BitMEX Introduces Multi Asset Margining to Simplify Trading

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

2 years ago


BitMEX, a leading crypto derivatives exchange, has announced the launch of the new Multi Asset Margining feature, which allows traders to use diverse margin currencies for trading derivatives.

What is Multi Asset Margining?

Multi Asset Margining allows traders to use multiple currencies, such as USDT, USDC, ETH, and XBT (Bitcoin), for derivatives trading. This feature simplifies the trading process by eliminating the need for asset conversions or wallet transfers and will expand the list of available currencies in the future.

How Multi Asset Margining Works

BitMEX's new Multi Asset Margining system automatically allocates a user's funds to efficiently meet the margin requirements of their positions. The feature can be easily enabled through account settings, and available margin is displayed on the Wallet page.

The launch of Multi Asset Margining on BitMEX marks a transformative milestone in simplifying trading for our users and enhancing their capital efficiency.Stephan Lutz, CEO of BitMEX

Benefits for Users

With Multi Asset Margining, users can open and maintain positions using currencies other than the contract's settlement currency, eliminating the need for cumbersome asset conversions. This allows holding multiple currencies and engaging in diverse markets simultaneously.

The launch of BitMEX's Multi Asset Margining provides users with new opportunities for capital management and simplifies their engagement with the crypto derivatives market, marking an important milestone in the exchange's development.

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