Baglades are a disaster in leveraged markets. I think I've said it enough times: don't use leverage, don't try futures, you'll just lose your money. I can assure you of that. But I don't want to talk this time. I want to talk about the impact of leverage on movements in crypto markets. Pay attention, because this is very important to understand. First, understand how leverage works: Imagine you open a trade to buy with $100 with 10x leverage, it would work as if you had $1,000. How it works? An exchange (like Binance) will easily lend you $900, and in return, if the price drops by 10% (so your $1,000 turns into $900), your position is automatically closed. This is to prevent you from being indebted to the exchange. You are what is called a "liquidate". When you are liquidated on a long position, at the time of your liquidation, it immediately creates a market sale: this means that your remaining $900 is sold so that Binance can get its money. can return Now, let's take this phenomenon and apply it on a much larger scale: imagine that

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