01

The core mirror

With the same entry, wager and leverage, a price increase helps Up and harms Down. A price decrease helps Down and harms Up. The committed amount does not change merely because the arrow changes.

02

Bust Price appears on the adverse side

For Up, the adverse boundary is below the relevant entry context. For Down, it is above. Always read the newly displayed value after switching direction because the risk geometry has changed.

Mirror exercise

In Play Money, configure identical Up and Down examples and record the two Bust Prices before launching either.

03

The same leverage has symmetrical purpose

Leverage magnifies price sensitivity in either direction. It does not favor Up or Down and does not identify which side is more likely to win.

04

Direction is only one layer

A complete ticket also includes wager, position size, entry, fees and holding conditions. Correctly naming the arrow is not enough to evaluate the proposed bet.

05

A neutral decision is valid

Users do not need to pick a side. When both cases are weak, volatility is difficult to review or limits do not fit, choosing neither direction is a complete decision.

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Current price, Bust Price, fees and terms in the platform override every illustrative scenario on this site.