Upon hearing about 100x leverage, 99% of people called me crazy.

But I'm telling you, I went from 3000U to 110,000U thanks to it.

I'm not saying you should also use 100x, but rather that you fundamentally don't know what position sizing is.

At the time, there was only a bit of residue left in the account, five liquidations, and I was on the verge of depression. Friends advised me to stop playing, saying it was a casino.

I didn't listen. I didn't believe the market was taking me down, I believed it was my own poor rhythm.

I started researching everyone who "died on high leverage" and ultimately discovered:

It's not a problem with leverage, it's that their direction is unstable + position sizing is a mess + mentality explodes.

So I did the opposite.

I only look at one direction each day, position size capped at 3%, no averaging down, no adding to losing positions, and when I'm sure, I hit it with 100x.

Losses? Of course I've lost, but each loss is less than a hundred U, what's there to panic about?

The key is catching that one right move, the profit pulls up quickly, and a profit locks in directly. This one trick got me ashore.

Now I only make two or three trades a day, comfortable and relaxed.

No guessing, no greed, no impulsiveness.

It's not really showing off, it's that there really is a set rhythm and logic.

But I won't go into too much detail, it's useless to say it, 99% of people simply can't learn it, and will just use it blindly without understanding.

Ultimately, there's nothing shameful about liquidation, what's terrible is that you always rely on full-margin reckless trades and still think "this time I can turn it around."

The market isn't afraid of your impulsiveness, it's afraid of your stupidity and persistence.

Whether you listen or not is your own business, I've already made it.