Which Positions Are Selected First for Auto-Deleveraging?

The ADL system typically selects the most highly leveraged and most profitable positions first for deleveraging. Exchanges use a ranking system to prioritize these positions, as they pose the greatest risk to the exchange's solvency and have the largest unrealized gains that can be used to cover the deficit.

The selection is usually instant and automated.

What Metrics Do Exchanges Use to Determine a Trader’s ADL Ranking?
Why Is Effective Leverage Used Instead of Nominal Leverage in the ADL Ranking?
What Is ‘Auto-Deleveraging’ (ADL) and When Is It Triggered on a Derivatives Exchange?
How Does an Auto-Deleveraging (ADL) System Function in a Futures Exchange?
What Is the Purpose of an Automatic Deleveraging (ADL) System in Futures Trading?
What Are the Criteria for a Profitable Trader to Be Selected for ADL?
What Is “Auto-Deleveraging” (ADL) and How Is It Used as a Last Resort?
What Is the Priority Ranking System in ADL?

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