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How is the experience of 150x leverage trading with the upgrade of on-chain margin trading for hosted wallets?
[Coin World] A Wallet recently made a big move - a deep integration with Hyperliquid. As the exchange with the largest volume in decentralized Perptual Futures trading, this collaboration is indeed significant.
What can the updated product offer you? First is the cost advantage, with trading fees reduced to the level of 0.06%-0.09%. Second is the number of trading pairs, with over 300 crypto perpetual futures and tokenized stock contracts for you to choose from. The most eye-catching feature is the leverage multiplier - you can actually open up to 150 times in a self-custody Wallet.
What is the logic behind this? By 2025, the on-chain derivatives trading volume is expected to double, and the demand for professional trading tools among users is also on the rise. This upgrade is in line with this trend, lowering the originally complex threshold for derivatives trading, allowing more people to perform advanced operations in their own controlled Wallet.
Self-custody wallets can do derivatives trading, which is indeed innovative, but the risk is quite high.
Fees are lowered so much? How many people will follow the trend and jump in?
Hyperliquid's move is quite good, but 150x leverage is truly a double-edged sword.
Trading with your own wallet is satisfying, but if you get liquidated, no one will back you up.
I feel that in 2025, a large number of beginners will be attracted by this, and then... you all know.
With 150x leverage, I calculated that just a few points move and you're done.
This thing is suitable for truly knowledgeable people; newbies playing with it are just throwing money away.
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0.06% fee is really attractive, but 150x leverage reminds me of those liquidation stories
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With self-hosted wallets, we can directly play high-level trading, now no one can restrict us
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Wait, 150x? Who dares to use that, a flash and it's drop to zero
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Derivations doubling in rise? I see more like the news of liquidations doubling
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Hyperliquid is really harsh this time, directly democratizing professional trading tools
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Controlling your own wallet, not having to trust the exchange, this is what Web3 should be about
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300+ trading pairs, but I bet five bucks that 99% of people only use 5 of them
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The problem is, is there self-awareness with 150x leverage? Most people can't handle it at all
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Low fees are a highlight, but the higher the leverage, the deeper the traps, it's a double-edged sword.