Can an Exchange Switch between ADL and Socialized Loss Systems?

Yes, an exchange can switch its risk management system, but such a change is a significant operational and policy decision. Most major exchanges have permanently moved from socialized loss to the insurance fund and ADL model due to its superior efficiency and fairness.

A switch back would be highly unlikely and would likely be met with trader dissatisfaction.

Why Is the Term ‘Clawback’ Less Frequently Used than ‘ADL’ or ‘Socialized Loss’ in Crypto Derivatives?
Why Is the Strong Form of the Efficient Market Hypothesis Largely Considered to Be False?
Why Is ADL Generally Preferred over Socialized Loss by Major Exchanges?
Which Major Crypto Exchanges Primarily Use ADL versus a Socialized Loss System?
What Is “Auto-Deleveraging” (ADL) and How Does It Compare to Socialized Loss?
Can a Trader Switch between Isolated and Cross-Margin Mode Mid-Trade?
Is ADL a Common Mechanism across All Crypto Futures Exchanges?
Why Is the Cost of Carry Less Relevant for a Physically-Settled Crypto Futures Contract?

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