Anyone playing with contracts should really take a good look at the platform's rules. These rules are never proactively disclosed, like the 'early liquidation mechanism.' This is the first time I've heard of it… So, what are the details? Under what circumstances does early liquidation happen? This is super important. Liquidation prices are based on the market price at the time, plus or minus 1% for order placement? I still don’t get it, because back in 2018, I had a position liquidated at a price lower than the lowest market price within a few hours before and after the liquidation … What counts as abnormal trading? What are the criteria for determining it? Why freeze an account if the user doesn’t cooperate with reducing their position? And then, if Bitcoin continues to drop after liquidation, wouldn’t the user have had a chance to stop the loss if the account wasn’t frozen? Instead of directly going into negative equity… Is there a better way to handle this? For example, if it’s early liquidation, couldn’t the account have been stopped out earlier instead of being frozen? Just raising some questions based on the announcement…