Understanding Liabilities in Leveraged Trading
Total liability = Borrowed amount + Accrued interest. Bitget's spot leverage calculates interest hourly, with rates varying by cryptocurrency.
Bitget's Interest Rate Structure
- Variable Rates: Interest rates fluctuate based on market conditions and risk factors
- Hourly Calculation: Interest compounds each hour, even for partial hours
Viewing Current Interest Rates
Check the leverage info page for real-time rates:
๐ View current leverage rates
Example Rates:
- BTC daily rate: 0.007%
- USDT daily rate: 0.0126279%
Hourly rate = Daily rate รท 24
Interest Calculation Formula
Interest = Borrowed amount ร (Daily rate รท 24) ร Borrowing hoursKey Notes:
- Partial hours round up to full hours
- Rate changes apply to subsequent hours
Calculation Example
Scenario:
- Borrow 10,000 USDT at 00:10
- Repay at 02:30
- USDT daily rate: 0.0126279%
Calculation:
00:10-02:30 = 3 hours
10,000 ร (0.0126279% รท 24) ร 3 = 0.15784875 USDT
Total repayment: 10,000.15784875 USDT
Monitoring Liabilities
Two Methods:
- Trading interface โ Assets tab โ View borrowed amounts
- Leverage account โ Per-pair breakdown
Interest Payment Process
Repayments automatically deduct:
- Accrued interest first
- Then principal
FAQ Section
1. Do rate changes affect existing loans?
Yes. New rates apply to subsequent hours.
Example:
- 1:30-3:59: 0.1% rate
- 4:00 onward: 0.05% rate
2. Does accrued interest impact risk ratio?
Yes. Interest increases liabilities, affecting:
๐ Risk ratio calculations
3. How to get lower interest rates?
- Watch for promotional interest coupons
- Participate in platform events
4. Can assets be transferred out during leverage?
Depends on:
- Platform restrictions
- Net asset position (Net assets - Liabilities = Transferable amount)
Risk Warning: Leverage trading carries significant risk. Maintain adequate risk ratios and consider stop-loss orders to prevent liquidation.
Professional Tip: For optimal leverage strategy, regularly monitor both market conditions and your account's risk parameters. The key to successful leveraged trading lies in disciplined risk management.