How to Trade Leveraged Tokens on BYDFi? (PC)
Trading leveraged tokens on BYDFi is simple and efficient. Leveraged tokens allow you to gain amplified exposure to cryptocurrencies without directly managing margin, leverage, or collateral. This makes them a convenient tool for traders who want to maximize potential returns while minimizing the risk of liquidation.
Whether you are new to leveraged tokens or an experienced trader, this step-by-step guide will help you start trading on the BYDFi platform.
How to Trade Leveraged Token via BYDFi Website
1. Access the Leveraged Token Platform
- Log in to your BYDFi account on your PC.
- Navigate to the top menu and click “Trade” → “Leveraged Token”.
- You will be redirected to the Leveraged Token trading interface.

2. Review Key Information
Before trading, review important details displayed at the top of the page:
Net Asset Value (NAV): Displays the real-time value of each leveraged token.
Management Fee Rate: Indicates the holding cost of the leveraged token.
In the middle of the interface, you will see the price chart, which you can customize with different timeframes and technical indicators to analyze market trends.
3. Choose Buy or Sell
Decide whether you want to Buy or Sell the selected cryptocurrency.
4. Select the Order Type
On the right-hand side of the trading page, you’ll find the order panel. You can choose between two order types:
- Limit Order: Enter the price at which you want to buy or sell leveraged tokens.
- Market Order: Buy or sell instantly at the current market price.

5. Monitor and Manage Your Holdings
Once your order is executed:
- Check your purchased leveraged tokens in your Spot Wallet.
- Track performance under Orders or Trade History.
- Manage your position by setting stop orders or selling tokens as needed.
Important Notes for Leveraged Token Trading
- Automatic Rebalancing: Leveraged tokens are automatically adjusted to maintain their target leverage ratio, reducing liquidation risk.
- Short-Term Focus: Leveraged tokens are best suited for short-term trading strategies, as daily rebalancing may affect long-term performance.
- Management Fees: Always review the management fee structure, since costs can accumulate if held for extended periods.