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# Boosted Leverage
### Overview
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Onyx supports perpetual markets with **boosted leverage** on select pairs — up to **100x on core perpetuals** and **select HIP-3 pairs**. This provides traders with more expressive tools to deploy capital efficiently when conviction and structure align.
Boosted leverage is enabled through an **independent margin system** that operates adjacent to execution venues. This architecture expands capital efficiency without modifying the underlying matching engine or liquidity layer of Hyperliquid.
Boosted pairs can be identified by the symbol. This is symbol is utilized all over the terminal panels to demarcate that an asset with Boosted leverage is being traded. The maximum available leverage for each pair is displayed alongside the pair name.
Boosted leverage is clearly demarcated by the symbol within the leverage selector and displayed separately from the base Hyperliquid leverage range. Boosted leverages are visually highlighted, making the transition from standard Hyperliquid leverage to boosted leverage immediately distinguishable.
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### Supported Markets
Boosted leverage is available on:
**Core Perpetual Pairs**
* BTC - 100x leverage
* ETH - 70x leverage
* SOL - 50x leverage
* HYPE - 20x leverage
**Select HIP-3 Pairs**
* S\&P 500 - 100x leverage
* XYZ100 - 50x leverage
* NVDA - 25x leverage
* XPL - 20x leverage
* GOOGL - 25x leverage
Additional pairs forthcoming. Pairs not supported for boosted leverage will operate under standard leverage limits.
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