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What is Dynamic Leverage?
What is Dynamic Leverage?

How BullRush ensures a fair environment where everyone has equal opportunity.

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To ensure a fair environment where everyone has equal opportunity, BullRush uses dynamic leverage.

How It Works

Margin rates are adjusted based on market volatility, ensuring leverage aligns with current risk levels. We calculate this using an algorithm that considers:

  • Daily volatility

  • Value at Risk (VaR)

  • Average True Range (ATR)

This algorithm determines margin requirements and max exposure for each product.

The End Result

If a trader opens the maximum position and holds it all day, their potential earnings remain the same regardless of the product traded.

Example: Bitcoin vs. S&P 500

  • Bitcoin: 14% margin requirement (7:1 leverage)

  • S&P 500: 5% margin requirement (20:1 leverage)

If Trader 1 trades max size in the S&P 500 and Trader 2 does the same in Bitcoin, both have an equal opportunity to earn the same amount over the day—adjusted for market volatility.

Below are the current specifications for all available products on BullRush:

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