Hello, regarding the slippage issue you reported, we have reviewed the relevant trading records. From the trading records, most of your trades show obvious characteristics of short-term scalping (Scalping), with short holding periods. Such trading strategies are very sensitive to immediate market liquidity, order book depth, and price changes. AIPrime uses a market liquidity execution mechanism, and orders will be executed at the actual price available in the market at that time. When the market fluctuates rapidly, liquidity is insufficient in a short period, or the order size is large, a certain difference may occur between the requested order price and the final execution price, namely slippage. Slippage itself is a normal execution phenomenon in a real market environment and does not mean that the platform has artificially intervened in orders. After verification, the slippage magnitude of the orders you reported is within the normal range under such short-term scalping trading and the execution conditions at that time. We understand that slippage can directly affect the trading results of short-term strategies, but scalping strategies themselves have high requirements for execution conditions. When engaging in extremely short-term trading frequently and with large volumes, the impact of slippage on final profit and loss will also be significantly amplified. Therefore, we recommend that you appropriately reduce such trading methods, especially avoid frequent scalping with relatively large volumes in a short period, to reduce the impact of liquidity and slippage on trading results. Thank you for your understanding.