The leverage position size in the market is quoted in full risk, which is a perplexing scenario not seen in traditional markets. A $4 million trade with 50x leverage? That represents a $200 million market exposure. In the stock or forex market, you would only report the $4 million margin, not the magnified bet. This exaggerates the appearance and amplifies the risk. It is wise for traditional markets to limit leverage to 10x, while the complete exposure strategy in the crypto market is a marketing gimmick that turns traders into reckless gamblers. When a big player in TRUMP cashes out $109 million in two days, it’s not skill; it’s a leveraged lottery ticket. On the other hand, the counterparty of that trade lost $2 billion. This is not investing; it is a zero-sum bloodbath, and data proves it is larger and uglier than ever. Institutional investors, the so-called smart money, are not messing around in this leverage circus. In 2025, 82% of institutional crypto asset allocation is long-term holding, concentrated in Bitcoin, Ethereum, and perhaps Solana, focusing on strategic reserve narratives rather than the degradation of short-term trading. Unlike retail investors who panic sell with every dip, institutions are gradually building positions. Why? Trump's statements on Bitcoin reserves and ETF approvals have led them to focus on a long-term outlook of 5-10 years rather than quick doubles. They will ride this bull market but will not be destroyed by leverage; that is the privilege of retail investors.