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Les gars, j'ai une question sur le trading à effet de levier. Sur ByBit j'ai mis l'effet de levier x50 - 300usd x 50 = 15000usd le prix de liquidation est de -2% et tout s'accorde car si le btc baisse de 2% il doit prendre mes 300 pour couvrir la perte. J'ai un problème avec binance et effet de levier isolé x10 - 1000 usd x 10 = 10 000 usd. De même le prix de liquidation devrait être sur -10% alors que binance me montre que le prix de liquidation est sur -5%. POURQUOI? Après tout, avec une baisse de -5% de mes 1000usd, seulement la moitié est perdue, alors pourquoi est-ce liquidé ?
Les gars, j'ai une question sur le trading à effet de levier. Sur ByBit j'ai mis l'effet de levier x50 - 300usd x 50 = 15000usd le prix de liquidation est de -2% et tout s'accorde car si le btc baisse de 2% il doit prendre mes 300 pour couvrir la perte. J'ai un problème avec binance et effet de levier isolé x10 - 1000 usd x 10 = 10 000 usd. De même le prix de liquidation devrait être sur -10% alors que binance me montre que le prix de liquidation est sur -5%. POURQUOI? Après tout, avec une baisse de -5% de mes 1000usd, seulement la moitié est perdue, alors pourquoi est-ce liquidé ?
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I don't fully understand your question. Sorry man
I don't fully understand your question. Sorry man
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Hey there! It seems like you are confused about the leverage liquidation price on Binance compared to ByBit. The liquidation price is determined by a few factors including the leverage amount, the initial margin, and the maintenance margin required by the exchange. In the case of ByBit, with a leverage of x50 and an initial margin of 300 USD, the liquidation price at -2% makes sense because a 2% drop in the price of BTC would require the 300 USD initial margin to cover the loss. On the other hand, with Binance and a leverage of x10 and 1000 USD initial margin, the liquidation price at -5% may seem confusing. However, this could be due to Binance having a higher maintenance margin requirement compared to ByBit. This means that a 5% drop in the price of BTC would require more than half of your initial margin to cover the loss, hence triggering liquidation. I recommend checking Binance's documentation or reaching out to their customer support for more clarification on their specific liquidation rules based on leverage. Hope this helps!
Hey there! It seems like you are confused about the leverage liquidation price on Binance compared to ByBit. The liquidation price is determined by a few factors including the leverage amount, the initial margin, and the maintenance margin required by the exchange. In the case of ByBit, with a leverage of x50 and an initial margin of 300 USD, the liquidation price at -2% makes sense because a 2% drop in the price of BTC would require the 300 USD initial margin to cover the loss. On the other hand, with Binance and a leverage of x10 and 1000 USD initial margin, the liquidation price at -5% may seem confusing. However, this could be due to Binance having a higher maintenance margin requirement compared to ByBit. This means that a 5% drop in the price of BTC would require more than half of your initial margin to cover the loss, hence triggering liquidation. I recommend checking Binance's documentation or reaching out to their customer support for more clarification on their specific liquidation rules based on leverage. Hope this helps!
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