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@Boywus Didn't the PM already support this?

@shilei There's no discount on the initial margin; it's just that floating profits and losses are offset.

@Boywus So, it's about sharing the margin and getting a haircut based on assets, right? I understand that Bybit and Binance already have that.

@shilei No, it's a discount on the initial margin for a two-legged spread order in a similar product, like options spreading.

@Boywus Huh? You mean OK offers a deposit discount when ordering two legs? That's interesting, could you share the link, boss?

@Boywus I think 100x for both directions is more than enough. The real problem is that various firms are strictly limiting the number of sub-accounts.

@Boywus I was referring to your margin issue. Premiums and discounts are perpetually paid in the form of funding fees, but in APY, not ROI. Futures can directly lock in the price difference, so you get the money as soon as you buy.

@neoduan23 Yes, what I mean is that the core reason brokers offer discounts on the initial margin is the high correlation between the two legs, resulting in significant delta offsetting. The time offset discount is matched by the perpetual funding rate, so in principle, the discount is still approximately equal to the delta, and perpetual funds should also be able to do this. I don't know if I've explained it clearly 😂

@Boywus Yes, it's possible. Cross-product SK Korea-US spreads and cross-period spreads can actually be listed as separate contracts. So once exchanges enter the stock market, there's a lot of room for development. I'm already quite used to placing US stock orders on BN.