#永续合约交易 Seeing Infinex's token issuance mechanism shift from 93% bullish to 18%, I feel a mix of emotions. This case is very typical—no matter how good the product design is, if the rules themselves contain seeds of unfairness, trust can be broken easily and hard to repair.

Perpetual contract trading is inherently a high-risk area, requiring platform stability and transparency as its foundation. But when users discover that rules are being changed temporarily or that there are loopholes in mechanism design, emphasizing product differentiation becomes powerless. This reminds me of a simple truth: no matter how complex a tool is, nothing is more important than clear and fair rules.

To friends trading perpetual contracts, I want to say—rather than pursuing higher leverage or more complex products, ask yourself first whether your position management is truly in place. Seeing everyone’s emotions swing due to mechanism disputes, I am even more convinced of a principle: always leave enough safety margin for your funds. Don’t let any platform adjustments influence your judgment—that’s the wisdom to survive long-term.