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Derivatives & Liquidations

Bitget Adjusts Collateral Ratios for SAND, COW, POL, and BRETT

Bitget will adjust unified trading account margin collateral ratios for SAND, COW, POL, and BRETT on October 24, 2026.

Bitget Adjusts Collateral Ratios for SAND, COW, POL, and BRETT
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Cryptocurrency exchange Bitget announced plans to adjust collateral ratios for specific unified trading account margin coins, according to Bitget_Announcements. The changes take effect on October 24, 2026, at 10:00 UTC.

Affected Assets and Maintenance Margins

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The adjustment impacts positions using $SAND, $COW, $POL, and $BRETT as margin. Bitget noted that the maintenance margin rate for positions using these specific coins as collateral may increase following the update.

Risk Management Recommendations

To prevent potential liquidation resulting from the adjustment, the exchange recommends that users manage their risk in advance. Traders can do so by closing or reducing positions, or by adding margin to their accounts.

Key facts

  • Adjustment scheduled for October 24, 2026, at 10:00 UTC.
  • Affected margin coins include $SAND, $COW, $POL, and $BRETT.
  • Maintenance margin rates may increase for positions using these assets.
  • Users are advised to manage risk by closing positions, reducing exposure, or adding margin.
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Source: bitget.com

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