as someone who's been doing perps for the past 4 years, i've been trading long enough to know that the upside takes care of itself, it's the downside that tests everything how fast can you exit, how deep is the liquidity, and does the platform actually support you when trades go against you This second round of the @MEXC Futures Loss Coverage is one example of this thinking. instead of only celebrating the winners, they're adding support into the scenarios where traders actually feel pressure, and it scales with your tier, up to 300 covered trades across the event at the top VVIP level don't get me wrong, i'm not saying trading becomes risk-free, it never is. futures carry real risk and you can lose. but there's a difference between a platform that only shows up for your wins and one that thinks about the harder moments too if that's relevant to you, the details are on the official campaign page, registration there is required, and eligibility starts at a VVIP credit score of 351+. trade responsibly