The deviation from oracle price in the USD/JYP perps was just outrageous. it reach 163 and wiped my short position. wtf.
The deviation from oracle price in the USD/JYP perps was just outrageous. it reach 163 and wiped my short position. wtf.
2026-06-07 · Hyperliquid · 4 条相关讨论
The deviation from oracle price in the USD/JYP perps was just outrageous. it reach 163 and wiped my short position. wtf.
The deviation from oracle price in the USD/JYP perps was just outrageous. it reach 163 and wiped my short position. wtf.
To move to that level in the open market, it should take ten of billions of dollars. and it just took $2M in a couple minutes in the perps. Shouldn't there be some mechanism in place so that the perps price is more or less peg to oracle price?
To move to that level in the open market, it should take ten of billions of dollars. and it just took $2M in a couple minutes in the perps. Shouldn't there be some mechanism in place so that the perps price is more or less peg to oracle price?
I don't know man, but I am not trading USD/JYP perps for all I care. It is just nonsense if someone can just move the price like that. The all-time high for the USD/JPY pair is 161.95, which was recorded in 1990. If it reach over 163 it would have been a huge deal.
I don't know man, but I am not trading USD/JYP perps for all I care. It is just nonsense if someone can just move the price like that. The all-time high for the USD/JPY pair is 161.95, which was recorded in 1990. If it reach over 163 it would have been a huge deal.
Did anyone notice that the deviation between the perp price and the oracle price on USD/JPY was very large? The perp price hit 163.39, while the oracle closed around 160.28, and that liquidated all my short positions. In the spot FX market, moving USD/JPY that much would normally require a huge amount of aggressive flow. This makes me question how reliable FX perps are if you can create large moves with relatively small volume. Curious if anyone else has seen similar oracle/perp divergences on FX or other perps, and is it just risk of perps that we have to accept?
Did anyone notice that the deviation between the perp price and the oracle price on USD/JPY was very large? The perp price hit 163.39, while the oracle closed around 160.28, and that liquidated all my short positions. In the spot FX market, moving USD/JPY that much would normally require a huge amount of aggressive flow. This makes me question how reliable FX perps are if you can create large moves with relatively small volume. Curious if anyone else has seen similar oracle/perp divergences on FX or other perps, and is it just risk of perps that we have to accept?