$PIPPINThis wave of market activity, some traders want to do some small operations—using bots to run funds fee arbitrage to break even, but when the market drops, they get liquidated directly by risk control, and this experience is indeed frustrating. Someone complained that the risk control department seems to be specifically targeting this type of strategy, but the real issue lies in the funds fee itself—when it rises so ridiculously, the risk control system will naturally act early to protect the account. If you really want to stabilize arbitrage funds fee, instead of blaming risk control, it's better to first look at whether the market rhythm and leverage ratio are problematic. Many exchanges have designed their funds fee mechanisms quite aggressively, which indeed leaves a lot of room for short-term arbitrage, but at the same time, the risks are also hidden deep.