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  • Introduction to perpetual contracts
  • Perpetual
    • Overview
      • Funding Rate
      • Mark Price
      • Index Price
      • Ladder balancing mechanism
      • Insurance fund
      • ADL
    • USDT margined perpetual contract
      • USDT Perpetual Contract Introduction
      • Leverage and position limit
      • Ladder Maintenance Margin Rate
      • Margin and profit/loss calculations
    • Coin margined perpetual contracts
      • Currency Standard Perpetual Contract
      • Leverage and position limit
      • Ladder Maintenance Margin Rate
      • Margin and profit/loss calculations
    • Functions
      • Perpetual contract user guide
      • One-way and two-way positions
      • Conditional Order
      • Take Profit, Stop Loss TP/SL
      • Take Profit Stop Loss Order
      • Contract Grid
      • Futures Copy
        • How to carry out a transaction
        • Profit Sharing
        • How to copy trade
        • Futures copy trading rules
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  1. Perpetual
  2. Coin margined perpetual contracts

Ladder Maintenance Margin Rate

Maintenance margin rate

Margin rate is a measure of the risk of position-guaranteed assets, maintenance margin is the minimum margin rate of a position, when the position margin rate reaches the maintenance margin rate, your position will be forced to be taken over by the system. We use the marked price to calculate margin rates to avoid forced closing due to non-liquidity or market manipulation.

Ladder maintenance margin rates

In order to prevent large positions from bursting from the impact on market liquidity, resulting in large losses, we use a ladder mechanism to reduce positions. Each ladder corresponds to a different maintenance margin rate, when the system determines that the margin is not enough for the current position of the position of the maintenance margin, it will carry out the operation of reducing the number of positions to the next position in the ladder.

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