A New Era in Crypto Margin Trading
Phemex has introduced Multi-Assets Mode, a margin framework that merges multiple cryptocurrencies into a single collateral pool. Unlike traditional single-asset systems, this approach allows users to manage capital more effectively and unlock liquidity across different perpetual futures markets. By combining assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum into one unified margin account, traders gain flexibility that directly translates to improved trading efficiency. This step reflects how exchanges are rethinking structural design in crypto markets, a trend also seen at Binance Futures and OKX.
Reducing Fragmentation and Risk
The key benefit of Multi-Assets Mode lies in reducing capital fragmentation. Profits from one position can now offset losses in another, lowering the risk of liquidation and enabling smoother risk management. For professional and institutional traders, this consolidated structure represents a major improvement in operational stability. Similar frameworks have been highlighted by industry analysts at CoinTelegraph as essential for long-term sustainability in futures trading. Phemex prioritizes liquidity and risk resilience with a model built for efficiency.
CEO Perspective on Market Efficiency
Federico Variola, CEO of Phemex, emphasized that efficiency and infrastructure are central to the company’s mission. He noted that traders, particularly institutions, require systems that minimize capital waste and allow for dynamic hedging strategies. By creating a shared collateral pool, Phemex unlocks dormant capital and enables users to trade more strategically. This approach mirrors a broader industry shift toward integrated, flexible margin systems, echoing insights published by Bloomberg Crypto.
Strengthening Phemex’s Global Position
Founded in 2019, Phemex serves over 6 million users worldwide. Its ecosystem spans spot and derivatives trading, copy trading, and wealth products with a focus on security and UX. By launching Multi-Assets Mode, Phemex signals it will compete on market structure efficiency—not just product breadth—positioning itself as a serious contender in the evolving futures landscape where collateral management defines competitive edge.