Margin Mode

Hash Hedge offers two margin modes: "Isolated" and "Cross." Users can choose either mode based on their preferences. Below is an explanation of each margin type.

Isolated Margin

Each position operates with its own separate margin. This ensures that the risk of each trade is confined to the margin assigned to that specific position, limiting potential losses.

Cross Margin

The margin is shared among all open positions in your account. While this can help prevent liquidation if one position faces losses, it also means that all positions are exposed to risk if the overall margin level drops below the maintenance margin requirement.

Adjust Your Margin Mode

Go to the "Trade" screen. On the right side, find the dropdown button labeled "Isolated," which shows your current margin mode. To change the margin mode, simply click this button.

Once you click the dropdown button, the margin mode selection screen will appear. Here, you’ll see the options for "Isolated" and "Cross" margin modes. Select the margin mode you prefer and finalize the changes by clicking the "Ok" button.

Trading System Rules

1. Margin Mode Restrictions

• The system does not support simultaneous use of Cross and Isolated Margin modes.

  • If a position is in Cross Margin, new orders cannot be opened in Isolated Margin (and vice versa).

  • To switch modes, all existing positions must be closed and all pending orders canceled.

2. Maximum Concurrent Orders

• Multiple orders can be opened simultaneously, subject to:

  • Isolated Margin: Margin is calculated separately for each position. Users may hold positions in opposing directions, but margin is not shared between them.

  • Cross Margin: All positions share the account’s total available balance as margin. New orders may be restricted if margin is insufficient.

3. Hedging (Long & Short Positions)

• Two-way hedging is supported:

  • Users may simultaneously hold long and short positions on the same trading pair (e.g., open a BTC/USDT long and a BTC/USDT short to hedge risk).

• Margin mode implications:

  • Cross Margin: P&L of long/short positions are netted, affecting the account’s overall liquidation price.

  • Isolated Margin: P&L is calculated independently per position; each has its own liquidation conditions.

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