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@pacifica_fi just launched Vaults🪙🌊 Here's a 1-minute walkthrough of how they work and how to get started: app.pacifica.fi/?referral=cryp…

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What you get back: Any collateral remaining after liquidation fees is returned to your account. Losses beyond your collateral are absorbed by the liquidation vault, not passed on to you. Check your liq price before you open. Always. @pacifica_fi | app.pacifica.fi

Tier 3: ADL Auto-Deleveraging is the last resort. If the vault can't handle it, opposing profitable positions on the platform are partially closed to cover the gap. ADL is rare. It only triggers when the first two tiers fail.

Tier 1: Initial liquidation. First, Pacifica uses market orders to partially close your position. The goal is to bring your margin back above the maintenance level without closing everything. You may not lose your full position.

What triggers it: Liquidation is triggered when your margin falls below the maintenance requirement. This is calculated using the Mark Price, not the last trade price. A wick on low volume cannot liquidate you.

Getting liquidated on @pacifica_fi doesn't mean losing everything instantly. Pacifica uses a 3-tier liquidation system designed to protect you where possible. Here's exactly what happens:

Bottom line Trade more. Pay less. No hoops. Check your current fee tier under your account settings on Pacifica. @pacifica_fi | app.pacifica.fi

Why does it compound? The difference between 0.02% and 0.00% taker on $1M volume is $200 per trade. Active traders who reach higher VIP tiers are saving thousands monthly just on the fee structure alone.

Most people don't realise how much fees cost them over time. On Pacifica, the more you trade, the less you pay, and at higher VIP levels, the savings are significant. Here's how the fee structure works:

ALO is the most underused order type on Pacifica. It guarantees you pay maker fees, never taker. If you're placing limit orders regularly, always use ALO. @pacifica_fi | app.pacifica.fi/?referral=cryp…

Take Profit and Stop Loss can be attached to any position. Set them when you open a trade or add them after. They close your position automatically; there's no need to watch the screen.

Most traders on @pacifica_fi only use market orders. But knowing all your order types is how you stop overpaying on fees and start entering positions on your terms. Here's every order type on Pacifica: