The endless hype around Hyperliquid and perpetual contracts? It's wrecking the space more than people realize. We're not even talking about fair competition anymore—this is something else entirely.
Take what went down on October 10th. Top-tier traders got completely liquidated in seconds. The culprit? A 98% scam wick that came out of nowhere. These aren't isolated glitches. They're becoming the norm.
When platforms allow this kind of manipulation, we've moved past "survival of the fittest." It's turned into a rigged casino where even the sharpest players can't protect themselves. The real damage isn't just to portfolios—it's to crypto's credibility as a whole.
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TokenSleuth
· 12-01 06:57
98% fall in one second and get liquidated? This is the true nature of Perptual Futures, it is not trading at all, it's gambling.
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HalfBuddhaMoney
· 12-01 06:53
98% of the wick, isn't this just a blatant play people for suckers by the market makers... I've seen through it long ago.
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BearMarketMonk
· 12-01 06:30
98% fake lines? This is what they call innovation in Perptual Futures, it's a brilliant satire. The casino rules are written on-chain, but the scammers write them in code.
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ProofOfNothing
· 12-01 06:27
98% candle lines? This is simply robbery, what kind of trading market is this?
The endless hype around Hyperliquid and perpetual contracts? It's wrecking the space more than people realize. We're not even talking about fair competition anymore—this is something else entirely.
Take what went down on October 10th. Top-tier traders got completely liquidated in seconds. The culprit? A 98% scam wick that came out of nowhere. These aren't isolated glitches. They're becoming the norm.
When platforms allow this kind of manipulation, we've moved past "survival of the fittest." It's turned into a rigged casino where even the sharpest players can't protect themselves. The real damage isn't just to portfolios—it's to crypto's credibility as a whole.