The Leverage Glitch

When trading perpetual futures, there is a way to safely use up to 100x leverage without getting liquidated. This “glitch” can help you make up to ten times the gains you would typically earn from swing trading.

This strategy mostly applies to swing trades.

Here’s how it works:

Imagine you open a position on BTC at a price of $60,000. You decide to open a $1,000 position using 2x leverage, which gives you a total position size of $2,000 in BTC.

Now, let’s say your position is in a nice profit and BTC has risen to $90,000. At this point, you could reasonably assume that BTC won’t fall back below your entry price.

Here’s where the strategy comes in: You can remove most of the collateral from your position, which increases your leverage while keeping the position size the same. This is possible with platform that allow perpetual futures.

By doing this, you essentially get most of your collateral back, while maintaining the same position size. This allows you to open more positions, so you will have more allocation in the markets, without carrying more risks.

If you repeat this process five times, you could see up to ten times the gains you would have made with the original position size.