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On SOL the advertised 20× applies only below $70.00M of notional, where the cap steps down to 10×. Opens on SOL at $118.59; this shows what the tier table really allows at your notional, and what it costs in margin.
Not investment advice — modelled figures from stated assumptions. Terms and disclaimer
Every venue publishes a ladder like this and quotes only its top rung. The highlighted row is the tier $84M falls in. At $84M the most this contract will give you is 10×, not the 20× on the front of the page.
Why the advertised number is not always your number
Exchanges publish a single headline maximum — 20× on this contract — and then apply a margin tier table that steps the cap down as position size grows. Here the headline applies only below $70.00M. From there, both the permitted leverage and the maintenance margin change, and the liquidation price moves with them.
Every tier on SOL
Contract table 54 — tiered 20x (2).
Your notional of $84.00M is in tier 2.
| Tier | Notional from | Max leverage | Maintenance margin | Initial margin at the cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | $0 | 20× | 2.500% | not at this size |
| 2 · yours | $70.00M | 10× | 5.000% | $8.40M |
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