In crypto futures trading, the concept of maximum position size is often misunderstood. To help manage risks related to market concentration and prevent manipulation, many platforms, including SorooshX, enforce limits on the size of positions a trader can hold. Essentially, the maximum position size defines how much of a trading pair one individual can control compared to the total net long or short positions. Exceeding this limit will result in the rejection of any new position attempts.

 

Position Size Limits on SorooshX

SorooshX applies specific position size limits on various high-risk trading pairs. For example, a trading pair may allow a 5% limit for main accounts without sub-accounts, while those with sub-accounts can have a limit of up to 20%. This means that if you are using only a main account, your position is capped at 5%. However, with multiple sub-accounts, each sub-account is also limited to 5%, and the total across all accounts—including the main one—cannot exceed 20%. Here’s how this functions in SorooshX futures:

 

Coin-M Futures:

For Coin-M Futures, which typically carry higher risks than USDT-M Futures, the maximum position size for most trading pairs is limited to 5%, regardless of whether sub-accounts are used.

 

USDT-M Futures:

Conversely, USDT-M Futures permit users to hold larger positions, generally up to 10% for most pairs. If users have sub-accounts, the position size limits for certain pairs (excluding Bitcoin and Ethereum) may exceed those set for the main account. For comprehensive details, please refer to the Risk Control Clause.

 

Understanding these position size limits is essential for effective trading strategy management on SorooshX, helping to mitigate potential risks.