The risk control logic of a certain leading exchange is riddled with flaws. Basically, the platform and users are betting against each other, yet the platform cannot afford to lose. This design is essentially a game of words—claiming to be fair and transparent while using risk control mechanisms to ensure they are always in an invincible position. When users get liquidated and lose money, it's called market risk; if the platform loses money, they immediately cut off the internet connection. This "win without losing" game rule will eventually be exposed. True risk control should protect the common interests of both users and the platform, not shift risks unilaterally.