AMOK
  • Why Avalanche?
  • AMOK: How it works
    • Overview
    • Futures Trading
    • Understanding Futures
    • vAMM
    • Leverage
    • Liquidation
    • Partial liquidations
    • Margin Ratio
    • Trading on AMOK
      • Step 1
      • Step 2 and 3
      • Step 4 and 5
      • Step 6
  • AMOK Token
    • Overview
    • Token specifications
    • Use cases
  • Limit Orders – AMOK
    • Why are limit orders on a different platform?
  • Staking – AMOK
    • Staking overview
    • Staking Period
    • Liquidity Pools and rewards systme
    • Pool Rewards
    • Vested token rewards
    • After period
    • Rewards calculation
    • Reward claim process
  • Perpetual Contract Specs - AMOK
    • AVAX/USDC
    • BTC/USDC
    • ETH/USDC
  • AMOK Marketing
  • How to get started
  • FAQ
    • What is AMOK?
    • What is the goal of AMOK?
    • How safe is AMOK?
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Step 4 and 5

If Alice uses 100 USDC as the margin to open a 2x leveraged long position, which means that the amount of USDC in our vAMMs will become 10,200 (10,000+1002), the amount of AVAX/USDC will become 98.04 (10010,000/10,200), which is calculated by the constant-product curve, and the position Alices opens is 1.96 ETH (100-98.04).

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