What’s the difference between “USDT-margined” and “coin-margined” contracts?
It’s worth understanding the difference between coin-margined and USDT-margined contracts.
USDT-margined contracts use stablecoins as margin, making profits and losses easier to calculate. You can also share a single USDT balance across multiple trading pairs.
Unexpected market moves can happen, so think ahead about what you’ll do if your market view is wrong.
For example, $BTC : BTCUSDT calculates profits and losses in USDT, while the coin-margined BTCUSD contract calculates them in BTC. The current price is 82951.27.
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It’s worth understanding the difference between coin-margined and USDT-margined contracts.
USDT-margined contracts use stablecoins as margin, making profits and losses easier to calculate. You can also share a single USDT balance across multiple trading pairs.
Unexpected market moves can happen, so think ahead about what you’ll do if your market view is wrong.
For example, $BTC : BTCUSDT calculates profits and losses in USDT, while the coin-margined BTCUSD contract calculates them in BTC. The current price is 82951.27.
#BTC