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Introduction to Take Profit and Stop Loss (Perpetual and Futures Contracts)Bybit's upgraded Take Profit/Stop Loss (TP/SL) function offers you the ability to manage your risks more effectively by enabling you to set TP/SL orders simultaneously. With that, you can pre-set ...
Comparison Between a Unified Trading Account and Standard AccountStarting from September 2023, Bybit will transition new and existing users to the Unified Trading Account (UTA). This shift simplifies asset management by enabling multi-asset, cross-product collatera...
Why Is My Closed P&L a Loss When My Unrealized Profit Was Positive?Understanding your profit and loss (P&L) in trading is crucial for making informed decisions and managing your investments effectively. After closing a position, you may find that your Closed P&am...
Why Is the Order Cost Different for Buy Long and Sell Short Orders?Inside the order zone, traders may notice that for the same contract quantity, the order cost may differ for a Buy Long and Sell Short direction. There are 2 reasons why. 1) The formula for calcu...
Position MarginPosition margin under isolated margin modeIn isolated margin mode, it depicts the margin placed into a position is isolated from the trader's account balance. In the event of liquidation, the trad...
Bankruptcy Price (USDT Contract)Bankruptcy Price is a price level that indicates you have lost all your initial margin. Upon liquidation, the liquidated position will be closed at the Bankruptcy Price, and this means that you have lost all your initial margin. If the liquidated position has its final liquidation price better than the bankruptcy price, the excess margin will be contributed to the Insurance Fund. Vice versa, if the liquidated position has its final liquidation price worse than the bankruptcy price, the Insurance fund will cover the loss gap.Bankruptcy Price (Margin type: Isolated Margin)For Buy/Long:Bankruptcy Price= Entry Price × (1 - Initial Margin Rate*)For Sell/Short:Bankruptcy Price= Entry Price × (1 + Initial Margin Rate*)*Initial Margin Rate (IMR) = 1/ LeverageFor example, traders hold a 1BTC Long position with an entry price at 10,000USDT, leverage is 50x.Bankruptcy Price= 10,000 × (1 - 2%) = 9,800 USDT...
Initial Margin (Inverse Contract)Leverage trading. To calculate the initial margin, the system will take the Contract Quantity / (Order Price x Leverage). The initial margin rate depends on the leverage used. Assuming you are using ...