In high-volatility markets, there is a great risk of obtaining huge short-term gains through certain uncommon leverage strategies, and from the perspective of long-term and overall probability, this approach is very undesirable and almost impossible to achieve continuously and stably. Although in theory, the use of leverage under high volatility may instantly amplify gains, these uncommon leverage strategies are often accompanied by huge uncertainty and extremely high risks.： -**Risk of extreme market volatility**: High-volatility markets themselves are difficult to predict accurately, and prices may undergo drastic and unpredictable changes in a short period of time, which may lead to rapid and substantial losses on leveraged positions, far exceeding expectations. -**Risk of bursting positions**: Leverage will exponentially amplify losses. If the market moves unfavorably, the margin may be exhausted soon and the positions will burst, leaving investors with no return on their money. -**Regulatory and compliance issues**: Many uncommon leverage strategies may be in the gray area of supervision or even illegal. Once investigated and dealt with, they will bring serious legal consequences and economic losses. In the long run, financial markets follow certain laws and mean regression characteristics. Relying on such high-risk and uncommon leverage strategies to continuously obtain huge short-term gains is contrary to the nature of the market. It is more of a gambling behavior, and there is a high probability that it will suffer significant losses in the end. Investment should be based on reasonable risk tolerance, in-depth research and analysis, and sound strategies, rather than relying on such dangerous practices.