Alpaca's handling by the dealer this time is indeed impressive. Using the information of delisting, they reversed the thinking and exploded the shorts. They absorbed positions at low prices in the spot market while simultaneously pushing up contracts. On one side, contracts exploded the shorts, while on the other, the spot market was continuously raised and fluctuated to distribute chips. It really taught me a lesson, and I believe it taught many others as well.

We should reflect on whether the dealer, after tasting success, will use similar manipulative techniques in future delisting coins. How can we avoid such risks? The best approach is to steer clear of these delisting coins and focus on mainstream coins. If one wants to invest in delisting coins, do not use too high leverage on contracts, and always set stop-loss and take-profit points. Ideally, stop-loss should not exceed 15-20%. Do not hold onto losing positions; the dealer is much greedier than we are...#Alpaca