You are interested in highly leveraged financial derivatives, which may indeed bring high returns, but they are also accompanied by extremely high risks. Before providing any advice, I must emphasize the following key risks： **1. Ultra-high risk warning：** -Leverage will amplify the speed of loss, and many investors lose all their margin within a few minutes. -Professional data show that more than 80% of retail leveraged traders eventually lose money -Extreme volatility may lead to debt owed to brokers (hedging risk) **2. Examples of highly leveraged tools (for understanding only, not recommended)：** -Cryptocurrency contracts: Some platforms provide up to 100-125 times leverage -Foreign exchange margin: major currency pairs usually reach 30-500 times leverage -Contract for difference (CFD): 5-30 times leverage is common in stock/index CFD -Futures and options combination: theoretical unlimited leverage can be achieved through strategy **3. Safeguards that must be understood：** -Only use idle funds and do not exceed net assets 1% -Strictly set stop loss orders (but pay attention to the risk of short jumps) -Complete at least 500 hours of simulated trading before considering real trading - Choose a strictly regulated platform (such as FCA/ASIC regulation) **4. Alternative suggestions：** Consider using a demo account first： -Simulation of extreme Bitcoin volatility (experience ±80% volatility within 24 hours) -Foreign exchange flash backtracking simulation (experience slippage during periods of liquidity depletion) **5. Necessary knowledge preparation：** -In-depth learning of the Black-Scholars model and Greek values -Master the margin recovery mechanism and the calculation formula for burst positions -Study the correlation between the VIX panic index and leveraged products According to research by the US SEC, investors who use more than 5 times leverage have an average survival time of less than 6 months. It is recommended to start with low-leverage instruments and gradually establish trading discipline. If you insist on continuing, be sure to develop a complete risk management plan first. Do you need a more detailed risk assessment framework?