Most perpetual contract platforms have terribly designed trading interfaces—just try out the new generation of trading products to see. They treat trading like a gambling game—public market liquidity is the "casino table," and your private execution panel is the "hand of cards." This sense of disconnection is already uncomfortable enough. Some of the latest platforms are beginning to reflect on this issue; they are no longer solely focused on stacking features but are genuinely starting from the psychological needs of traders. Interface logic, information presentation, execution feedback—every detail asks a question: does this design make traders' decision-making clearer? This human-centered product approach might be what a perpetual trading platform should truly look like.