It really matters what your R:R is and how wide your Stops and Targets are. Leverage comes into play more when trading smaller time frames. The move will be a small % of price/balance, so you can use more leverage but increase the volume within that move.
The fact that there is an option to work with leverage is very good, but the fact that there are risks here should not be forgotten.
it depends on your trading plan and money management approach , if you can make it completely then there is a chance to bring profit by leverage, otherwise not.
The essence of trading is that this risk is really rewarded. You need to understand that the contribution to risk will bring good profit, and this is the essence of the work.
now i am trading with 1:50 , its very low leverage and there is no chance to fall a great trouble when trading in a real account.
1:50 is very low leverage ratio , but sometimes we need to increase the ratio , otherwise maximal result will not come with certainly.