Many say:


"Don't trade with leverage — it's too risky."


But in reality, it's not about the leverage.


The problem lies in how and where you use it.






⚙️ Why is leverage needed at all?




It turns small price movements into tangible profits.


For example: a 0.2% movement with 20x leverage = +4% profit.



Now ask yourself:


Where do such small movements occur most often?


→ At low timeframes (1m-5m).






📉 Why leverage doesn't mix well with high timeframes:





  • Wide stops = large losses

    On H1 or H4, the stop can be 1-3%. With 10x leverage, this is already a 10-30% loss for a single trade.


  • Trades last longer

    This means — higher risk of news, gaps, and slippage.







✅ Why leverage is exposed at low timeframes (1m-5m):





  • Narrow stops = low risk

    Stops at 0.1-0.3% provide flexibility. Even with 20x, you risk only 2-6%.


  • Quick trades = quick feedback

    Scalping allows you to learn and adapt quickly. You don't wait days to understand if a trade was successful.


  • Small movements become profitable

    Without leverage, a 0.2% movement is dust. With leverage — a full opportunity. And there can be dozens of such opportunities in a day.







🧠 Why most people lose their deposits:





  • Trade with 50x+ without a clear strategy


  • Don't set stop-losses


  • Enter based on emotions


  • Apply leverage to long-term positions




It's not the leverage that's to blame.


The fault lies in its reckless application.






🔥 How to use leverage wisely:





  1. Work on 1m-5m charts


  2. Set stops at 0.1-0.3%


  3. Use leverage of 10x-30x


  4. Risk no more than 1% per trade


  5. Act according to a clear, proven strategy







📌 The main point:




Stop using 20x on swing trades and hoping for miracles.


Start scalping wisely.


Leverage is a professional tool, not a 'Gambling' button.



✍️ Share this with someone who still dreams of 100x in hopes of luck.$SOL

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