RIVER/USDT Perpetual Contract Trading encountered a severe deviation between the mark price and the latest transaction price, with the discrepancy far exceeding normal market fluctuation ranges. My position was ultimately forcibly liquidated, resulting in a total loss of capital. The trading screenshots document the entire process, and the exaggerated price difference is astonishing. Such extreme circumstances are difficult to explain as mere market volatility; it seems more like a vulnerability in the platform's risk control mechanism or possible manipulation. Users' rights and interests are seriously harmed, and market fairness is essentially non-existent. This incident involving a leading platform should serve as a warning to the entire industry—risk control systems and price mechanism transparency are directly related to the security of every trader's funds.
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YieldHunter
· 01-07 12:41
ngl if you look at the data on mark price deviations... this screams liquidation cascade triggered by thin liquidity, not manipulation tbh. seen this pattern before on smaller perpetual pairs. platforms really need better circuit breakers fr fr
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MeltdownSurvivalist
· 01-07 06:52
Is it the same again? The marked price and the transaction price have such a big difference. Honestly, it's just the platform taking the spread. How could it be a coincidence...
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airdrop_whisperer
· 01-07 06:45
It's the same trick again. Marking the price low is happening more and more frequently. Stay alert.
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AmateurDAOWatcher
· 01-07 06:44
This is outrageous. Can the marked price be so far off? I've seen quite a few risk control bugs, but this level is really unacceptable.
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OnchainHolmes
· 01-07 06:27
This is outrageous. How can the marked price and transaction price differ so much? It feels like there's a lot of underhanded dealings in this industry.
RIVER/USDT Perpetual Contract Trading encountered a severe deviation between the mark price and the latest transaction price, with the discrepancy far exceeding normal market fluctuation ranges. My position was ultimately forcibly liquidated, resulting in a total loss of capital. The trading screenshots document the entire process, and the exaggerated price difference is astonishing. Such extreme circumstances are difficult to explain as mere market volatility; it seems more like a vulnerability in the platform's risk control mechanism or possible manipulation. Users' rights and interests are seriously harmed, and market fairness is essentially non-existent. This incident involving a leading platform should serve as a warning to the entire industry—risk control systems and price mechanism transparency are directly related to the security of every trader's funds.