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# Experience ONFA ForwardX
Testing Mode - How to Use Leverage - Important Notes
### **1. Testing Mode - Risk-free trial trading**
#### **Main features:**
* All accounts default to **Testing** (using virtual points)
* Press the button to switch to **Isolated Margin** (real-money trading)
#### **Benefits of using Testing:**
* Practice trading with provided virtual funds
* Freely test strategies without risking capital
* Orders **Long/Short** exist only for **1 hour** → Train quick response
* Automatically close orders after 1 hour → Understand position management mechanisms
**\*Note:**
* Price data is real-time but does not affect real accounts
* Suitable for beginners or strategy testing
### **2. How to adjust leverage**
#### **Procedure:**
1. Default leverage **1x**, maximum **100x**
2. Click the red-marked box → Display a slider popup\
3. Drag the slider to select the desired leverage level\
#### **Leverage principles:**
* **The larger the position** → Available leverage **the lower**
* **The smaller the position** → Available leverage **the higher**
**Advice:**
* High leverage (e.g., 50x–100x) → Significantly increased liquidation risk
* Always use **Stop-Loss orders** to control risk
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#### **Quick summary**
| Feature | Description |
| ---------------- | ------------------------------------------------------ |
| **Testing Mode** | Virtual-money trading; orders auto-cancel after 1 hour |
| **Leverage** | From 1x–100x, adjusted via slider |
| **Risk** | Higher leverage → Greater liquidation risk |
> **Final note:**
>
> * Switch to **Isolated Margin** only when proficient
> * Always test strategies before using real funds
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