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Leverage Lab

See how exposure and collateral change under two sizing rules.

Before you begin: The dialog is an isolated teaching model. Check costs and the liquidation proxy separately.

⁦How to use it⁩

  1. Open Leverage Lab and select Fixed exposure.
  2. Use a fixed teaching notional and compare two leverage settings for the same move.
  3. Select Fixed collateral and repeat the comparison.
  4. Read gross P&L, costs, net result and liquidation-model limits.

⁦Worked example and expected outcome⁩

Simplified linear example: $500 notional × 2% favorable move = $10 gross price P&L before costs. At 2x/5x, initial collateral is $250/$100.

Leverage Lab: worked example and outcomeSimplified linear example: $500 notional × 2% favorable move = $10 gross price P&L before costs. At 2x/5x, initial collateral is $250/$100.. Did leverage change exposure, or only collateral, in the chosen sizing rule?. A clear distinction between the held-fixed quantity and the quantity that changes.Worked exampleSimplified linear example: $500 notional × 2%favorable move = $10 gross price P&L beforecosts. At 2x/5x, initial collateral is$250/$100.Check your understandingDid leverage change exposure, or onlycollateral, in the chosen sizing rule?Expected outcomeA clear distinction between the held-fixedquantity and the quantity that changes.

⁦This is a fixed teaching example, not a current quote, personal account result or trade recommendation.⁩

⁦Check your understanding⁩

Did leverage change exposure, or only collateral, in the chosen sizing rule?

⁦If it does not work⁩

Use the app’s modeled values for assessed results; the proxy is not a venue-certified liquidation threshold.

⁦Try it in SuperQuant⁩

⁦Sign in or create an account to open this lesson in the Academy, then use its safe in-app handoff when the feature is available to your workspace.⁩

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