What’s the difference between USDT-margined and coin-margined contracts?
Coin-margined contracts are traded in contracts, each representing a fixed USD face value. USDT-margined contracts are usually ordered directly by coin quantity.
USDT-margined contracts use stablecoins as margin, making profit and loss easier to calculate. You can also use the same USDT balance across different trading pairs.
For example, $BTC : BTCUSDT calculates profit and loss in USDT, while coin-margined BTCUSD calculates it in BTC. Current price: 79636.06.
Understanding the rules helps you make informed decisions; it’s not about predicting the market.
Coin-margined contracts are traded in contracts, each representing a fixed USD face value. USDT-margined contracts are usually ordered directly by coin quantity.
USDT-margined contracts use stablecoins as margin, making profit and loss easier to calculate. You can also use the same USDT balance across different trading pairs.
For example, $BTC : BTCUSDT calculates profit and loss in USDT, while coin-margined BTCUSD calculates it in BTC. Current price: 79636.06.
Understanding the rules helps you make informed decisions; it’s not about predicting the market.
