If a trade is made, there is a 5% chance of a liquidation loss, a 95% chance of doubling, and a 10% chance of increasing tenfold.

If you are a consultant, would you let your clients do it? I wouldn't.

Would you do it yourself?

You must have thought of this, right? I can use a portion of the funds to trade, for example, I would choose 10%+20% like that.

You must have thought of this too, letting the client take a 10% position is fine.

Be aggressive in timing and asset selection, and conservative in position control and trading frequency. This is my style.

Conversely, a trade with a risk-reward ratio of 3:1, a maximum drawdown of 10%, and a win rate of 80%, if leveraged ten times, would turn into: a 20% chance of a total loss, an 80% chance of a profit of 3 times becoming 4 times. The mathematical expectation of this result is 320%, but if you do this with all your funds, there's a 90% chance of losing everything after ten trades.