The day before yesterday, an aunt downstairs asked me how I could watch my house lights on until three or four in the morning.

I didn’t have the courage to say I was playing with coins, so I said I was playing the US stock market.
The aunt said, "Come help me look at this stock," and I said I don’t know how.
The aunt said, "That’s impossible, the candlestick charts all look the same when you open them, it’s impossible that the Bollinger Bands and RSI indicators in A-shares are different from those in the US stock market.
It’s impossible that a little duck head is called a duck domestically and a big goose abroad; all changes are still rooted in the same fundamentals."
When the aunt said, "All changes are rooted in the same fundamentals," I realized something, my friends.
The same technical analysis that can be used on Bitcoin, with 500 times the margin to push the guarantee from your bank card,
What’s the difference between 500 times and 1 or 2 times leverage?
It’s like the difference between trading with a 1% light position in contracts and trading spot—aren’t they the same thing?
It’s not difficult; you can also trade gold with 500 times leverage.
I’ve tested it personally, it works, but you can’t call out orders in real-time, which is quite annoying.