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How BOOST Buying Power Works
You bring a stake. For eligible trades, BOOST may add Buying Power that lives inside the position. On close, BOOST principal and a facility cost settle first, and the remaining balance plus eligible profits are yours. Buying Power is never a withdrawable balance.
Why Some Trades Get More BOOST
The multiple depends on the trade, not just you. Deep liquidity, healthy exit depth, and a spread-out holder base support a higher limit. Thin books or concentrated supply mean less — sometimes none. Not every trade deserves the same BOOST.
Understanding Your Stake
Your stake is your own capital and it sits first in line. If a position moves against you, your stake absorbs losses before financed capital is touched. Predefined thresholds exist so nobody is surprised mid-trade.
What Is BOOST Score?
BOOST Score is an in-product profile — not a credit score. It reflects account standing, healthy settlements, and current exposure with BOOST. It's designed so one rough month on one wallet doesn't define you.
Why Not Every Token Qualifies
Some tokens can't be exited cleanly at size. If BOOST can't protect financed capital through its thresholds, the token isn't eligible. That's a feature, not a judgment on your thesis.
How Practice Mode Works
Practice is a simulated environment with fictional tokens and a sim balance. You can try BOOSTed sizing, watch thresholds trigger, journal entries, and review outcomes — with zero live capital.
Using BOOST Responsibly
More buying power means bigger outcomes in both directions. Size to what you can lose, set your own exits, and use Practice first. No approval or return is ever guaranteed.