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# Opening a position on top of another one
To open a position on top of another one click on the "Edit " button.
In the pop-up window type in the "Add to position" section the amount you want to pay.
Opening a new position on top of another will not change your current leverage but your position size will grow. \
If you're adding to a long trade, your opening price will be higher and your liquidation price will be lower.\
If you're adding to a short trade, your opening price will be lower and your liquidation price will be higher.
Use the drop down menu to choose what stablecoin you want to use to open a new position on top of the other. You can use a different asset from the one used to open the trade.\
Once you have set your parameters click the "Open" button.
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