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Funding Fee Calculationtraded price is always anchored to the global spot price. It is similar to the interest cost of holding a position in spot margin trading. On Bybit,The funding fee is exchanged directly between buy...
What Are The Pros And Cons Of Using LTP Or Mark Price To Trigger Your Conditional Orders?traders have the option to select various price types to trigger their conditional orders on the platform. This feature enables advanced Bybit traders to further customize their conditional orders in ...
FAQ — Fixed Rate Loantrade on Bybit using borrowed assets?There are no restrictions on how borrowed assets can be used. You can trade on the platform or even withdraw them. Can borrowed assets be withdrawn?Yes. You c...
Why Was My Position Liquidated When the Candlestick Did Not Touch My Liquidation Price?trader sets their Stop Loss to be triggered by LTP or index price very close to the liquidation price, it is possible for the Mark Price to hit their liquidation price first before the LTP/index price...
Index Price (Inverse Futures Contract)traders continue to hold a futures position from 07:30:00 UTC to 08:00:00 UTC (30 mins before settlement time at 08:00:00 UTC), instead of using the Last Traded Price, the unrealized P&L will be e...
Isolated Margin/ Cross Margintrader is willing to take on this particular investment.The higher the leverage, the less the margin used. With the same amount of margin, traders can open a bigger-sized position and amplify their pr...
Why Was My Position Liquidated Despite Having A Stop Loss?traders' selection of a different triggering price to trigger the stop loss. Liquidation is triggered by Mark Price (Yellow Box) on Bybit.On the other hand, Traders are given the option to select...
How to Get Started With Futures Combo Bottrade using Futures Combo Bot. How to create a Futures Combo botCreating an AI StrategyCreating a Manual StrategyHow to terminate my Futures Combo botHow to view my active/completed Futures Combo b...
Bankruptcy Price (USDT Contract)Bankruptcy Price is a price level that indicates you have lost all your initial margin. Upon liquidation, the liquidated position will be closed at the Bankruptcy Price, and this means that you have lost all your initial margin. If the liquidated position has its final liquidation price better than the bankruptcy price, the excess margin will be contributed to the Insurance Fund. Vice versa, if the liquidated position has its final liquidation price worse than the bankruptcy price, the Insurance fund will cover the loss gap.Bankruptcy Price (Margin type: Isolated Margin)For Buy/Long:Bankruptcy Price= Entry Price × (1 - Initial Margin Rate*)For Sell/Short:Bankruptcy Price= Entry Price × (1 + Initial Margin Rate*)*Initial Margin Rate (IMR) = 1/ LeverageFor example, traders hold a 1BTC Long position with an entry price at 10,000USDT, leverage is 50x.Bankruptcy Price= 10,000 × (1 - 2%) = 9,800 USDT...