We are still talking about margin mode and yesterday we talked about Isolated margin mode, Today we are going to talk about cross margin mode, But first we need to know how to switch from Isolated to cross. If you are beginner when you open the future options you will find that you have been set on isolated by default Let me show some images that can direct you how
Click on the blue circled button ( for beginners the button will be reading Isolated) Then it will take you to some thing like th
So last time i talked about trying to give you a few tricks on how to play around with your trades. So today we are going to talk about margin modes. Margin mode; When dealing with margin modes we have two modes that's isolated and cross margin mode, how they apply and how they can help you when trading. Isolated margin mode, When trading with isolated margin mode this is what you should know , Every position you enter is affected by the same amount of usdt or usdc (margin) you allocate to that
#BTCBackto100K btc is above 100k and it's seems to be consolidating around 103k it's either creating resistance or support if it cross 104k it cld ride to 110k or if it falls below 100k its ride back to 96k. so choose your trades wisely
how I started to trade and what I have learnt part 3
Today we are going to talk about asset modes. asset mode is the way you use your available funds (margin) when trading on futures. There are two asset modes that's single asset mode and multiple asset mode. if you are beginner you will find that your asset mode is set to single by default. there are no many tricks on single asset mode so am just going to give the few benefits 1) it applies to both cross and isolated margin mode so if you have read the past articles that's part 1 and 2. you will
#Write2Earn so I started trading 3 year back with the aim of building wealth it has been a hard journey although I have learnt alot from it so am planning to start wring about what I have gone through trading on binance futures THE PLAN I wanted to tackle a few things about trading like *mode of trading future these include margin modes (isolated and cross mode ) asset modes (single-asset mode and multiple-asset mode) position modes (one-way mode and hedge mode) How to use DCA(Dollar cost averaging ) How to use leverage The use of the above option can help u balance your trade play around with your liquidation points and earn you more profits they can also help you manage risk and avoid you from getting liquidated if used well so if u want to learn this tricks and how they apply give me a follow I will be talking about one trick a day so if u dont want to miss out give me #afollow
$SOL there's a high chance that sol might fall to about 123 and after that it will pump to about 180 mark but you should do your research. I think sol has already broken its support of 144 now we wait where it will lead next #berish or #bullish but anything can happen
#TariffsPause this tariff which are on and off I don't know what trump has in plan ... but it seems to not affect the market alot of late ... but even when they keep pausing and raising we shall keep entering trades God willing we will make profits eventually.
leverage is not the problem... its calculation that is the problem .... sometime if u are using high leverage u need to calculate. person using 5 usdt at 20× is the same as
ErnestAcademy
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Bullish
🚨 You Will Never Make Money 💰 This Mistake is Killing Crypto Traders!
Overleveraging: Using excessive leverage can amplify losses beyond your account’s capacity. Don't trade with high leverage until you properly understands what leverage means and the risks associated.
Tip: Limit leverage to a level where you can absorb losses without wiping out your capital...
✅ Earlier today one popular crypto exchange released leverage upto 500x, this is simply a ticket to lose your trading capital. Don't fall victim.
1-20x leverage is recommended, remember higher your leverage, higher the risk too.
not right at all I beg to differ ... unless u are on isolated but with cross using 1 usdt at 100× is the same as using 5 usdt at 20×... the way u use it matter ...
Crypto_Bazooka
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Do you know what's the reason behind your liquidation??
It's because : YOUR Leverage too high: If you're trading with high leverage (e.g., 20x or 50x), even small market moves can wipe out your margin and trigger liquidation.
Sudden price drop or spike: A sharp market move against your position (e.g., long in a crash or short in a pump) can quickly eat through your margin.
Low margin or maintenance margin: If you don’t add funds to your margin or adjust your leverage, your position becomes more vulnerable to liquidation when the price fluctuates.
Funding rate impact (for perpetual contracts): If you’re paying funding fees continuously, it eats into your margin balance, especially if your position is held for a long time.
Exchange issues: Sometimes, liquidation can happen due to exchange outages, latency, or incorrect stop-loss/sl orders not triggering.
Wrong position size: Opening a large position relative to your capital can leave little room for volatility.
#DiversifyYourAssets their are two ways to deal with such a trade: 1) I can wait till 150 and i will have an automatic profit 2)I can keep increasing on my margin and taking profit over and over until the liquidation point shift to the buy side then I dca the short
#RiskRewardRatio lets talk about leverage I always here pple say high leveraged trades can get u liquidated quick but that would be a lie. yes it would if you are on isolated but with cross on multiple mode high leverage could come in handy ... imagine using 100× with 1 usdt is the same as person using 5 usdt with 20× leverage. you see less of the usdt can be used and incase the market goes side ways or against your trade, u can protect your trade either by hedging or entering another profitable trade. and with things like dollar cost averaging ... you can actually play around with shorts and longs but only thing is don't panic. you wldn't even need a stop loss.