Strike is Cardano native, and a large share of our users come from the Cardano community. We're very bullish, so it's common to see 90% of traders on our platform going long. Strike V2 is an order book (CLOB) exchange. On an order book exchange there are two prices, the mark price and the index price. The index price is the asset's price on other exchanges. Think of it as the real oracle price. The mark price is the asset's price on our exchange. A perp exchange should keep the mark price as close to the index price as possible. The mark price is calculated from a few things, like the order book, the last traded price, and the index price itself. On an order book exchange there are makers and takers. When takers keep trading in one direction, makers end up holding too much on the other side and need to offload it. To do that, they're willing to buy above market price or sell below market price until their position is back to a manageable size. Right now on Strike, ADA's mark price is a lot higher than its index price. That's because people are giga long, and the MM bot is willing to buy ADA from you above market price to reduce its short positions. Did we build the MM bot? Yes. Do we control the prices it quotes? Yes. Are we going to make it ignore its inventory, ignore risk measures, lose money, and lose its depositors' money? NO. We are just following normal risk measures that every single reasonable MM does. Literally. We have one of the most transparent and detailed docs on how funding rate and prices are calculated on our docs. docs.strikefinance.org/perpe… PS: If you think this is unfair, just open a short on ADA on our platform and long on another. You earn 200% apr right now and help make our market more efficient.