CoinRabbit Adds Up to 10x Leverage With New Margin Trading Feature

Key Takeaways: How Margin Trading Works

• Margin trading is live at CoinRabbit, with leverage of up to 10x on supported assets.
• The flow is short by design: pick the asset and amount, check the cost and the liquidation level, open the position.
• Funds land back on the CoinRabbit balance the moment a position closes, with no separate withdrawal from a trading product.
• Fees are charged hourly and leverage works in both directions, so position size and time held both matter.

CoinRabbit’s margin trading feature allows users to increase their market exposure by up to 10x, monitor liquidation levels and costs, and receive the resulting funds directly in their CoinRabbit balance when a position closes. CoinRabbit kept the flow as short as possible, since margin trading is complicated enough.

From Opening a Position to Getting Funds Back

Users choose their position, review the cost and liquidation level, and open the trade. While the position remains active, they can monitor it through CoinRabbit and receive alerts as it approaches liquidation. When it’s time to exit, one button closes the position.

Then the money goes back where it started. CoinRabbit automatically credits the resulting funds to the user’s internal wallet, without a separate withdrawal from the trading product. From there, users can buy, sell, exchange, or spend the funds through the platform. It’s a small workflow detail, but an important one when the position itself already requires attention.

How to Open a Margin Position on CoinRabbit

Opening a margin position takes a few steps:

1. Go to Trading in your CoinRabbit account.
2. Select the asset you want to trade.
3. Enter the amount you want to use for the position.
4. Choose your leverage, up to 10x.
5. Review the cost and liquidation level, then click Buy to open the position.
6. Track the position from the Trading section or your main Dashboard. CoinRabbit will also send alerts if it approaches the liquidation level.

When you’re ready to exit, close the position with one button. The resulting funds automatically return to your CoinRabbit balance. Trading fees are charged hourly, so time matters here too. Keeping a position open longer means paying for it longer.

“Margin trading already has enough complexity built into it. We didn’t want to add another layer with the product itself. Extra steps don’t just annoy users; with leveraged positions, they can introduce additional risk. The strategy is complex enough. The interface doesn’t have to be,”

— Walter Barrett, Chief Strategy & Growth Officer at CoinRabbit

There is, of course, one part CoinRabbit can’t simplify away: leverage. It increases exposure in both directions. A 10x position gives a user substantially greater exposure to a market move than an unleveraged position, but losses increase on the same basis. If the market moves far enough against the position, liquidation can happen quickly.

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Leverage makes the liquidation level the number to watch, and liquidation and how to keep it under control covers the levers you have before one is hit. If a position has already been closed out, loan restoration shows how collateral comes back on the lending side. And when the whole market is moving against you, surviving a market crash covers what to do with an open position.

Expanding Beyond Crypto-Backed Loans

Margin trading is another step in CoinRabbit’s move from crypto-backed lending toward a broader crypto capital management platform. CoinRabbit started with a relatively straightforward proposition: use crypto as collateral to access liquidity without selling it. Depending on the loan conditions, users can borrow up to 90% of their collateral value. Margin trading now sits alongside crypto loans and the Private Program as another way to use capital within the same CoinRabbit ecosystem.

Last Updated on September 23, 2026 by Dan Marsh