A margin mode where you assign a specific amount of collateral to each position separately.
A margin mode where you assign a specific amount of collateral to each position separately. If that position gets liquidated, only the allocated margin is lost, not your whole account. It's safer than cross margin for risky trades but gives you less room before liquidation.
A margin mode where your entire account balance acts as collateral for all open positions.
Borrowed money used to increase trading position size.
When a borrower's collateral is forcibly sold because their position became too risky.
A period when smart money quietly buys up an asset before a major price move.
The average yearly return on an investment, calculated to account for compounding.
Profiting from price differences of the same asset across different markets.
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