A Comprehensive Guide to Cross-Margin Leverage Trading (App Version)

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Introduction to Leverage Trading for Beginners

Core Differences Between Leverage Trading and Spot Trading

The fundamental distinction of leverage trading lies in its borrowing capability, enabling strategies beyond traditional spot trading:

Trading Mode Explanations

  1. Basic Mode:

    • Uses only your existing funds without new loans.
    • Profits deposit directly into your assets without automatic debt repayment.
  2. Auto-Borrow Mode:

    • Automatically grants credit when orders exceed your balance.
    • Retains profits in your account without auto-repayment.
  3. Auto-Repay Mode:

    • Prioritizes repaying interest and principal from trade proceeds.
    • Residual profits deposit into your assets post-repayment.

Step-by-Step Leverage Trading Methods

Manual Coin Borrowing Process

  1. Navigate: Access Leverage via the trading tab. Transfer assets if empty.
  2. Transfer: Move collateral into your leverage account.
  3. Borrow Manually: Select coins/amounts via Funds Borrow/Repay.
  4. Trade: Use combined funds (own + borrowed) to place orders.

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Auto-Borrow Execution

  1. Deposit Collateral as above.
  2. Select Auto-Borrow Mode when trading pairs exceed your balance.
  3. Order Placement: System calculates maximum borrowable funds based on collateral and credit.

Repayment Options


Monitoring Assets and Liabilities

Check real-time holdings and obligations under Assets & Liabilities.


Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: Is leverage trading riskier than spot trading?

A: Yes, due to amplified exposure. Proper risk management (e.g., stop-loss orders) is critical.

Q2: How are interest rates calculated on borrowed coins?

A: Rates vary per asset and market conditions, displayed during borrowing.

Q3: Can I switch modes mid-trade?

A: No—mode selection applies per transaction. Plan your strategy beforehand.

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Key Takeaways

For optimal results, combine these strategies with market analysis and disciplined risk controls.