Additionally, I advise those arbitrageurs fixated on these dozen or so points that the depth of hyper is very poor, and the official stance is clear: they don't care. Anyone can come in, as long as hlp doesn't lose money, it's fine. In simple terms, it's a single-player game; as long as you don't spend too much money, you can maintain or even expand the price difference and trap yourself, thinking you're clever. If you hesitate to close your position, you'll have to keep adding margin, and your position will keep increasing. Then, when the next wave accelerates, you need to consider whether you will become the liquidity that gets liquidated. If a high premium is maintained for a long time, according to the hype's daily average price calculation of 4 times, there is still quite a bit of space above. I'm not quite sure how their daily average price is calculated—whether it's based on time rights or the minimum and maximum average price? If it's the latter, today's average price could be 1.1 or 1.2. Think carefully about this; newcomers should definitely not listen to those selling arbitrage software and get involved in things they don't understand. You don't know the difficulty without experiencing it. Both the Dragon King and I have been caught in this. When have you seen us get caught? The manipulators made 46 million, so there must be someone who lost 46 million, and many have lost much more than us. I've seen quite a few familiar faces. Those who often walk by the river will inevitably get their shoes wet. It's common for arbitrageurs to end up trapped. Stay away from the current price before hype; most of it is just empty depth, and it's withdrawn in seconds. Before trading, it's still better to choose Binance.