One of the worst things you can do is buying tokens on leverage that seem cheap. Trust me - they can get even cheaper, and you could get liquidated at worst. Instead of hunting for bottoms, aim for trend breakthroughs or resistances. You'll still profit on leverage- crypto isn't like a traditional exchange. Don't buy because it's cheap, or do it on spot markets.
Another foolishly repeated notion: "Buy because there's low supply!!!" What's the difference whether a token's supply is a million or a trillion if you can buy fractional parts of the token? It would only make sense if the minimum purchase and sale were one unit. Low supply might matter for shoes; if the supply is low, the price can indeed rise because no one will buy half or a quarter of a shoe. But for your crypto tokens, it absolutely doesn't matter. What counts is the market cap and liquidity. Think for yourself!
It's time to break the cycle of mindlessly repeating that the level of leverage in futures trading matters so much. What truly matters is the the amount of $ you're betting multiplied by the leverage. Whether you place an order for $1000 at 5x leverage or $100 at 50x, it makes no significant difference (except perhaps minimal variations in costs). Remember! Always think independently.