Cross margin and isolated margin in crypto trading, explained
Cross margin uses whole balance, and isolated margin allocates specific collateral for each trade, encouraging diversification.
Cross margin uses whole balance, and isolated margin allocates specific collateral for each trade, encouraging diversification.
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