Why Does Leveraged Trading Always Lead to Losses?

Think you're trading? Not. You are entering a digital trap carefully programmed by the exchange itself. Leverage isn't a tool to help you get rich—it's a countdown to the moment you get liquidated. And the person who installed that watch? It's the exchanges, with algorithms designed to turn your money into profits for them. You have $100 and choose a 10x leverage. You think you hold the power of $1,000. But in reality, you are putting yourself in a highly risky situation: just a 5% market move in the opposite direction, and you get liquidated. Everything is not random—it's a carefully calculated strategy. Exchanges monitor "liquidity zones", creating sudden long "wick" (candlesticks), and triggering a cascade of liquidation orders as precisely as a scalpel. Every time you lose, they gain. Unlike the (spot) spot market, leveraged trading does not give you time to recover. There is no opportunity to "make a loss", there is no "hold until recovery". When the market reverses suddenly, you don't stand a chance—you're forced to leave the game. Your position is not "held"—it is being hunted. Every unexpected price increase, every sudden price drop, every stop loss sweep? The floor knows you ahead of time. It's not just volatility. That is the arrangement. What Is the Real Path? It is slow growth, no leverage, and absolute discipline. Keep your assets out of reach of liquidation tools. Don't let the floor have the opportunity to drain your pocket with "candlestick sweeps". Build your fortune patiently. Win quietly. Because the dealer always wins—unless you refuse to play by their rules.