about leverage :
Here's the thing, almost all new traders have a wrong understanding about leverage. Leverage does not have a direct impact on the size of profits and losses, but has a direct impact on insurance costs (used equity) at the time of purchase.
example if 1 ETH = $2000 :
1 ETH = $2000 (leverage 1),
1 ETH = $200 (leverage 10)
1 ETH = $20 (leverage 100)
If the account only has $20 in equity, when using leverage of 100 you can buy 1 ETH.
why doesn't leverage have an impact on profit/loss?
because the profit/loss of buying 0.1 ETH, leverage 1
and the profit of buying 0.1 ETH at leverage of 10 or 100 or 1000 is the same.
The loss/profit difference will occur if the purchase volume is increased.
This is where leverage is needed.
new traders think, with leverage x10, means profit/loss = x10 too. This is not how it works,
It's not the advantages and disadvantages that are x10,
but the margin used is divided by 10.
btw, for more than 7 days to come, I'm busy with my new online student schedule, so maybe I'm not active to update my analysis, at BTC, ETH or any alt coin.
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