Have you encountered this problem? @TermMaxFi There's a small detail in the Binance wallet event sign-in: the page shows "Success," but if the days don't increase, go to the extensions and turn off other wallet plugins (like MetaMask/OKX/Phantom), and just keep the Binance wallet sign-in active (proven effective). Back to the main topic: Most people using leverage are actually not executing a strategy. They are in "survival mode": watching the market, adding margin, fearing spikes, fearing liquidation. The liquidation line is like a knife hanging over your head. The more chaotic the market, the lower the knife drops. What you often lose is not the direction, but being forced to make decisions at the worst positions. So I increasingly agree with a more "tool-like" approach to leverage: leverage shouldn't be a gambling device, but rather a risk tool with predictable outcomes. The core of no-liquidation leverage is not to prevent you from losing money. It's to write off the "worst outcome" in advance, clearly defining the maximum loss before opening a position (fixed risk). Severe volatility won't trigger liquidations or margin calls, allowing strategies to navigate through short-term noise, shifting execution from "watching the market" to "following the plan." The more volatile the market, the more apparent the difference. Are you letting risk choose you, or are you choosing risk? This is also why I think @TermMaxFi's path resembles moving from Chaos to Structure: it's not about eliminating risk, but returning risk to the trader.