What Is the Visual Indicator an Exchange Might Use to Show a Trader’s ADL Risk Level?

Many crypto futures exchanges use a visual ADL indicator, often represented by a series of lights, bars, or a numerical ranking. This indicator shows the trader's position in the ADL queue relative to other profitable traders.

A higher number or more "lit" bars means the trader is closer to being auto-deleveraged if the insurance fund fails. This allows traders to manage their risk by reducing leverage or profit before they are forcibly closed.

Does Reducing Leverage Always Lower a Trader’s ADL Ranking?
How Can a Trader Reduce Their ADL Ranking Risk?
How Is the ADL Queue or Indicator Displayed to Traders?
How Can a Trader’s ADL Risk Level Change Rapidly?
What Is the ADL Indicator and Its Purpose?
What Is a “Mempool” in Cryptocurrency and Why Is Its Size Important to Transaction Fees?
What Is the Immediate Consequence for a Trader Whose Position Is ADL-closed?
Why Is the ADL Indicator Not Always a Real-Time Reflection of the Immediate Risk?

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