Margin trading pairs are cryptocurrency trading pairs available for margin trading, where you borrow funds from an exchange or a broker to trade with leverage. These pairs allow you to open larger positions than your actual balance by using borrowed funds.

📌 What Is a Margin Trading Pair?

A margin trading pair works just like a regular trading pair (e.g., BTC/USDT), but with borrowed capital. For example:

• BTC/USDT (Margin) means you can borrow USDT or BTC to trade this pair with leverage.

⚖️ Example of Margin Trading

1. You have $1,000.

2. You use 5x leverage on the BTC/USDT pair.

3. Now you can trade with $5,000 (borrowing $4,000 from the exchange).

4. If BTC rises by 10%, you gain $500 profit instead of $100.

5. But if BTC drops by 10%, you lose $500—your whole capital could be liquidated.

💹 Common Margin Trading Pairs

Most exchanges offer margin on high-volume and stable pairs like: