🔥 A stock split is easy to overlook. Until you’re building a derivatives market around it. Imagine a company announces a 2-for-1 stock split. The share price is cut in half, but each shareholder now owns twice as many shares. Economically, nothing changed. But for a perpetual market, that adjustment matters. If a platform only tracks the price and ignores the corporate action, the contract can become disconnected from the underlying asset. That’s why @DipTradeGlobal's support for stock splits and reverse splits is more interesting than it sounds. Bringing equities on-chain isn’t just about listing tickers. It’s about handling the mechanics behind the markets. Real-world assets come with real-world complexity.