Amplify S1 is bringing more Chinese-speaking users to HertzFlow @Hertzflow_xyz.

The Chinese homepage and testnet are already live, with up to 1000x leverage, take-profit/stop-loss, and liquidation prices all easy to understand—but what truly determines whether users can feel safe using it is whether the page clearly explains what happens after 1000x.
The official documentation already states that liquidation is not the same as stop-loss, and it will also charge a 0.20% fee. Even if the price doesn’t move much, funding fees and borrowing fees will keep accumulating, and the liquidation price will still move closer. Hyper mode has zero opening and closing fees, but that doesn’t mean the risk is lower; the actual leverage cap still depends on the market and the mode.
HertzFlow covers traditional assets, which makes it easier to misjudge. Per the current English guidelines, during market closure TP/SL monitoring is paused; if trading resumes and there’s a gap, orders may execute at the market prices at that time. A stop-loss only sets the trigger condition, and the final execution price can still be affected by the reopened market.
So I think whether the Chinese localization has truly been completed can be checked by looking at how liquidation happens, how fees accumulate, how much leverage different markets allow, and how TP/SL is executed when there’s a gap over a market closure. My current observations are based only on the testnet—the mainnet may still be adjusted, and Loss Protection should follow the final official documentation.