@bitsharktiktok: Two traders can make the exact same Bitcoin trade, but their collateral can behave completely differently. In this video, I break down the difference between USDT-Margined Futures and Coin-Margined Futures, and why understanding your collateral matters just as much as understanding your trade. With USDT-Margined Futures, your margin and P&L are generally calculated in a stablecoin, making the position easier to understand in dollar terms. With Coin-Margined Futures, the crypto itself is used as collateral, meaning the value of your collateral can move with the underlying asset. Your P&L can also be denominated in that crypto. The important takeaway: your trade exposure isn't the only thing carrying risk. What backs your Futures position can also change in value. USDT margined futures, coin margined futures, USDT futures, coin futures, Bitcoin futures, BTC futures, crypto futures, futures trading, crypto trading, futures margin, trading collateral, crypto collateral, margin trading, PnL, futures PnL, Bitcoin trading, crypto trading education, futures trading explained, crypto trading basics, trading risk management, leverage trading, BitShark

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