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Dear friends, today I must talk to you about two particularly key concepts in cryptocurrency trading—using all funds and isolated margin! Don't be fooled by their names being just a couple of characters different; the differences in practical operation are huge, especially in terms of the impact on our wallets, which is not negligible. Newbie friends can easily fall into pitfalls if they don't understand it, and even experienced traders need to switch flexibly based on the situation. So make sure to save this article!
First, let's talk about the all-funds model. Simply put, it means all the money in your account, whether it's the principal you've just deposited or the profits you've earned before, will be treated as a 'big pool.' All your positions will draw funds from this pool as margin.

Making money from trading coins brings excitement, but when it comes time to withdraw, the card is frozen solid—I've seen this scenario too many times. Today, I’m sharing my hard-earned experience from 20 withdrawals; remember: the skill of keeping the money in your pocket is more important than the luck of making a lot of money!
First, choosing the wrong platform turns profit into donation.
Iron rule: T+1 is the bottom line; staying up late to withdraw funds is asking for trouble.
Don’t trust those 'instant transfer' wild platforms! T+1 seems slow, but it's actually a safety net that helps filter out dirty money—only dirty money is in a hurry to run, while legitimate money isn’t afraid to wait a day. I made a mistake before, withdrawing from a small platform at 2 AM, and ended up receiving 'dirty' money, with customer service sleeping deeply; by the time the sun rose, my card was already frozen solid, and by the time it thawed, summer was over.