Recently, I noticed an interesting DEX project in the Solana ecosystem. Data shows that it accounts for 35%-40% of the DEX volume on the Solana blockchain, and the key point is that most of the trades are routed through dark pools. When you usually trade using aggregators, you might be utilizing its liquidity without even realizing it.
Being able to achieve a leading position in the red ocean of DEX relies on understanding the efficiency of capital utilization. The technical strength in this area is indeed impeccable, otherwise it couldn't support such scale. I'm just curious why such an infrastructure-focused project suddenly wants to issue a token; the business logic behind it is worth pondering.
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AirdropHunter9000
· 12-02 07:30
Launched a good project
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ETH_Maxi_Taxi
· 12-02 07:27
The dark pool routing is really nice!
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rekt_but_vibing
· 12-02 07:25
Issuing coins is just playing people for suckers.
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NestedFox
· 12-02 07:21
A good project, details determine success or failure.
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AirdropHunterWang
· 12-02 07:21
The dark pool is so fierce but there's no coin to grab.
Recently, I noticed an interesting DEX project in the Solana ecosystem. Data shows that it accounts for 35%-40% of the DEX volume on the Solana blockchain, and the key point is that most of the trades are routed through dark pools. When you usually trade using aggregators, you might be utilizing its liquidity without even realizing it.
Being able to achieve a leading position in the red ocean of DEX relies on understanding the efficiency of capital utilization. The technical strength in this area is indeed impeccable, otherwise it couldn't support such scale. I'm just curious why such an infrastructure-focused project suddenly wants to issue a token; the business logic behind it is worth pondering.