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Can a Trader Switch between Cross and Isolated Margin Modes?

Yes, most exchanges allow switching, but usually only when the position is not at immediate risk of liquidation.
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Can a Trader Switch between Cross and Isolated Margin Modes?

Yes, most cryptocurrency futures exchanges allow a trader to switch between cross and isolated margin modes. However, this switch is usually only permitted when the position is not at immediate risk of liquidation.

The switch may require the trader to add or remove margin to meet the new mode's margin requirements.

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