In Brief
- Bitget has launched Delta Neutral Mode within its Unified Trading Account, adding a new risk-management feature for traders using hedging, funding-rate arbitrage and basis trading strategies.
- The tool evaluates account and asset-level delta exposure and gives eligible hedged positions lower auto-deleveraging priority during extreme market conditions.
Bitget has introduced Delta Neutral Mode within its Unified Trading Account. It adds a risk-management feature for traders running hedging and arbitrage strategies across spot, margin and futures markets.
The feature applies differentiated auto-deleveraging, or ADL, treatment to eligible hedged positions when an account meets predefined neutrality thresholds. In practice, that means qualifying positions may be placed lower in the ADL queue during extreme market conditions.
Auto-deleveraging is a last-resort mechanism used by derivatives venues when liquidation systems and insurance funds cannot fully absorb losses. It can force profitable traders on the opposite side of a failed position to reduce or close exposure.
Bitget’s new mode is aimed at traders using funding-rate arbitrage, basis trades, market-neutral portfolios and quantitative hedging models. It supports USDT-margined, USDC-margined and coin-margined futures in live and demo trading, with access being rolled out across web, app and API channels.
The feature sits inside Bitget’s Unified Trading Account, which lets users manage spot, futures and margin products through one shared pool of funds. Bitget says the account structure allows assets and margin to be shared across products, while profits and losses can be calculated together.
“Trading infrastructure continues evolving toward more sophisticated multi-strategy environments where users actively manage exposure across spot, derivatives, and onchain markets simultaneously. Delta Neutral Mode adds more flexibility for traders using hedging and arbitrage strategies while improving how risk treatment is handled within a unified account structure,” said Gracy Chen, CEO at Bitget.
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