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Conclusion first: The backtest data from the past five years shows that the returns from a 3x leveraged dollar-cost averaging strategy are only 3.5% higher than a 2x leverage, but the risk of near liquidation is significantly higher. Considering risk, return, and feasibility, spot dollar-cost averaging remains the long-term solution. 2x is already the limit, and 3x is hardly worth it.
Just look at the five-year net value curve. Spot buying steadily rises, with manageable drawdowns; 2x leverage clearly amplifies gains during bull markets; what about 3x? Multiple "ground-hugging" movements, with long-term market volatility eroding gains. Although in the rebound of 2025-2026, 3x slightly outperforms, over several years, its net value is consistently suppressed by 2x leverage.
Even more painful is the comparison of returns. From 1x to 2x, you earn about $23,700 more; from 2x to 3x, only about $2,300 more. The extra gains are almost negligible, while the risk increases exponentially. It should be noted that this backtest uses daily rebalancing, which incurs volatility loss. This means that the final outperformance of 3x heavily depends on "the last market phase."
The most striking data is the maximum drawdown. 1x drawdown is about 50%, 2x about 86%, and 3x is approaching structural failure. Considering psychological resilience and practical risk management, this risk-reward ratio is already unbalanced.