What’s the difference between U-margined and coin-margined contracts?
Coin-margined contracts use the underlying coin itself as collateral and settle profits and losses in that coin. For example, BTC coin-margined contracts settle profits and losses in BTC.
Coin-margined contracts are measured in contracts, with each contract representing a fixed USD value. U-margined contracts generally calculate position size by the quantity of the coin.
The most important thing to remember when managing your funds: before placing an order, check whether you’re entering a U-margined or coin-margined contract—the units for the quantities are different.
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Coin-margined contracts use the underlying coin itself as collateral and settle profits and losses in that coin. For example, BTC coin-margined contracts settle profits and losses in BTC.
Coin-margined contracts are measured in contracts, with each contract representing a fixed USD value. U-margined contracts generally calculate position size by the quantity of the coin.
The most important thing to remember when managing your funds: before placing an order, check whether you’re entering a U-margined or coin-margined contract—the units for the quantities are different.
$BTC 83816.42（+0.94%）
#BTC