#数字资产动态追踪 Is the capital fee vampiric model really going to be restricted? On the surface, it seems tightened, but its impact on the manipulators harvesting profits is actually limited.
Let's do the math: Capital fee = position value × fee rate. The fluctuation of the fee rate depends on the perpetual contract price and the spot price difference. As long as the manipulators control the on-chain spot chips, they can push the fee rate to the ceiling.
To put it simply, avoid lightly touching altcoins. If you’re drooling over fee income, the manipulators can directly use the fees to drain your principal. If you're lucky enough to encounter a sophisticated manipulator, you might get some profit, but what if they’re ruthless? Long and short positions can both explode. You might think the liquidation price is set stably, but they can slowly erode you with gradual fee depletion—$PIPPIN is a textbook example.
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LeekCutter
· 01-02 09:30
The fee structure is just a joke; changing the rules won't help. The one who controls the chips will always be the boss.
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ChainWallflower
· 01-02 09:25
The funding rate game, to put it simply, is just a new trick to harvest retail investors. If the big players control the chips, you're doomed.
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TheMemefather
· 01-02 09:20
It's the same old trick again, the fee revenue is always the casino's printing press, retail investors are still counting their bills while they’ve already made a killing.
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The fee game of altcoins? Forget it, I’ve seen through it long ago.
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$PIPPIN that thing is just ridiculous, slow erosion is truly the best.
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Relying on fees to make easy money? Dream on, the casino can wipe you out with a single move.
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Tightening fee rates? Ha, it’s useless against big players.
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Honestly, on-chain chips are in their hands, they can manipulate the fees as they wish.
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Those who hold spot assets are the real bosses, we can only follow and get cut.
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Watching the fee profits makes everyone jealous, but they end up losing out; this game isn’t designed for us.
#数字资产动态追踪 Is the capital fee vampiric model really going to be restricted? On the surface, it seems tightened, but its impact on the manipulators harvesting profits is actually limited.
Let's do the math: Capital fee = position value × fee rate. The fluctuation of the fee rate depends on the perpetual contract price and the spot price difference. As long as the manipulators control the on-chain spot chips, they can push the fee rate to the ceiling.
To put it simply, avoid lightly touching altcoins. If you’re drooling over fee income, the manipulators can directly use the fees to drain your principal. If you're lucky enough to encounter a sophisticated manipulator, you might get some profit, but what if they’re ruthless? Long and short positions can both explode. You might think the liquidation price is set stably, but they can slowly erode you with gradual fee depletion—$PIPPIN is a textbook example.