#数字资产市场动态 $DASH Perpetual Contract Crash Scene — How Deep Is the Price of 20x Leverage?
Open at 93.05, watching the market surge to 93.14, only a 0.09 increase, but the unrealized loss jumps directly to 1.93%. Isn’t that outrageous? The rebound was so small, why is the account bleeding so fast?
This is the magic of leverage — 20x magnifies micro fluctuations into your nightmare. What might have been a normal small rebound is suddenly amplified to a suffocating level.
The current feeling is: stop-loss must be stricter, no more allowing small fluctuations a chance to escape. Cut when it’s time, don’t expect it to turn around. Otherwise, losses that should have been a drizzle can end up consuming your entire position. This time, I’ve learned a hard lesson with real money — high leverage amplifies risk far more ferociously than you imagine.
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DegenWhisperer
· 9h ago
20x leverage is really hellish; a tiny fluctuation can wipe you out. Learned that the hard way.
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PositionPhobia
· 9h ago
20x leverage is just asking for trouble, wake up, buddy.
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UncleWhale
· 9h ago
20x leverage is a money-making machine; a tiny fluctuation can bankrupt you. Truly incredible.
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It's the leverage's fault again. Small fluctuations can wipe you out; this is the true face of high multiples.
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Set stop-losses too tight and you still lose; loosen up and you'll get liquidated. This is how perpetual contracts work.
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A coin worth $93 can have a floating loss of 1.93%. Leverage is really ruthless; I have to say, wow.
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A textbook-level crash with high leverage. Next time, just stick to 3x.
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MercilessHalal
· 9h ago
20x leverage works like this—just a small fluctuation can wipe out a percentage of your funds. If you don't set your stop-loss properly, it's game over.
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AirdropDreamBreaker
· 9h ago
Playing DASH with 20x leverage, this is just outrageous... A 0.09% increase directly eats up 1.93%, losing money so quickly.
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It's the same old high leverage trick; when volatility amplifies, people are gone.
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I think, such small fluctuations shouldn't be touched with 20x leverage at all, it's just gambling on luck.
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Setting stop-loss too wide is asking for death; cutting immediately at the first sign of blood is the way to go.
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DASH's recent move really caused a big loss; leverage isn't that easy to control.
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The account dropped again... Really, high leverage just multiplies the risk directly, it's not romantic at all.
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Speaking of which, a 0.09 dollar increase causing a 1.93% loss, this math problem has some flavor.
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Leverage is great for cutting leeks, but for making money, well, that's another story.
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Always say you'll strictly stop-loss, always gamble on it turning around... this illness needs treatment.
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ZenChainWalker
· 9h ago
20x leverage is really a tough player; minor fluctuations can instantly wipe you out.
#数字资产市场动态 $DASH Perpetual Contract Crash Scene — How Deep Is the Price of 20x Leverage?
Open at 93.05, watching the market surge to 93.14, only a 0.09 increase, but the unrealized loss jumps directly to 1.93%. Isn’t that outrageous? The rebound was so small, why is the account bleeding so fast?
This is the magic of leverage — 20x magnifies micro fluctuations into your nightmare. What might have been a normal small rebound is suddenly amplified to a suffocating level.
The current feeling is: stop-loss must be stricter, no more allowing small fluctuations a chance to escape. Cut when it’s time, don’t expect it to turn around. Otherwise, losses that should have been a drizzle can end up consuming your entire position. This time, I’ve learned a hard lesson with real money — high leverage amplifies risk far more ferociously than you imagine.