I've always been puzzled by one thing. It seems that the data for contract trading varies from person to person—exchanges appear to tailor counterparties based on each account's situation. When you have more money in your account, they send a precise burst of liquidation. Coincidentally, when you go long, the price crashes; when you go short, it rises, instantly reversing direction with incredible accuracy.



The most outrageous part is that it seems there are no real counterparties—it's just you playing alone, with the exchange controlling the trades. You wouldn't believe it if I told you, but that's how many people genuinely feel. Of course, I don't have concrete proof—it's just some observations based on my trading experience.
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HashBanditvip
· 5h ago
ngl this hits different when you've been liquidated enough times to know the pattern... back in my mining days we'd say the same thing about pool variance lmao
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GasFeeSurvivorvip
· 5h ago
That's why I stopped dealing with contracts long ago; it's really too shady.
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MetaMaskedvip
· 5h ago
This is just outrageous. I never dodge precise explosions every time, it feels like the exchange is really watching my account balance. Contracts are just casinos; bullish means it will fall, bearish means it will rise. Reverse operations have become a habit. I've also thought about the lack of genuine counterparties, and it really feels like fighting against robots. Honestly, this is how the crypto world is. Large investors being harvested is a routine operation. Many people probably share this feeling, but not many dare to say it.
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PoetryOnChainvip
· 5h ago
You speak so harshly, but honestly, I’ve also experienced that feeling of being precisely targeted. Every time it’s the opposite, to the point where you start doubting life. --- I’ve heard the phrase "no counterparty" so many times; anyway, retail investors are just being used as fish to be farmed. --- The term "precise explosion" is used perfectly, it gives a feeling of being targeted, can’t quite put it into words. --- Looking at a sharp drop with a bullish outlook, and a rise with a bearish outlook—this operation is incredible, is the exchange reading minds? --- No wonder so many people say that futures are just a casino; it really feels like you’re being watched. --- I understand this feeling, when there’s a lot of money in the account, things start to feel off, like being monitored. --- No concrete proof, but the feeling is real—that’s probably the most terrifying part.
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RunWhenCutvip
· 5h ago
This is the legendary precise sniping, the exchange is just waiting for you to throw money in, haha. I've also experienced being precisely blasted, every time I just hit the right spot and jump in. Honestly, this feeling is very common among small retail investors; the opposing order book is just an illusion. When you are bearish, it pushes prices up; when you turn around, it crashes; the rhythm is tightly controlled. Really, don't talk nonsense without solid evidence, but this feeling is indeed outrageous. It's all the resentment of the leek farmers who are precisely sniped. If the exchange really had this ability, they would have already monopolized the market, uh... maybe they already have.
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MEV_Whisperervip
· 6h ago
Really, every time it's so coincidental. I just go long and it drops, go short and it rises again. It feels like someone is manipulating my account.
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