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== How Does Crypto Leverage Work? == When you use leverage, you are essentially borrowing funds from the exchange. The amount of leverage you can use depends on the platform and the specific contract. For example, some [[best crypto futures platforms]] offer leverage up to 100x or more. Hereβs a simple example: - You deposit $1,000 and use 10x leverage. - Your position size becomes $10,000. - If the price moves 5% in your favor, you earn $500 (5% of $10,000). - If the price moves 5% against you, you lose $500. However, leverage also increases the risk of liquidation, where your position is automatically closed if your losses exceed your margin.
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