Regarding the Hype incident, I suddenly thought of Crude Oil Treasure. At that time, the Chicago Stock Exchange also played a hand in it. First, they changed the rules to allow crude oil prices to be negative, which most people did not feel. Later, due to the epidemic, everyone was afraid and there was no place to store crude oil. One operation resulted in crude oil being sold at -40 dollars. You can buy and sell Crude Oil Treasure in Bank of China. I remember I even called customer service and they said that this type of product would not sell out at most. As a result, this time it went bankrupt. Those who lost money playing Crude Oil Treasure not only lost everything, but also owed money to the bank. Considering everyone's public opinion, the final strategy is for the bank to bear the portion of the warehouse turnover. The bank seems to give everyone 20% of the money, but only for customers under 1000w, and customers above 1000w will not be compensated. In China, when dealing with such situations, whether it is in the form of bonds that have just been redeemed, the general approach is to protect the group with less money and avoid group incidents. For wealthy individuals, they tend to think that if you have so much money, I won't care about you. This is different from Europe and America, where everyone is evenly distributed or the priority is given to those who have money. In the cryptocurrency circle, you are a Chinese. Generally, the platform will only intimidate you when you encounter a short position. Because of policy reasons, it will not ask you for money. Only that kind of accounting error, the money you take away may sue you, but it seems that the court does not care too much. However, in case of platform bankruptcy, the Chinese identity is very sad. Now the Chinese can't get the money from ftx, so they have to go overseas to get it back. Singapore has implemented Bitcoin perpetual contracts, and as the market becomes increasingly regulated, there are still many opportunities.