Is the fee frequency something only the exchange can change?

$PIPPIN This stock should be the most malicious one I have encountered with small-cap coins so far, no exceptions.

All operations, from the very beginning, seemed to be clearly calculated, smashing the market at 24 million to a funding rate of -2%, changing the funding to once every hour, and then pulling the price up to 200 million, without any signs of manipulating the fee rate in between, until 200 million, directly pulling the spot market, starting a negative fee rate to extract funds, revealing the true intentions.

Halfway through the extraction, estimating that the short sellers are fleeing, the trend weakens directly, crashing by 30%. A trap for shorts.

Next, will the price be mindlessly pulled up to over 500 million, liquidating all short sellers?

At least at this bottom, how many retail investors still dare to go long? Not a single one out of a hundred, right?

Ordinary people shorting should quickly withdraw; over 95% of this coin is in the hands of the malicious stockholders, and although half the contracts have run, there is still a guaranteed position of 40 million. No one can guarantee it will explode to 500 million, right?

This is definitely the most malicious stock I have seen at my current position, no exceptions. Compared to pippin, jellyjelly is truly a benevolent stock.
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