For example, right now, someone opens a short contract, and the platform directly takes it over. When the other party gets liquidated, they can smoothly pocket the money.
It's not a violation, just an internal privilege, just faster than others.
If at this moment someone opens a long position, the platform doesn't intervene, letting other players take over the contract and only earning the handling fee. If the long position makes money later, the platform doesn't need to pay out.
This is perfect.
Bitcoin fluctuates greatly, with major swings every year. It's easy to earn nerve-wracking profits from those contracts.
Especially as the platform's market share grows, there are more contracts, and more opportunities to act.
Being both the referee and the participant, no one is fearful regarding the rules.
