Who Writes the Fibonomy Blog
The Fibonomy Blog is written and maintained by the Fibonomy Editorial Team.
Our work focuses on crypto futures position mechanics, account-level risk, position changes, liquidation mechanics, and position reconstruction.
The purpose of the blog is not to produce more trading commentary.
It is to make difficult parts of trading data easier to verify, reconstruct, and understand.
Our Editorial Principle
Truth before interpretation.
We begin with what can actually be observed, calculated, or verified.
A change in position size is a fact.
A funding payment is a fact.
A sequence of entries and reductions can be reconstructed from data.
A claim about why a trader made those decisions may be an interpretation.
We keep that distinction visible.
Primary Sources First
Whenever possible, we verify technical claims against primary sources such as:
- official exchange documentation,
- exchange help centers,
- API documentation,
- and published platform rules.
Community discussions can help us identify real questions and recurring confusion, but they are not treated as the final authority for exchange mechanics.
When a platform-specific rule matters, we identify the exchange or account mode rather than presenting it as a universal rule.
Exchange Mechanics Are Not Universal
Crypto futures platforms do not all calculate margin, liquidation, funding, account equity, or risk in exactly the same way.
Even the same exchange may use different rules across:
- isolated margin,
- cross margin,
- portfolio margin,
- unified accounts,
- contract types,
- and risk tiers.
For that reason, our articles separate the underlying concept from the implementation used by a particular exchange.
How We Use Numerical Examples
Many trading concepts are difficult to understand from definitions alone.
We use numerical examples to show how the pieces interact.
Unless explicitly stated otherwise, examples are simplified models designed to explain a mechanism. They should not be interpreted as exact reproductions of an exchange’s complete liquidation or risk engine.
What We Do With Uncertainty
Trading data is not always complete.
Historical records may be missing.
Exchange APIs can impose retention limits.
A stop-loss order does not necessarily prove why a position was ultimately closed.
A sequence of events does not automatically prove a trader’s motivation.
When the available evidence cannot support a conclusion, we prefer to leave the conclusion open rather than manufacture certainty.
Corrections and Updates
Exchange mechanics change.
Documentation changes.
Products change.
If an article contains an outdated exchange rule, incorrect calculation, broken source, or factual error, we want to correct it.
Send the article URL, the section in question, and—when possible—a primary source supporting the correction through our Contact page.
Material corrections should be reflected in the article rather than silently ignored.
No Trading Signals or Recommendations
The Fibonomy Blog does not provide:
- buy or sell signals,
- personalized investment recommendations,
- price predictions,
- guaranteed trading strategies,
- or promises of profitability.
Our content explains trading mechanics, position and account data, and the relationships between them.
It does not tell a reader what position to open, close, or modify.
About the Author
Fibonomy Editorial Team
The Fibonomy Editorial Team researches and explains how positions, account state, margin, funding, liquidation, and trading events interact.
Articles are developed around real questions traders encounter, checked against relevant primary documentation where possible, and written to distinguish verified facts from interpretation.
Fibonomy is building a trading clarity platform focused on making what happened, what changed, and what those changes affected easier to see.