📐 Futures Trading | Leverage
· Definition: Leverage = position notional value ÷ margin used. For example, using 1,000 USDT in margin to open a 10x position gives you a position worth 10,000 USDT.
· How to understand it: Leverage magnifies gains and losses, not your win rate. If you get the direction right, your returns are magnified; if you get it wrong, your losses are magnified too.
· Reminder: If you’re new to futures, using low leverage and a small position is a better way to stay in the game than chasing high leverage.
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· Definition: Leverage = position notional value ÷ margin used. For example, using 1,000 USDT in margin to open a 10x position gives you a position worth 10,000 USDT.
· How to understand it: Leverage magnifies gains and losses, not your win rate. If you get the direction right, your returns are magnified; if you get it wrong, your losses are magnified too.
· Reminder: If you’re new to futures, using low leverage and a small position is a better way to stay in the game than chasing high leverage.
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