2025-12-28 03:10:31

Perpetual contracts are essentially a casino; the rules of the game are simple—exchanges charge fees, and gamblers fight it out based on their skills. The question is: why do some platforms always have their hands so long?

In a true casino model, the dealer only needs to focus on their own house edge. Whether users make money or lose money is their own business. But now, some platforms start causing trouble right from the beginning, with all kinds of unscrupulous operations frequently appearing.

The consequences of this are very real: the trust built up in the early stages collapses instantly, and how many gamblers are willing to come back later? Users will think, if this place can't even maintain basic fairness, why should I trust it? Short-term gains from cutting the leeks may feel good, but in the long run, it’s draining your own vitality. Once the ecological confidence is shattered, rebuilding it becomes extremely difficult.

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MetaverseVagabond

· 10h ago

That's right, greed is never satisfied; a snake swallowing an elephant. Some platforms really need to reflect and rethink. It's just about wanting to earn more fees, but they have to resort to petty tricks, ultimately ruining themselves. This move is truly suicidal—short-term satisfaction leads to a long-term dead end. Honestly, even the most powerful platforms can't withstand such reckless behavior. Once trust is broken, it's completely gone. Some exchanges are just too eager for quick profits and forget about sustainable development.

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RadioShackKnight

· 10h ago

Exactly right, some exchanges are really just drinking poison to quench their thirst, so shortsighted. Digging your own grave and jumping in yourself; once trust is broken, it's much harder than making quick money. That's why I prefer to go to those reputable platforms, even if they cost more. Any platform still daring to play tricks in the current market, I will directly block. Perpetual contracts are a gamble, but there must be a bottom line. Without any bottom line, you're not far from death.

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TokenomicsTrapper

· 10h ago

actually if you read the perpetual contracts fine print, you'd see the liquidation mechanics are literally designed to funnel retail into the house... called this pattern months ago when everyone was still praising "decentralized" exchanges lmao

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RektButAlive

· 10h ago

In the end, it's just greed that makes a snake swallow an elephant, insisting on playing tricks. Contract platforms should have realized long ago that steady profit is more satisfying than sneaky tricks. This move truly ended up killing themselves.

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