Cross Margin Mode

Cross margin mode is a risk management setting where the entire balance of the account is available as collateral for all open positions. If one position incurs a loss, the gains from other positions or the remaining cash balance can be used to prevent liquidation.

This mode provides greater flexibility and prevents premature liquidations caused by temporary volatility in a single asset. However, it also carries the risk that a single losing position could lead to the liquidation of the entire account portfolio.

It is favored by traders who manage multiple correlated or hedging positions.

Margin Call Protocol Logic
Margin Aggregation
International Information Sharing
Cross Margin Dynamics
Cross-Protocol Liquidity Routing
Portfolio Margin
Cross-Validation Methods
Cross-Chain Data Oracles