The topic of 100x leverage makes most people feel like you are gambling with your life. I understand this reaction. But my experience of rolling from 3000U to 120000U tells me that high multiples themselves are not fatal – it's the uncontrolled Position that is the real killer.

I'm not here to persuade you to follow the trend either. I just want to clarify one thing: I have blown my position five times on this path, and when my account was close to being wiped out, I felt completely numb. My friends around me are right; it really looks like gambling.

But I am not one to give up. Later, after reviewing those who crashed with high leverage, I found that the most fundamental problems were these three: direction is uncertain, position is based on mood, and mindset collapses at the slightest touch.

So I completely reversed my strategy - locking in one trading direction every day, without swaying back and forth; controlling the position for each trade strictly within 3%, even with 100x leverage, a loss in a single trade would only be a few dozen U; I only act after confirming the signal, no gambling or adding to positions, mechanically executing the plan.

Did you see the market correctly? The profits can indeed take off quickly. For the first income, I immediately moved the stop loss to the breakeven point, ensuring the safety of the principal first. That's how I gradually climbed out of the pit.

The current pace is completely different—at most two or three trades a day, no blind guessing and not being overly greedy, keeping the trading rhythm in your own hands. This is not a display of high-end skills; it is about using the strictest execution to make leverage a tool for making money, not an account killer.

Leverage is essentially a double-edged sword; it amplifies not only your profits but also magnifies every mistake and psychological flaw you have. If your logic for entering the market relies on a miraculous operation to turn things around, I advise you to stop first. What the market fears the least is your impulsiveness; what it truly fears is your repeated mistakes without self-awareness.

Believe it or not, I have been operating this system steadily for a long time.