Using leverage, not spot market buying and selling, fueled a crypto market rally in July that restored $240 billion in market capitalization. Whereas leverage boosts returns, it exposes merchants to compelled liquidations by exchanges if the merchants cannot meet margin shortages. Due to this fact, derivatives-led rallies like July’s typically inject volatility into the market. That mentioned, total leverage nonetheless stays low in contrast with early 2021.
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