What are the fees for Liquid Infinity?

In our Terms and Conditions, financing fees for Infinity and CFD products are now floating fees and subject to change at company discretion.

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What is Liquid Perpetuals?

Liquid Perpetuals is a new place on Liquid to trade Bitcoin perpetual contracts.

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What is Liquid Perpetual Swap Rate?

A Perpetual Swap Rate is a type of derivative product that has no effective settlement date.

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What are the fees for Liquid Perpetual?

A user is entitled to the higher discount level that they qualify for across both fee structures.

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What are the Liquidation for Liquid Perpetual?

Liquid perpetuals contract forced liquidation happens when the Margin Maintenance percentage is breached.

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What is the difference between Mark and Index price?

Last Price and Mark Price at Liquid are used together to try and prevent price manipulation.

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