[Crypto World] Trojan has launched a new on-chain trading terminal, focusing on real-time data analytics and ultra-fast execution speed. Founder Reethmos says the system’s UI/UX and execution efficiency are top-tier in the industry, specifically designed to address the two biggest pain points users complain about: “platforms are too fragmented” and “unstable speed.”
On the data side, Trojan now has over 2 million cumulative users and a total historical trading volume of $25 billion. However, recent daily trading volume has dropped below $10 million—quite a fall from its previous peak of $365 million.
The timing is quite interesting, as the entire Solana trading terminal sector is currently experiencing a boom. Established competitors like Axiom and Phantom are also rapidly iterating their products and expanding their service lines, making market competition increasingly fierce.
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AirdropHunter007
· 2025-12-06 02:24
Daily trading volume dropped by 36 times? This isn't a ceiling, it's a cliff.
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ChainPoet
· 2025-12-04 23:36
The daily trading volume dropped from 365 million to 10 million, that's an absurd decline.
What's the use of a ceiling UI? All the users have gone to Phantom.
Reethmos is still hyping, might as well think more about how to retain users.
Yet another "pain point product" that the market simply doesn't care about.
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ForeverBuyingDips
· 2025-12-03 12:04
Even the best UI/UX can't save daily active users—this is the current curse of Web3.
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People talk about innovation every day, but then Phantom comes in and crushes the competition. Hilarious.
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$25 billion in historical trading volume sounds impressive, but it's hard to even hit $10 million in daily volume... that's kind of awkward.
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Yet another product that claims to "solve user pain points," but the market gave it a harsh lesson.
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With so many players in the Solana ecosystem, what makes Trojan stand out? Honestly, I don't see any difference.
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I just want to ask, how many people are actually trading with Trojan?
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High performance, high performance, but the market just isn't buying it. The data speaks for itself.
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Dropping from $365 million to $10 million—how much of a crash is that...
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Another project that raised funds on storytelling—now it's time to pay the debt.
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GasFeeCrier
· 2025-12-03 12:03
Daily trading volume plummeted by 36 times? Even this top-notch UI can't save it. Feels like Trojan is in trouble.
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MeltdownSurvivalist
· 2025-12-03 11:52
No matter how strong the UI is, it can't save the daily active users. These numbers are just way too bad.
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quietly_staking
· 2025-12-03 11:47
Speaking of UI/UX ceiling? The daily trading volume has dropped below 10 million, so what's there to talk about? Isn't this just covering your ears and pretending nothing's wrong?
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2 million users sounds like a lot, but now probably less than a tenth are still trading.
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Axiom and Phantom are both pushing hard, so it feels a bit late for Trojan to launch a new terminal now.
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Dropping from 365 million to 10 million, that's a really drastic decline. User stickiness is clearly an issue.
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UI ceiling, execution ceiling again—I'm tired of hearing these lines. The numbers are the real truth.
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The Solana DEX sector is so competitive now, even new products can't turn things around.
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The problem isn't whether the terminal is fast or not, it's that nobody wants to trade there anymore.
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$25 billion historical trading volume sounds impressive, but the reality is it's in decline.
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OvertimeSquid
· 2025-12-03 11:46
Daily trading volume has been cut in half, so talking about the ceiling is pointless.
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New UI and super fast speed, but users still didn't follow? That's awkward.
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2 million users but less than 10 million daily activity, that conversion rate is a bit outrageous.
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Even Phantom is hustling, Trojan probably can't hold up with just a new terminal.
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From 365 million to 10 million, that gap is really hard to describe.
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You’ve identified the pain points, but if no users are paying, it’s all for nothing.
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Volume drops during the sector’s boom period—maybe it’s time to reflect on your product strength.
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No matter how much the founder hypes it up, trading volume is the real truth, my friend.
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By the way, is there still any opportunity left in Solana? Feels like it’s already saturated.
Trojan launches high-performance on-chain trading terminal, but daily trading volume has dropped below $10 million
[Crypto World] Trojan has launched a new on-chain trading terminal, focusing on real-time data analytics and ultra-fast execution speed. Founder Reethmos says the system’s UI/UX and execution efficiency are top-tier in the industry, specifically designed to address the two biggest pain points users complain about: “platforms are too fragmented” and “unstable speed.”
On the data side, Trojan now has over 2 million cumulative users and a total historical trading volume of $25 billion. However, recent daily trading volume has dropped below $10 million—quite a fall from its previous peak of $365 million.
The timing is quite interesting, as the entire Solana trading terminal sector is currently experiencing a boom. Established competitors like Axiom and Phantom are also rapidly iterating their products and expanding their service lines, making market competition increasingly fierce.