#FARTCOIN5S 5s and 5l experience wear during the bilateral oscillation process. You say the platform does not participate in price trading and does not charge fees, but also mention that a certain proportion of management fees is generated daily, although it is not reflected during trading. So where does the worn value go, and who benefits from it? This morning's situation shows that 5s is basically a sucker; when the Spot falls, 5s also falls, and the Trading Volume decreases. On the contrary, 5l maintains its trading volume, and for a considerable period, it has not experienced a significant drop due to the big dump in Spot; instead, it has risen. This means that as long as the operation is reasonable, today 5l falls even less than 5s. Only later did the price start to decline significantly, but at the same time, 5s has been falling since the Spot price started to drop. During the period from 0.5 to 0.1, 5s was suppressed and did not rise, instead slightly falling, with the Trading Volume being suppressed while the Spot went from 0.1 to 0.4. 5s experienced a big dump, directly dropping from having one decimal point to three decimal points, indicating that 5s has been continuously falling. Clearly, it is a market that could rise, yet it keeps falling, which is quite problematic.



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jianqichang
· 2025-10-11 05:29
Such a high-risk situation is no better than getting liquidated. You did not provide a warning, but only briefly mentioned that there might be wear and tear.
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Youyi
· 2025-10-11 05:13
Hello, we apologize for the inconvenience caused. After receiving your feedback, we promptly launched an investigation: Around 5 AM (UTC+8) on October 11, 2025, the market experienced severe fluctuations, leading to a rapid deep V trend, which caused both S (shorting) and L (go long) leveraged tokens to fall simultaneously. It is normal for S (shorting) and L (go long) leveraged tokens to drop together during the intense oscillation of a "deep V" market. This is a typical phenomenon of "volatility decay" in a high volatility market, which is an inherent characteristic of leveraged tokens. It calculates the compounded rise and fall after each rebalancing period, where the rise and fall are not simply linearly superimposed, but rather a result of "path dependency."
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