Binance's team that controls the price of alpaca, the contract currency, is absolutely psychologically problematic, super perverted, they know that doing so can make contract players angry and jump off the building, they are extremely bad, first deliberately put the news that they were taken off the shelf to deceive people to short, and then the bears took the bait for two days and pulled a hundred times, and then set a bunch of shorts at the highest point just don't give you a fall, obviously the spot has plummeted, However, the contract is still controlled above 1.1, when the spot has fallen below $1 before the delisting, the contract deliberately does not fall, and the contract is removed from the highest point of the contract, and the short order will be forced to stop loss Originally, people's empty orders could be untied, and you made a forced stop loss, and within five minutes after being taken off the shelf, 1.3 was immediately smashed to 0.4, locking 50% of the water, not only did people not make money, but also missed the big fall, how bad is this to come up with this method to cut leeks? This is already a serious psychological problem, Especially the traders who work for the exchange to manipulate the currency price, they are familiar with the psychology of every contract player, they will also look at my Twitter, look at my coin real market, analyze my opening ideas, think about how to deal with me, they are really cunning, but also extremely smart, this round of leeks cut the body, in Binance empty this coin has failed, will be fried, the exchange smashed after the delisting, your contract has been delisted when the stop loss, a week in a row out of three coins off the shelf announcement pull the plate to kill the short, Really short of money? Or does Binance have a financial loophole and need to cut leeks like this? There is no regulation in this market, and first OM fell to zero in one day, which was even more ruthless than Luna at that time