Great question which I get a lot. If you understand how to use leverage correctly- "opportunity cost" does not exist. If you have 100k of capital and you are worried about opportunity cost of investing in assets that are forming HTF bottoms/accumulation patterns but that may take some time to get moving- you can take 20k of that capital, use leverage (the right way) to trade with 100k of size without adding on any additional risk, and then take the extra 80k and invest that into spot/longer term holds. The result- still trading as if you have 100k of capital to actively trade with, while being able to allocate a whopping 80% of your capital to mid/longer term spot holds that will pop off when the time is right and give you the highest ROI wins you will ever see in your life. "Opportunity cost" is a constraint that only exists in a world without leverage. If you want to understand how to use leverage the "right way" you can check out this short, 5 minute video that I made which breaks it down: https://youtu.be/0vh41Pf0SfE?si=lUfAO8diKLCZCN3O(CrediBULL Crypto)