Of course you can! Highly leveraged currency pairs in foreign exchange margin trading usually refer to those that are more volatile and highly liquid. Here are some common highly leveraged currency pairs： 1. **EUR/USD (EUR/USD)**： -This is the world's largest currency pair by trading volume, with extremely high liquidity and moderate volatility. Due to the large trading volume, spreads are usually low, which is suitable for highly leveraged trading. 2. **USD/Japanese YEN (USD/Japanese yen)**： -This currency pair is highly volatile, especially when the Bank of Japan intervenes or global economic events occur. Since the Japanese yen is often regarded as a safe-haven currency, volatility will increase significantly when market sentiment changes. 3. **GBP/USD (GBP/USD)**： -GBP/USD is usually highly volatile, especially when British economic data is released or British political events (such as Brexit-related news) occur. Due to the high volatility, it is suitable for highly leveraged trading. 4. **AUD/USD (Australian dollar/US dollar)**： -AUD/USD is closely related to commodity prices (especially iron ore and gold) and is highly volatile. Since the Australian economy is closely related to the commodity market, volatility increases when market sentiment changes. 5. **USD/CHF (USD/CHF)**： -The Swiss franc is usually regarded as a safe-haven currency, and it is more volatile when market sentiment changes. The volatility of USD/CHF is usually related to global economic uncertainty. 6. **NZD/USD (New Zealand dollar/USD)**： -The New Zealand dollar/USD is highly volatile, especially when New Zealand economic data is released or global risk sentiment changes. Similar to the Australian dollar, the New Zealand dollar is also related to commodity prices. 7. **GBP/Japanese YEN (GBP/Japanese yen)**： -This is a cross currency pair with extremely high volatility and is often referred to as a ”beast". Since the British pound and the Japanese yen are both highly volatile currencies, their combination usually leads to greater price fluctuations, which is suitable for traders with high risk tolerance. 8. **EUR/Japanese YEN (Euro/Japanese yen)**： -This cross currency pair is also more volatile, especially when economic data from Europe or Japan is released. Due to the high volatility of the euro and the Japanese yen, this currency pair is suitable for highly leveraged trading. ###Precautions for highly leveraged trading： -**Risk management**: High leverage can amplify gains, but it can also amplify losses. Be sure to use stop loss orders to control potential losses. -**Market volatility**: High-volatility currency pairs may fluctuate violently when market sentiment changes, and traders need to pay close attention to market news and events. -**Liquidity**: Currency pairs with high liquidity usually have low spreads and are suitable for highly leveraged trading, while currency pairs with low liquidity may cause slippage and higher transaction costs. Hope this information is helpful to you! If you have other questions, feel free to ask me.