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all right in this video weamp;#39;re going to be talking about adding margin to an open position now when weamp;#39;re adding margin it means that where you are in an isolated margin position so weamp;#39;re using either one of these leverage amounts on this leverage bar or we are manually typing in amount specifically versus actually using cross margin which is going to be applying our entire balance so when weamp;#39;re using isolated margin weamp;#39;re applying an isolated amount of BTC towards a position and that position is limited to that amount so there are times when we might want to actually remove or add margin and then the sake of this video weamp;#39;re gonna be adding margin so weamp;#39;re going to open up a long position weamp;#39;re going to buy long market order in and as you can see right now we are in a five times levered up position for a hundred contracts and weamp;#39;re using about $20 USD as margin so thatamp;#39;s the amount weamp;#39;re using as co