In my last hours facing the market, I've confirmed something many ignore, which makes the difference between surviving or disappearing in the future: the direct relationship between trend, leverage, and time. It's not just about entering correctly, but understanding how much risk you're taking and for how long you're willing to hold it.
Leverage cannot be separated from context. When the trend is clear and strong, the margin for error decreases, but time also plays a key role. The higher the leverage, the lower the tolerance for market noise. That's why using aggressive leverage in intermediate or unstructured zones makes no sense; that's where most fail.
I've noticed balance emerges when you combine a defined trend + consistent leverage + entry at real technical zones. And that's where tools like Binance's BOLL indicator become valuable. The bands are not just lines; they are zones of probability that allow us to identify dynamic supports and resistances, points where the market tends to react.
Looking for entries near support or resistance using BOLL, aligned with the main trend and using leverage appropriate to the time you plan to hold the position, completely changes the game. You stop fighting the market and start moving with it.
The common mistake is forcing high leverage, expecting rapid movements in contexts that don't justify them. Success lies in reading the market first and then deciding on leverage, not the other way around. Profitable trading isn't aggression; it's synchronization.
When you understand this relationship, the market stops being a lottery and becomes a system that, although never perfect, is manageable. And that's where real growth as a trader begins.
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