Futures Trading | What’s the difference between one-way and hedge mode?
In one-way mode, if the amount you sell exceeds your current long position, the excess will open a short position (unless Reduce-Only is enabled).
Hedge mode is often used when you want to hold positions in both directions at the same time—for example, keeping a long position for the long term while using a short position to hedge against a short-term pullback.
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Every potential gain comes with a corresponding risk, so consider the worst-case scenario first.
In one-way mode, if the amount you sell exceeds your current long position, the excess will open a short position (unless Reduce-Only is enabled).
Hedge mode is often used when you want to hold positions in both directions at the same time—for example, keeping a long position for the long term while using a short position to hedge against a short-term pullback.
Back to the market: $BTC is currently at 82038.01, up 0.56% over 24 hours.
Every potential gain comes with a corresponding risk, so consider the worst-case scenario first.