USDT Contract Margin Adjustment

In Cross Margin Mode, you can adjust the position margin as follows:

Automatic Margin Addition

Automatic margin addition is a feature that allows traders to automatically add margin to existing positions to avoid liquidation. Once the automatic margin addition feature is enabled, whenever your margin level approaches the maintenance margin level, ALL IN will use your available balance to top up the margin. The amount added equals the initial margin of your current position. If the available balance is insufficient, ALL IN will use all remaining balance to top up the position margin. After adding margin, you will see that the liquidation price is further away from the mark price. When automatic margin addition is enabled, the minimum leverage available for a position is 1x. When a position is already using 1x leverage, margin will not be added even if there is available balance.

Manual Margin Adjustment

Traders are allowed to increase or decrease the position margin in cross margin mode. Increasing the position margin will not affect the leverage for opening a position or the leverage in the order area. However, the liquidation price will be recalculated based on the new position margin. Decreasing the position margin must not drop below (initial margin + estimated closing margin).

Note: Both automatic margin addition and manual margin adjustment do not affect leverage.

Adjusting Position Leverage

Cross Margin: Opening margin required = Value * Quantity * Opening Price / Leverage;

Adjusting leverage will increase or decrease the corresponding margin requirement:

(1) Leverage Increase <= System Maximum Leverage If in a loss state, leverage cannot be increased to avoid liquidation due to increased leverage during a loss.

(2) Leverage Decrease Minimum Leverage x = Position Size * Contract Value / (Position Average Price * (Occupied Margin + Available Margin))

ALL IN's perpetual contracts offer the function to adjust position leverage. When users wish to increase leverage, the system checks if the adjusted leverage is less than the maximum leverage for the current contract value. If so, the adjustment will succeed. After adjustment, the opening margin required for the current position will decrease. When users lower leverage, the margin required for the position will increase. When the system detects that there is sufficient available balance to be added, the position leverage can be successfully adjusted.