Margin rate

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Margin rate is a risk measure of assets in a certain currency in an account.

Margin rate = (total warehouse balance in this currency+total warehouse income–the number of pending orders sold in this currency–the number of options in this currency needed to pay bills–the number of positions in this currency needed to open positions one by one–all pending orders handling fees)/(maintenance margin+opening fees).

Maintenance margin is the sum of four parts: leveraged borrowing margin, delivery margin, perpetual margin and option margin, including pending orders. The handling fee for opening positions is the sum of four parts, including leverage borrowing fee, delivery fee, perpetual fee and option fee.

This setting is to avoid the sudden change of the risk level of the account after the pending transaction, which will lead to the risk of account explosion.