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Everyone’s talking about $HYPE And now you’re thinking about getting into perps for the first time. Kook says: “My best advice? Don’t do it.” “By the stats, 97% of accounts on Hyperliquid are red. Trading perps with leverage is extremely hard.” Instead of trying to beat the market with... leverage, he prefers to “own the casino, not play in it.” “My Hyperliquid exposure is buy the token and stake it.” That doesn’t mean he avoids the platform entirely. He says he still trades with a small “joke account” because “You can trade everything! This stuff is fun.” If you insist on trying perps: “Treat it like gambling, set aside a little gambling account, and start to have some fun.” Limit yourself so you don’t waste a giant bag of money on tuition. Because the real risk isn’t only losing money. It’s what happens after a few wins: “You’ll get addicted to it and you’ll want to put more size into it.” The takeaway? - most traders lose - leverage is unforgiving - the best play for beginners is spot exposure + stakingshow more

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