How to Short in Margin Trading?
How to Short in Margin Trading on the App:
In margin trading, "shorting" means selling an asset at a high price and then buying it back at a lower price. This way, you can profit from the price difference.
For example: If you believe the price of BTC will drop in the future, you can borrow BTC in your BTC/USDT margin trading, sell BTC now at a relatively high price. If the price of BTC falls, you can buy back BTC to repay your BTC debt. Compared to regular spot trading, you can earn more profit. You can short by selling borrowed coins on the [Trading] page.
How to Short in Margin Trading on the Web:
In margin trading, "shorting" means selling an asset at a high price and then buying it back at a lower price. This way, you can profit from the price difference.
For example: If you believe the price of BTC will drop in the future, you can borrow BTC in your BTC/USDT margin trading, sell BTC now at a relatively high price. If the price of BTC falls, you can buy back BTC to repay your BTC debt. Compared to regular spot trading, you can earn more profit. You can short by selling borrowed coins on the [Trading] page.
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