Max Margin Per Trade
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The Max Margin Per Trade feature in SuperX is a critical risk management tool that caps the dollar amount of margin a copied wallet can allocate to any single trade. This feature empowers you to control exposure and maintain disciplined trading strategies, ensuring that no individual trade exceeds your predefined financial limits.
When you set a Max Margin Per Trade on a copy-traded wallet, you’re defining the maximum dollar amount of margin that SuperX can use for any single trade within that wallet. If a new trade order would exceed this limit, SuperX automatically adjusts by filling only the portion of the order that fits within the specified cap. This safeguard helps you manage risk by preventing overexposure to any one trade, offering stability in dynamic market conditions.
The Max Margin Per Trade is defined by a single key setting:
Margin Cap: This is the maximum dollar amount of margin that can be allocated to a single trade, expressed as a fixed value (e.g., $1,000). For example, if you set a margin cap of $1,000, no trade can use more than $1,000 in margin, regardless of the trade size or market conditions. If a trade requires $1,500 in margin, SuperX will scale it down to fit within the $1,000 limit or reject the excess portion.
Each copy-traded wallet can have its own Max Margin Per Trade setting, allowing you to tailor risk levels to your strategy for that specific wallet.
Max Margin Per Trade can be configured on the:
