Knowledge Notes | Coin-Margined and USDT-Margined
① Coin-margined contracts are calculated by the number of contracts, with each contract representing a fixed USD value. USDT-margined contracts generally calculate position size directly by the amount of the coin.
② The profit or loss on a USDT-margined contract is proportional to price movement: P&L on a long position = (closing price − opening price) × position size.
③ When going long with a coin-margined contract, remember: if the price falls, your position loses value, and the coin used as collateral also decreases in value—so the loss is doubled.
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① Coin-margined contracts are calculated by the number of contracts, with each contract representing a fixed USD value. USDT-margined contracts generally calculate position size directly by the amount of the coin.
② The profit or loss on a USDT-margined contract is proportional to price movement: P&L on a long position = (closing price − opening price) × position size.
③ When going long with a coin-margined contract, remember: if the price falls, your position loses value, and the coin used as collateral also decreases in value—so the loss is doubled.
$BTC 82694.01 (+1.17%)
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