I’d only heard about it before, and didn’t really understand it until I looked into it later.
In one-way mode, if the amount you sell exceeds your existing long position, the excess will open a short position (if Reduce-Only isn’t checked).
One-way positions are relatively simple: each trading pair has just one position, and buying or selling only increases or decreases that same position.
For context, $BTC is trading at 82897.68 (24h: -0.49%).
Have you run into any pitfalls related to this? Share them so others can avoid making the same mistakes.
#BTC
In one-way mode, if the amount you sell exceeds your existing long position, the excess will open a short position (if Reduce-Only isn’t checked).
One-way positions are relatively simple: each trading pair has just one position, and buying or selling only increases or decreases that same position.
For context, $BTC is trading at 82897.68 (24h: -0.49%).
Have you run into any pitfalls related to this? Share them so others can avoid making the same mistakes.
#BTC