Recently, a series of trades have yielded substantial gains—ETH ran over 100x long, ZEC ran 50x short, and currently the unrealized profit has accumulated to over $1,300. Here I share the trading logic.

Without access to a $600 margin, I used 100x leverage to leverage ETH positions. Now the unrealized profit is $829 (a 163% return); simultaneously, I shorted ZEC with 50x leverage, entering precisely at 541. When it dropped to 531, I had a profit of $496 (a 101% return). It looks very exciting, but behind it is a strict risk control framework.

Many people say high leverage is like gambling with your life. This view is only half correct. The real risk isn’t the leverage multiple itself, but whether you’ve calculated the liquidation price clearly. My ETH liquidation price is 2648, and ZEC’s is 652. The current prices are still far from these levels—that’s why I dare to use high leverage. Rather than gambling, it’s more about using a relatively safe "cushion" to pursue higher returns.

There are plenty of opportunities in the crypto space, but the traders who truly make money are often not the boldest, but those who have the clearest calculations. The essence of high leverage lies here: it’s not reckless, but precise execution based on thorough analysis. When market volatility occurs, don’t rush to follow the trend—first calculate your liquidation price, stop-loss points, and profit targets, then decide whether to act.