Bitget to adjust max single position (lots) for US30, EUSTX50 and other 8 CFD instruments
Bitget to adjust max single position (lots) for US30, EUSTX50 and other 8 CFD instruments
2026-03-13 11:00
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To improve the market environment and enhance trading experience, Bitget will adjust the max single position (lots) for a few contract for difference (CFD) trading instruments. The details are as follows:
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Effective date: 2026-03-13 (UTC+8)
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Adjustments:
| Instrument | Max single position (lots) |
|
US30
|
500 |
|
EUSTX50
|
500 |
|
FRA40
|
500 |
|
DE40
|
500 |
|
HK50
|
500 |
|
NAS100
|
500 |
|
US500
|
500 |
|
AUS200
|
500 |
|
UK100
|
500 |
|
US2000
|
500 |
Reminder:
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No impact on existing positions: Your current open positions will remain unaffected after this adjustment takes effect. You may continue to hold, close, or reduce them as usual.
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Updated caps for new positions: After the adjustment takes effect, any new position opened by you or as a result of a limit order or triggered order will fail to execute if it causes your total holdings in that instrument to exceed the new cap.
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We recommend making appropriate arrangements for your positions prior to the adjustment's effective date to avoid disruptions to your trading strategy due to the updated caps.
Contact our online customer service or visit the Help Center if you have any questions. Thank you for your understanding and support.
The Bitget Team
2026-03-13
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