Mark price

The mark price is the price a venue judges your position by, for unrealised profit and liquidation, built from the reference price and the order book rather than the last trade, so one stray print cannot liquidate you. It is the number the venue judges you by on the positions row; how Mochatrade marks.

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In the help centreLearn what a perpetual contract is on Mochatrade
  • Order bookAn order book is the list of every resting buy and sell order, bids on one side and asks on the other, sorted by…
  • Liquidation priceThe liquidation price is where the venue closes your leveraged position, computed from entry, leverage and margin…
  • Isolated marginIsolated margin ties a fixed amount of margin to one position, so that position can only lose what you gave it and the…
  • Unrealised P&LUnrealised P&L is the profit or loss on an open position at the mark price; it becomes realised when you close. Where…
  • Auto-deleveraging (ADL)Auto-deleveraging is the last step when a liquidated position's loss exceeds its margin and the insurance pool: the…
  • Leverage in tradingLeverage is controlling a position bigger than the money you put up. At 5x, ₹10,000 of margin controls ₹50,000, so a…

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