In 50ETF options, the risks of 100 times and 50 times are different, and the leverage risk of 100 times is greater than the risk of 50 times, which means that the greater the leverage, the greater the risk.
Generally speaking, the greater the leverage ratio, the greater the liquidation line, so the liquidation line with leverage ratio of 100 is much larger than the liquidation line with leverage ratio of 50, so the higher the leverage ratio, the less likely it is to break out, but the less likely it is to break out at the end of the month.
The leverage ratio difference between the two should be clear at a glance, and the leverage ratio of 100 is also greater than the leverage ratio of 50 times.
50ETF option contract 100 times and 50 times represent leverage ratio, which is for margin and leverage. This is a relationship in which investors have as many large accounts as they have positions.