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$PEPE short signal
Entry price: 0.020800
Target 🎯 
0.019000
0.018500
0.018000
stop loss 
0.022000
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In cryptocurrency trading, isolated margin and cross margin are two margin trading systems used on exchanges like Binance, Bybit, and others. They determine how your margin (collateral) is managed for leveraged trading. Here's how they differ: --- 1. Isolated Margin Definition: The margin (collateral) you allocate for a specific position is limited to that position only. If the position incurs losses, only the funds in that isolated margin account are at risk. Features: Each position has a separate margin. Losses in one position won't affect other positions or your overall account balance. You can manually add or reduce the margin for each position. Useful for high-risk trades where you want to limit your losses. Example: You open a BTC/USDT position with $500 in an isolated margin account. If the position goes wrong, only the $500 is at risk; your other funds remain safe. --- 2. Cross Margin Definition: The margin is shared across all open positions using the same margin account. Your entire account balance may be used to prevent liquidation. Features: Funds from your entire account can be used to cover losses on a position. Reduces the likelihood of liquidation as more funds are available to maintain the margin. Higher risk: A loss in one position can affect all your funds in the cross margin account. Useful for traders with multiple positions looking to maximize capital efficiency. Example: You open a BTC/USDT position under a cross-margin system. If the trade starts losing, the platform will automatically use funds from your main margin account to prevent liquidation. --- Key Differences --- Which Should You Use? Isolated Margin: For beginners or high-risk trades where you want to limit potential losses to a single position. Cross Margin: For experienced traders who want to maximize capital efficiency and are confident in managing risk across multiple positions. $BTC

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