Explains 10% net worth leverage rule as golden rule to prevent account blowups and personal discipline.

I thought a rule of thumb that I've always lived by that I kind of disobeyed last year a little bit. But and of course, it got me in trouble disobeying it on 10 10 is never risking more than 10% of my net worth with leverage. And so that's a malleable rule in the sense that I can substitute, right? Like, let's say my net worth is 100 grand. I will not keep more than 10 grand in a leverage trading account is like the premise of the rule. But that is malleable to other risks, right? Like I don't consider spot assets like Bitcoin or the S&P risk in that sense. But specific leverage trading that I do, I do not keep more than I'm not willing to blow up more than 10% of my net worth doing it anymore. Obviously, that was not the case in 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, right? But leverage is what always got me in trouble. And if I'm not risking more than 10% of my entire portfolio on leverage that I can't ever really get in trouble. So that's like the golden like, if I find myself depositing after a bad spin, like say I'm on a three month losing spree, I'll just literally look at myself in the eyes of the mirror and just downsize. Like you're just hey, you're trading a smaller account. So further notice. And that's what happened in the beginning of this year. I lost a little bit of money, made money, lost money. And then I was like, wait, I should just read deposits. I can go back to my OG size. Like I want to put on