The contract fee rate for $RIVER always remains at -0.8%. What does this mean? A single mistake or opening a short position in the wrong direction can drain 20% of the account within 24 hours.

Honestly, this kind of hourly fee contract model is really unplayable. Frequent fee harvesting essentially erodes traders' profit margins. Even more frustrating is that exchanges don't actually care about trading volume—if no one is trading, fewer users and no fees, which forces these institutions to optimize their fee structures.

Opening a short position? Forget it, that's just fueling the whales. Instead of being repeatedly cut in such a fee environment, it's better to wait until the market truly moves toward rational pricing before coming back. The competition in the contract market should return to technological innovation and user experience, not exploiting users with distorted fee structures. When the industry reaches a normal consensus on fee rates, that will be the right time to re-enter.