When you calculate your Trading Power for margin trading, each asset in your collateral does not count at its full ma...

When you trade on margin, the funds you borrow come from Bitso's lending pools: reserves Bitso keeps available for th...

Closing a position means repaying what you borrowed. You have three ways to do it. In all of them, the incoming amoun...

In margin trading, a position is your net balance of an asset in your Margin Wallet: what you hold minus what you owe...

Bitso does not use a leverage slider in margin trading. You do not pick 3x or 5x when you place an order.Instead, the...

Liquidation starts when your Margin Level reaches 1.10×. Your Margin Level is the value of everything in your account...

Cross-margin uses one shared pool of collateral for all your margin trades. Collateral is the funds you transfer into...

Placing a limit order can lower your Margin Level straight away, before the order fills and even if it never fills. C...

Your Margin Level shows how healthy your margin account is. It is the value of everything in your account after subtr...

Your Margin Wallet is where you hold collateral and manage your leveraged operations on Bitso Alpha. It works separat...

Here's how to activate Margin mode, add collateral, place your first trade, and monitor your risk on Bitso Alpha Web....

Your combined balance adds your Spot balance to your net worth in your Margin wallet (open positions minus what you b...

A positions list in Bitso Alpha lets you monitor and manage your exposure without leaving the trading interface.For e...

Everything related to your margin trading lives in one place: the Margin tab in your History.There you will see diffe...

Margin trading on Bitso has two types of cost: interest on what you borrow, and standard trading fees.CostFrequencyHo...

Margin trading lets you open positions larger than your own collateral by borrowing from Bitso. That leverage can amp...