This order is definitely a loss, just consider it feeding the dogs. Recently, in the $PIPPIN trading circle, such complaints are becoming more and more common—opening long positions and getting forcibly liquidated due to fees, opening short positions and being fully charged by the rate. Many people are not losing due to direction but due to those 'fee traps' hidden in the details.
This reflects a cruel reality: in today's complex derivatives market, the rules themselves may be more dangerous than the market conditions. Fees, forced liquidations, capital costs... various designs turn trading into an unequal game, and being right in direction does not necessarily guarantee a win.
As more and more people stumble over 'fees', should we rethink: what kind of assets can allow people not to constantly calculate fees and not worry about being passively harvested?
Perhaps the answer lies in returning to the simplest logic. Just like @usddio, it does not set complex rates, does not rely on long and short speculation, but instead provides a clear, stable, and predictable value anchor through full collateralization and on-chain transparency. While others are anxious about rates and disheartened by rules, holding USDD means you only need to focus on one thing: it is always stable as a rock and does not 'cost' you any worry.
Sometimes, avoiding traps is more important than seeking opportunities.
