Is There a Maximum Cap on Socialized Loss for a Single Trader?

Typically, the maximum cap on socialized loss for a single trader is their total profit (realized and unrealized) from the position(s) in question. While there may not be a fixed percentage cap, the system ensures that the deduction does not exceed the trader's total gains, preventing them from losing their initial capital.

What Is Realized P&L versus Unrealized P&L?
Why Is ADL Generally Preferred over Socialized Loss by Major Exchanges?
How Does ‘Unrealized P&L’ Affect Cross Margin?
What Is “Auto-Deleveraging” (ADL) and How Does It Compare to Socialized Loss?
What Mechanism Is Used to Distribute a Socialized Loss among Profitable Traders?
How Does a Socialized Loss System Handle Unrealized Profits?
What Is the Difference between Realized and Unrealized P&L in a Marked-to-Market System?
How Does ADL Differ from ‘Socialized Losses’ in Futures Trading?

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