What is Auto-deleveraging(ADL)| Explained for Beginners @BinanceAcademy
What is Auto-deleveraging(ADL)| Explained for Beginners  @BinanceAcademy
Uploaded July 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
💡 A callback happens when a user's maintenance margin is unable to cover its total margin call losses in a volatile market in that case counterpart traders will have to make up the shortfall on the other hand binance futures contracts use insurance funds and ADL mechanisms to protect users from margin call losses.

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