I see that many people don't understand the gameplay of clearing positions on Hyper Liquid. Let me explain it in detail. Simply put: Retail investors trading 10-20 ETH on a regular basis have little impact on the market However, if your amount is large enough, such as 200000 ETH levels, then: Opening large positions with multiple orders=disguised buying 📈 Closing large and multiple orders=disguised smashing of the market 📉 When this big shot (or clever attacker) keeps adding positions, he can pull up the ETH plate himself, and at this time, the paper profit is huge. Why is it called paper? Because he lifted this plate himself, if he flattened it himself, it would be like a waste of work, understand? Similar to your single player drive, if you spend 100 yuan to pull the drive and it rises, you can only cash out 100 yuan. But the big shot chose not to close the position, instead they directly withdrew the principal and floating profit, and the remaining paper floating profit was simply abandoned, allowing it to explode. So the achievement was completed: a blank paper 📜 Turn into gold 🪙。 If a big shot makes money, there must be a unlucky person who wants gold to turn into white paper. This buyer is: HLP How can centralized exchanges prevent this? -Limit 50x opening quantity (no large orders allowed) -Special status does not allow withdrawal of floating profits -Early liquidation -Let other holders share (now rare) Wait for various risk controls, after all, they all paid tuition fees.