ADL light is on, and the profit positions may also be reduced
In the contract, ADL is an automatic deleveraging mechanism: only when there is a bankrupt position and the relevant insurance funds cannot take over does the system proceed to this step, reducing positions in order from the counterparty’s profitable positions. It’s not a normal stop-loss, and it’s not a platform “backstop” that takes over positions.
The sorting is based on “profit rate × effective leverage.” Example: a position with ID
$BTC has a notional value of 10,000 USDT. Wallet balance plus unrealized profit is 2,000 USDT, so the effective leverage is about 5x. If unrealized profit is 1,000 USDT and the profit rate is 10%, the sorting value is about 0.5. Similarly, with 10% profit and an effective leverage of 2x, the sorting value is about 0.2, so the former comes earlier. The numbers are only for understanding the formula; the actual ADL queue is determined by the positions page’s ADL instruction.
When operating, first open the contract → check the ADL instruction in the positions view. If risk increases, you can reduce your position size or add margin to lower the effective leverage—don’t treat all unrealized profit as available funds. When ADL happens, the profitable position will be partially or fully closed off according to the counterparty’s bankruptcy price. The platform will send a notification and will not charge the trading fee for that transaction. How many segments are lit on your positions page now?
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