Mudrex review: Broker launches add/reduce margin tool for crypto futures
Crypto investment platform Mudrex has unveiled a new risk-management feature designed to give futures traders greater control over their capital. The new Add/Reduce Margin tool, introduced on October 23, 2025, allows users to increase or decrease the margin on open positions without affecting the size or entry price.
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- Traders earn on average 12% more per month vs other brokers.
The upgrade aims to reduce liquidation risk and improve capital efficiency. By enabling margin top-ups during volatile conditions, traders can better protect positions from forced closure. Conversely, reducing margin on profitable trades helps unlock funds for other strategies—without requiring the position to be closed.
Expanding the crypto futures suite
The Add/Reduce Margin feature is part of Mudrex’s broader effort to enhance its crypto-futures offering, which currently supports over 340 contracts. Users can trade with leverage up to 100× and open accounts with as little as $50.This update complements several recent features that target more active trading strategies:- partial close functionality;
- reverse trade execution;
- smarter stop-loss and take-profit settings.
These tools provide users with greater flexibility and responsiveness across fast-moving markets.
Balancing flexibility with risk awareness
While the new margin tool enhances control, Mudrex reminds clients that leveraged crypto trading involves elevated risk. The platform encourages careful margin planning and trade management, particularly when deploying multiple positions simultaneously.Founded with a mission to simplify digital asset investing, Mudrex continues to invest in features that bridge the gap between retail accessibility and institutional-grade functionality. With mobile and web access, its platform is positioned to meet the needs of both passive investors and active traders.
For a detailed breakdown of Mudrex’s commission structure and spreads, refer to the official Traders Union fee review.
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