Margin
Margin is collateral posted to open or maintain a leveraged trading position.
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Leveraged trading magnifies profit and loss, and weak collateral can trigger forced closure.
Words that appear when a trade uses borrowed exposure.
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Margin is collateral posted to open or maintain a leveraged trading position.
Leverage lets a trader control a larger position than their cash balance, amplifying both gains and losses.
Liquidation happens when a position is forcibly closed because margin is no longer sufficient.
The funding rate is a recurring payment between long and short perpetual futures traders.