Definition

Equity floor

An equity floor is a hard minimum equity level you set for an account, with an early warning as the account approaches it.

It is one of Chartping's advanced exchange controls (Pro), alongside leverage, margin usage and concentration.

Related terms

Equity — Equity is an account's balance adjusted for the profit or loss on open positions (and any swap or fees) — the account's live value right now.
Concentration risk — Concentration risk is how much of an account's exposure sits in a single symbol or position rather than being spread across several.
Early-warning threshold — An early-warning threshold is a level you set below a hard limit — for example 80% of your daily loss — so you are alerted while there is still time to react.

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