After exploring many perpetual contract platforms, I noticed a common phenomenon: most exchanges follow similar routines—either heavily promote trading volume or encourage users to leverage more—but truly product designs that genuinely address traders' actual needs and help establish trading discipline are quite rare.

Recently, I observed that some hybrid exchanges do things differently. They don't simply chase short-term trading popularity but focus on traders' position management and risk control. This indicates that their teams are thinking more long-term. Especially in details like risk isolation, position tracking, and automatic stop-loss, it's clear that they are seriously addressing traders' pain points—those pitfalls that both beginners and advanced traders often encounter. This user experience and trading discipline-oriented approach truly stands out in the current competitive landscape of exchanges.