Leveraged short selling refers to an investment strategy of selling an asset by borrowing, and then repurchasing it at a low price to repay the debt after the price falls, thus earning the difference.

The following are the detailed steps of leverage shorting:

Open a trading platform: choose a reliable trading platform and register an account. After completing the real-name authentication and other steps, log on to the trading platform.

Select trading varieties: select the asset varieties to be shorted, such as stocks, futures, digital currency, etc.

Open a leveraged account: open a leveraged account on the trading platform and select the leverage multiple. The higher the leverage ratio, the higher the income, but the greater the risk.

Borrow money: borrow enough money from a leveraged account to sell assets. According to the leverage ratio, a certain percentage of margin is required.

Selling assets: with the help of borrowed funds, sell the assets that you want to short at the market price on the trading platform.

Wait for the price to fall: If the asset price falls, you can earn the difference. It should be noted that if the price rises, it will cause losses.

Purchase of assets: When the price of assets falls to the expected target price, you can purchase assets at a low price, return them to the borrower and pay off the loan.

Settlement income: after the repayment is successful, the income can be calculated and settled. If the difference earned is enough to pay the loan interest and other expenses, you can make a profit. If you lose money, you need to bear the corresponding losses.

It should be noted that leveraged short selling is a high-risk and high-return investment strategy, which requires investors to have certain market analysis ability and risk control ability. Before leveraged short selling, you should understand the relevant laws and regulations and trading platform rules, and carefully evaluate your investment ability and risk tolerance.