Recently, I noticed that a leading exchange launched a perpetual contract DEX project called Nado on its own public chain, directly deployed on Ink Chain. The perpetual DEX sector is quite lively right now, with various players competing for market share. Projects backed by such exchanges might have some developments ahead.
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MysteryBoxAddict
· 4h ago
Perpetual DEX is back again. Whether Ink Chain can become popular remains to be seen.
Exchanges creating hype themselves—I'm already tired of this routine.
Nado? Never heard of it. Is it another new coin?
The ones really making money are still the exchanges themselves.
How competitive has this track become? Feels like there's no chance left.
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RugPullAlertBot
· 12-10 10:46
Alright, once again it's an exchange proprietary trading desk. I'm tired of this routine.
The Ink chain currently has a bunch of projects; it's no wonder Nado can't stand out.
Exchange endorsement? Haha, that's a double-edged sword, brother.
Perpetual DEXs are so homogenized. Why choose them?
Let's see if they can survive the next bear market before making a decision.
Recently, I noticed that a leading exchange launched a perpetual contract DEX project called Nado on its own public chain, directly deployed on Ink Chain. The perpetual DEX sector is quite lively right now, with various players competing for market share. Projects backed by such exchanges might have some developments ahead.