Coinbase said in a post on X that spot margin trading is available only to eligible customers in certain jurisdictions, with access in the United States restricted to eligible contract participants. The company added that the lender, custodian, and spot execution entity depend on where a customer is located and are governed by the applicable terms. Coinbase also warned that borrowing can magnify both gains and losses, that collateral may be liquidated without prior notice, and that customers could lose more than their initial deposit. It said spot margin trading is offered by Coinbase affiliates and is not a CFM product.
Coinbase said in a post on X that spot margin trading is available only to eligible customers in select jurisdictions. In the United States, the service is limited to eligible contract participants.
The company said the lender, custodian, and spot execution entity depend on the customer’s jurisdiction, with details subject to the applicable terms.
Coinbase also warned that borrowing can amplify both gains and losses. Collateral may be liquidated without prior notice, and customers may lose more than the amount of their initial deposit. The company added that spot margin trading is provided by Coinbase affiliates and is not a CFM product.
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