Futures risk is greater than 100%, and it will break out. Under normal circumstances, when it exceeds 100%, the futures company will notify the customer to add the margin. If the customer does not add the margin as agreed, it will explode.

The risk degree in futures trading software refers to the proportion of the customer's current position margin to the account equity. Risk = position margin/customer's equity.

The calculation formula of futures risk degree is: risk degree = margin occupation/customer's equity × 100%. When the risk degree is greater than 100%, the exchange will issue a notice of additional margin, and the margin should be added to the available funds greater than or equal to 0.