Why Leverage Trading Always Ends in Loss
You’re not trading. You’re stepping into a digital trap engineered by the exchange itself. Leverage isn’t a tool—it’s a ticking countdown to liquidation, triggered by algorithms designed to make your money theirs.
With just $100 and 10x leverage, you think you’re wielding $1,000 of power. What you're actually doing is placing yourself at the mercy of razor-thin price movements. A 5% move? You’re out. Liquidated. Not by chance—but by calculated design. Exchanges monitor liquidity pockets, manipulate wicks, and trigger cascading liquidations with surgical precision. They profit when you lose. Every trade is stacked in their favor.
Unlike spot markets, there’s no recovery in leverage. You don’t get time. You get forcefully ejected. Your position isn't "held"—it’s hunted. Every spike, every dip, every sudden reversal? The exchange sees it before you do. It’s not volatility. It’s orchestration.
The real path? Slow, unleveraged, disciplined growth. The exchanges can’t extract what you don’t expose. Build patiently. Win quietly.
Because the house always wins—unless you refuse to play their game.