Coinbase’s Global Digital Asset Exchange (GDAX) has announced that it has added a new margin trading feature.
Margin trading now available on @GDAX. Trade up to 3x leverage on #Bitcoin #Ethereum #Litecoin order books. https://t.co/sTtGAYORYg pic.twitter.com/NZUBKi4bfN
— GDAX (@GDAX) March 20, 2017
According to the official announcement, with this feature, eligible customers would be able to trade up to 3x leveraged orders on bitcoin, ethereum, and litecoin order books. Moreover, in order to celebrate this launch, the startup said that there will be no fees to access margin trading.
“We are excited to launch a margin feature that meets the high demands of professional traders while addressing federal and state regulatory requirements. We believe this feature will attract a new wave of institutional clients, ultimately reducing volatility and supporting growth of the digital asset industry”, GDAX head Adam White said.
CoinDesk reported that New York-based trades would not be able to access ether-denominated margin trading immediately. However, the company added that the support would be rolled out in the future. Also, each leveraged market will have a margin funding limit, which will cap the potential size of each trade.
The launch, announced alongside the introduction of GDAX Trading Rules, represents an important step towards the startup’s commitment to creating a more transparent and fair market, White added.


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