Leveraged Trading

Definition ∞ Leveraged trading involves using borrowed capital to increase the potential return of an investment or trade. In the context of digital assets, this means trading with funds provided by an exchange or third party, amplifying both potential gains and losses. It is a strategy employed to magnify market exposure.
Context ∞ Leveraged trading within digital asset markets is a subject of intense scrutiny due to its association with extreme volatility and potential for rapid liquidation. Discussions often focus on risk management practices, regulatory interventions, and the impact of leverage on overall market stability.