How many times leverage you open depends on the following conditions:

1. Your risk preference

2. The contract currency you open

3. The size of the contract funds

4. Are you doing simple interest or compound interest

5. Determine the size of the market.

If you have a high risk preference and a small amount of funds, you can wait for a high-certainty opportunity and use the stop loss position to increase the leverage. If you don't do this, how can you make your first pot of gold?

The difference between simple interest and compound interest. If you are doing simple interest, the leverage can also be maintained at a certain multiple. But if it is compound interest, as your capital volume increases, the leverage must be reduced to increase the error tolerance, otherwise a big mistake will have to be pushed back.

Another point I think is more important is that when encountering a big market, you must dare to operate with a heavy position, because a big market is hard to come by, and as long as you catch a wave, your capital volume may increase by a level.