When I used to trade $ETH, I was very bold, and I didn't consider anything less than 100x leverage. I would even open positions at 1000x leverage without hesitation. But what happened? The market taught me a harsh lesson. Now I've learned to be smarter. On the surface, I still trade with 100x leverage, but in reality, the margin size is only 1% or even 0.1% of the total account balance, which is essentially a no-leverage operation. Basically, this is using leverage as a facade to manage risk — it looks aggressive on paper, but in practice, it's very stable. There's a saying, who hasn't been young? The key is whether you can recover from losses.