Why does 2x leverage behave differently in Bitcoin than in stocks? Because the assets themselves behave differently, and when you're holding for a long time, volatility and the cost of borrowing can make a big difference to how leveraged exposure compounds. That's the problem @2FactorFinance is working on. Now live on Base, 2Factor uses Kelly optimization to size leverage around an asset's long-term behaviour and volatility, rather than assuming one multiple fits everything. It's also working with Coinbase around its tokenized stocks ecosystem, bringing this approach into a part of crypto that's making traditional assets accessible onchain. I've joined the Season 1 Points Program to learn more about the project and take part in its activities. The rules are straightforward: complete verified social tasks, educational activities, and referrals to earn Marks. No buying, depositing, or holding assets is required to earn them. There's 1 BTC to be split among the top 10 leaderboard accounts, paid in cbBTC. The leaderboard freezes when 2Factor launches. Marks have no cash value, cannot be transferred, and aren't a claim on any token or asset. If you want to explore the project and join the program, get in here points.2factor.finance/r/p1k…