Leverage

Leverage in the realm of cryptocurrency trading refers to the practice of using borrowed capital as a funding source when investing in digital assets. This strategy allows traders to open a position that is larger than the amount of funds they have deposited, typically in the form of stablecoins. The leverage size determines the magnification of the initial deposit, enabling traders to potentially reap larger profits. However, this approach also carries significant risk. If the market moves in the opposite direction, losses can be amplified. In such cases, if a trader's account lacks sufficient funds to cover these losses, their position may be liquidated. This category includes various projects and blockchains that facilitate or are related to leveraged trading. It's crucial for traders to understand the risks associated with leverage and to employ effective risk management strategies when engaging in such trades.

Market Cap

$49.45 M

-8.27%

Dominance

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24h M.Cap Change

-8.27%

24h Change

7d M.Cap Change

-27.91%

7d Change

Gainers/Losers

2 (33.33%)

4 (66.67%)


550 GEAR 550 Gearbox Protocol	$0.003948	-8.30%	-27.71%	4.52%	$39.86 M	$39.86 M	$1.78 M
1198 ETH2X-FLI 1198 Index Coop - ETH 2x Flexible Leverage Index	$7.47	0.51%	-1.39%	42.90%	$5.39 M	$5.39 M	$2,814.80
1331 BTC2X-FLI 1331 BTC 2x Flexible Leverage Index	$45.75	-0.38%	-6.10%	7.62%	$3.85 M	$12.08 M	$416.34
2654 SEILOR 2654 Kryptonite	$0.000909	-5.60%	2.37%	-20.99%	$333,603.00	$909,000.00	$211,271.00
3512 ERN 3512 Ethos Reserve Note	$0.9853	0.11%	0.59%	0.21%	$88,678.25	$2.17 M	$417.85
8618 PALCOIN 8618 PALCOIN Venture Capital	$1.75	4.37%	-4.57%	29.46%	--	$437.50 M	$46,743.00