Gauge leverage-driven risks by tracking margin trading balance (a 50%+ weekly surge signals over-leverage) and funding rates (positive rates above 0.1% indicate excessive long positions). High leverage (e.g., average 10x+ on Binance) means even a 10% price drop can trigger mass liquidations. For ordinary investors: reduce leverage (stick to 2-3x max), set stop-loss orders 5-10% below entry, and avoid trading during high-leverage periods (e.g., post-major news). If liquidation risks spike, switch to spot trading to avoid being swept up in cascading sells.
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To avoid copyright risks, prioritize original or public-domain content. Options include self-created text documents (e.g., personal notes on blockchain basics), open-license media (CC0-licensed images/videos from Unsplash or Pixabay), or public datasets (e.g., open government economic data). Avoid any third-party content (e.g., movies, music, or copyrighted articles). For cost control, use compressed file formats (e.g., ZIP for text, WebP for images) to minimize storage size. To ensure continuous storage, set calendar reminders to check the project’s storage dashboard monthly—some projects auto-remove inactive files, so re-upload or extend storage if needed.
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2025 may lead to a division of the original project's community, reducing its market share to some extent. The fork project may gain part of the market share if it has a clear value - proposition and a strong technical team. Investors should assess the technical advantages, community support, and development prospects of the fork project, and pay attention to potential risks such as community disputes and technical compatibility.
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