Six-year timeline, Huobi has not experienced a crash. Understand Huobi's risk control capabilities.

1 / Figure 1. is HTX's BTC contract deviation rate.
The blue line shooting upward indicates a sudden surge in shorts, while the red line shooting downward indicates a sudden break through longs.
What’s worth noting is the main line in the middle that stays almost close to 0%.
This indicates that the underlying liquidity is stable. The order book depth is sufficient, the capacity to absorb orders is enough, and the matching efficiency is also adequate. True abnormal fluctuations are "event-level" pulses, not everyday out-of-control movements.
2 / Figure 2. "Volatility Multiplier," with the baseline at 1.
Most of the time, HTX hovers slightly around 1.
Occasionally it spikes to above 1.5 or 2, but quickly reverts back.
In my view, the market needs a bit of pulse, otherwise there’s no liquidity premium. But the platform also needs a solid foundation; otherwise, pulses could turn into a crash.
From the data, HTX’s underlying structure is stable. It provides liquidity when needed and allows for explosive moves when necessary.
Quiet times are the true test of strength.
Being able to stay out of trouble in calm waters and not lose control when storms arise—that’s true confidence.
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