Crypto market turmoil highlights risks of leverage in trading

By cineramaAugust 30, 2022DeFi

Leveraged trading of cryptocurrencies — i.e., trading crypto with borrowed funds — comes with significant risks. This is mainly due to the capricious nature of the market. In May, […]

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