How much leverage you open depends on the following conditions:

1. Your risk appetite

2. The currency of the contract opened

3. Fund size of the contract

4. Are you doing simple interest or compound interest?

5. Judge the size of the market.

So it makes no sense for you to directly ask me how many times the leverage should be opened. If you have a high risk appetite, want high returns with a small amount of money, and wait for a more certain opportunity to pull as high as the stop loss position and leverage can go, how can you make your first pot of gold if you don't do this? The difference between simple interest and compound interest is that if you are doing simple interest, the leverage can always maintain a certain multiple. But if it is compound interest, as your capital volume increases, the leverage must be reduced to increase the fault tolerance rate, otherwise you will have to start over after a big mistake.

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