A DEX just set a new bar for user protection during product testing phases.
Their approach? Full reimbursements for any trading losses caused by bugs in beta. Not just apologies or promises—actual money back in user wallets.
But here's where it gets interesting: they're also distributing $5,000 worth of trading credits to their most active community participants. It's a calculated move that rewards early adopters while stress-testing their platform infrastructure.
Most protocols launch with flashy marketing. This one's building trust through their wallet, not their Twitter feed.
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New_Ser_Ngmi
· 12-02 00:54
Is it true? Bug compensation is actually being paid out? This is the first time in the crypto world...
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CryptoHistoryClass
· 12-02 00:52
statistically speaking, this is exactly how the dotcom bubble's "customer loyalty programs" started back in '99... *checks notes* full reimbursements + trading credits? yeah, we've seen this playbook before. history rhymes fr
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Degen4Breakfast
· 12-02 00:52
Ngl, I've seen this trap before, but I've never seen a protocol that really loses money like this...
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FloorSweeper
· 12-02 00:49
ngl this is just playing 4d chess with retail's fomo... real alpha moves don't get advertised on socials. they're conditioning the herd before the real test begins
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ContractExplorer
· 12-02 00:28
This is what we call being responsible, not just talking a trap.
A DEX just set a new bar for user protection during product testing phases.
Their approach? Full reimbursements for any trading losses caused by bugs in beta. Not just apologies or promises—actual money back in user wallets.
But here's where it gets interesting: they're also distributing $5,000 worth of trading credits to their most active community participants. It's a calculated move that rewards early adopters while stress-testing their platform infrastructure.
Most protocols launch with flashy marketing. This one's building trust through their wallet, not their Twitter feed.