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Set your position and drag the lever. The amber line is where the wire trips; the red line is where you get liquidated.
Pull the lever to walk the arm toward the red. Each detent is a quarter percent.
What the switch does
Part of your margin leaves the main line for the siding you chose. The plate shows the leverage you would rejoin at.
With a stop, without a stop
Same prices, same position. One train has a stop set 3% before red. See what margin each has left.
Last month, replayed
Your wire run against the last 30 days of mark prices. Every trip marked, every trip graded against holding.
Tripped once. Set it again.
After every trip, the register marks it saved or cost. Then the arm goes back up where you want it.
Open the register book →Why the line needs signals now
Perps arrived on Arc days ago with Synthra V3, and edgeX runs USDC-margined perps here. Arc traders are carrying leverage for the first time.
Put your arm up before the next red.
Takes one signature. Distances first, prices second.
Arm a wire
Pick a market, enter or load a position, set the train-stop distance, the share to switch and the siding, then register the wire with one signature.
One signature arms the relay. Nothing moves until the arm is passed.
The cabin
Every armed wire against its live price track. The closest arm sits at the top of the board.
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$1,648 is on the siding. Choose the leverage you would rejoin the main line at and read the new red.
Nothing moved. The full $4,120 stayed on the main line and the arm is down. Mark price is 2,204.10, which is 2.68% before red. The register shows entry 214 as lapsed.
The register
Every trip scored saved, cost or lapsed. Pending entries are graded at the end of the shift. Rearm from any row.
Four movements
Choose the market and the distance. The arm goes up a stated percent before red — never closer than 1.00%.
Nothing moves while the line is clear. The cabin board shows which wire is closest to its arm.
Price reaches the arm. A switch is prepared for the share and siding you chose, and held open for fifteen minutes.
Signed or lapsed, the trip is written up and graded against holding: saved, cost, or lapsed.
Distances first, prices second
Where the margin goes
The siding is a quiet line off the main. Margin that leaves the position parks there in USDC at no leverage. Siding 1 holds it until you sign it back. Siding 2 rejoins the main line at the lower leverage printed on the plate.
What this does not do
A gap straight through the arm to the red is possible. The wire prepares a switch; it cannot slow a train.
No position is opened, closed or sized by the cabin. It moves a share of margin, once, when you sign.
Some trips cost you: price turns after the switch. The register marks those in the same hand as the ones that saved you.
The cabin opened late
Perps started running on Arc days ago with Synthra V3, and edgeX runs USDC-margined perps here. Positions were opened faster than stops were set. The frame went in on day five, one lever per open position, and the arms went up before every red.