#特朗普撤销欧盟关税威胁 Leverage trading is like wielding a double-edged sword — many newcomers pick it up and their minds are filled with illusions of "good news."

$XMR with five times leverage? In imagination, it's "a 20% increase doubles the account," but in reality, it's not so gentle. The same 20% drop, and your principal is gone in an instant. Even more outrageous are fifty or hundred times leverage — that's not trading, that's writing a script for your own liquidation.

The scariest part isn't the leverage tool itself, but the self-deception of those who use it. Everyone knows the principle that profit and loss come from the same source, but most people only see the shining "profit" side and turn a blind eye to the bottomless black hole of "loss." Risks will never bypass you just because you take chances — they are just waiting for the right moment.

Looking at it from another perspective, those in the crypto space who don't use leverage can easily outshine 90% of overly aggressive retail traders with their positions. But here's the problem — human greed always wants to grasp the sharpest sword, forgetting a simple truth: swords are double-edged, and the tighter you hold, the deeper the wound.

Those who can truly survive in the market for the long term are never the ones with the biggest guts or the most pressure. Instead, they are those who have long understood that "not using leverage itself is a sign of trading strength." They understand risk, and they understand restraint.