#数字资产市场洞察 It took me a month to rebound from 3,000U to 40,000U. Sounds like a fairy tale? But the logic behind it is actually very simple.

Many people see "100x leverage" and reflexively say "this is gambling." I used to think so too. It wasn't until my account blew up five times in a row that I was forced to ponder: is the problem with leverage itself, or with how I was using leverage?

After reviewing dozens of liquidation records, I realized—it's never leverage itself that kills traders, but three words: reckless operation. Arbitrarily switching directions, piling up positions without limits, frequently adding to positions and holding on to losses—these are the real killers.

So I completely changed my strategy: focus on one direction every day, keep my position between 3%-5%, and use 100x leverage. Cut losses immediately when wrong, without hesitation; take profits instantly when right, never greedy. Extremely simple, yet extremely safe.

What was the result? The maximum loss per trade never exceeded 100U, but when winning, each trade could bring in a substantial profit. Over a month, my account doubled from three thousand to forty thousand. Although I hit a few mines along the way, they were all within my planned risk range, and my mindset remained as steady as a rock.

Now I understand—low position size + high leverage is not a gambler's game, but an art of precise harvesting. The prerequisite is that you must control your inner demons and not imagine that a single all-in shot can turn the tide.

The current rhythm is 2-3 trades per day, relying on direction judgment and strict discipline, not luck. I won't go into the details, because skills vary from person to person, and blindly copying can easily lead to pitfalls.

One final piece of advice: blowing up is not the end; always going all-in is. Many people die at this point—hoping to turn things around with a gamble, but end up betting themselves into debt.