Can you explain the concept of margin call in relation to Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies?

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• ThearthManMar 25, 2022 · 4 years ago
  A margin call is a term used in trading, including Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, to describe a situation where a trader's account falls below the required margin level. When this happens, the broker or exchange will demand additional funds to be deposited into the account to bring it back to the required margin level. Failure to meet the margin call may result in the liquidation of the trader's positions.
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• ecofriendlieNov 23, 2022 · 3 years ago
  Margin call in relation to Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies is a mechanism that helps to mitigate the risk of excessive losses for traders who use leverage. When the value of the assets held by a trader drops below a certain threshold, the exchange or broker will issue a margin call, requiring the trader to deposit additional funds or close some positions to maintain the required margin level. This helps to protect both the trader and the exchange from potential losses.
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• Raheel SheikhJan 23, 2024 · 2 years ago
  Margin call is an important risk management tool in the world of trading, and it applies to Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies as well. When a trader uses leverage to trade cryptocurrencies, the exchange or broker sets a minimum margin requirement. If the account's equity falls below this requirement, a margin call is triggered. It's important for traders to closely monitor their positions and be prepared to add funds or close positions when a margin call occurs to avoid potential liquidation.
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