Recently, the trading community has been talking about a DEX trading competition. At first, I didn't pay much attention. Until I checked the liquidity pool situation myself and realized that this isn't just about shouting slogans or operations without real funds.

Investing $2.5 million directly into the liquidity pool clearly shows the seriousness of the project. When you trade, whether you can intuitively feel the difference is a whole other matter—no need to research who is backing it, how deep the order book is, or if slippage will be problematic; you can make your own judgment.

In recent years, many platforms have been competing for popularity and volume. Looking at this move, it feels like the approach has reversed—rather than spending money to buy hype, it's better to focus on doing the basics well, like "trading experience."

They have brought in multiple public chains and ecosystem partners to collaborate on building this, and this combination gives a more solid impression. It's not a makeshift setup; it feels more like they are serious about their work.

Of course, whether it can truly succeed depends on what happens next. But this approach of prioritizing the genuine trading experience at least won't offend users. It's worth keeping an eye on.