In virtual currency trading, high leverage can amplify gains, but it is also accompanied by extremely high risks. The following are some mainstream platforms that provide highly leveraged trading, but please be sure to carefully assess your risk tolerance and understand the relevant regulatory requirements.： --- ###**List of highly leveraged trading platforms** 1. **Bybit** -**Leverage**: Up to **100 times** (perpetual contracts and delivery contracts). -**Features**: Support mainstream currencies (BTC, ETH, etc.), friendly interface, and provide a highly liquid contract market. -**Supervision**: Mainly operating in offshore regulatory areas, you need to pay attention to compliance. 2. **Binance (Binance)** -**Leverage**: The highest contract transaction **125 times** (the specific multiple varies by currency and product). -**Features**: One of the largest exchanges in the world, it supports multiple types of contracts (U-based, currency-based, options, etc.). -**Regulation**: Some countries are restricted (such as the United States needs to use Binance.US , The leverage ratio is low). 3. **OKX (formerly OKEx)** -**Leverage ratio**: Up to **100 times** (perpetual contract). -**Features**: Provide a wealth of trading tools (such as combined margin and strategic trading), and support a variety of altcoin contracts. -**Supervision**: Some countries are restricted and local compliance needs to be checked. 4. **BitMEX** -**Leverage ratio**: The highest in history **100 times** (now adjusted to **50-30 times**, due to regulatory adjustments). -**Features**: Established contract exchanges, mainly Bitcoin-settled contracts. -**Supervision**: Restrict U.S. users after being sued by the U.S. CFTC, you need to pay attention to compliance risks. 5. **Kucoin (library coin)** -**Leverage ratio**: Up to **100 times** (perpetual contract). -**Features**: Support a variety of small currency contracts, suitable for those with high risk preferences. -**Supervision**: It is not clearly regulated by mainstream institutions, so caution is required. 6. **Deribit** -**Leverage**: Up to **50-100 times** (BTC/ETH options and perpetual contracts). -**Features**: Focus on options and derivatives trading, with strong professionalism. -** Supervision**: The headquarters moved to Dubai and is subject to partial offshore supervision. 7. **FTX (bankrupt, part of the business restarted)** -**Status quo**: The original FTX provided **101 times leverage**, but after the bankruptcy, some of the business was restarted by a new team (such as the FTX 2.0 proposal), which requires a high degree of caution. --- ###**High risk warning** -**Bursting risk**: A slight price fluctuation under high leverage can lead to forced liquidation of the position, or even the principal return to zero. -**Platform security**: Choose a platform with a long-term reputation to avoid the risk of small exchanges running away or hacking attacks. -**Lack of supervision**: Most highly leveraged platforms are not strictly regulated (such as the United States and the European Union) and have limited capital protection. -**Liquidity risk**: In extreme market conditions, there may be problems that cannot be closed or slippage is too large. --- ###**Suggestion** 1. **Risk assessment**: High leverage is suitable for experienced traders, novices are recommended to start with low leverage (5-10 times). 2. **Money management**: Do not invest all your funds, set a stop loss and avoid excessive borrowing. 3. **Compliance**: Priority is given to regulated platforms (such as Kraken, CoinFLEX, etc., but with lower leverage). 4. **Demo trading**: First test the strategy in the demo account and be familiar with the leverage mechanism. In the end, maximizing leverage is not the same as maximizing returns. Long-term sound strategies are more sustainable than short-term high-risk speculation.