艹，币安看不过去期货现货价格差太多，直接出大招了：
跳过什么逐层累加提高费率，只要费率定格我直接一招打到每小时收一次费。所以后续类似羊驼这样的会直接从拉盘第一天就让空军享受到 一天48%的钢刀伺候。
这个制度出了会有什么后续效应？ 

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Damn, Binance can't stand the huge price difference between futures and spot markets, so they directly pulled out a big move:

Skipping the gradual rate increase, they directly set the rate to charge once per hour. So in the future, for tokens like LUNA, short sellers will be directly served with a 48% daily "steel knife" from the first day of trading.

What subsequent effects will this system have?

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