Very interesting, and what if we also calculate the losses?

Profit depends on:
Price movement
Position size
Leverage
Your initial margin
🔧 Real example with $PEPE:
Current price: 0.00000123
You invest: $10
Leverage: x20
➡️ You control $200 in PEPE.
📈 If PEPE rises 5%:
Profit = $200 x 5% = $10
You double your original investment.
📉 If PEPE falls 5%:
You lose your $10 → total liquidation.
🔥 WHEN DO I GET LIQUIDATED?
Liquidation occurs when your loss reaches your margin (what you put in).
With more leverage:
The faster you earn