How Can a Trader Reduce Their ADL Ranking Score?

A trader can reduce their ADL ranking score by taking two main actions: reducing their position's leverage and reducing the size of their unrealized profit. Lowering leverage decreases the risk the position poses to the exchange, which is a key factor in the ranking.

Taking partial profits or hedging the position can reduce the unrealized profit, also lowering the score. The goal is to move to a lower ADL priority tier.

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