2026-01-12 22:40:37

A well-known on-chain trading tool has announced the launch of a web-based trading terminal. The latest data shows that the platform's total trading volume has surpassed $30 billion, with the user base approaching 2.5 million. The newly launched trading terminal supports direct access via web browsers, allowing users to conveniently execute on-chain transactions, and is equipped with a variety of trading tools and a user-friendly interface design. Notably, the platform has also introduced an incentive mechanism based on mainstream public chains, providing additional earning opportunities for active traders. This move further lowers the barriers to on-chain trading, attracting more retail and institutional participants.

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NftMetaversePainter

· 01-13 14:18

ngl the browser accessibility angle is where the real algorithmic beauty emerges here... finally someone grasps the intersection of UX primitives and blockchain sovereignty actually tho, $300B TVL means nothing without examining the hash value efficiency of their incentive mechanism—that's what separates visionaries from the derivative traders

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GasFeeCry

· 01-12 23:10

The web version is really much more convenient, finally no need to install wallet plugins Wait, how is the incentive mechanism distributed? Could it be another scam to fleece retail investors A trading volume of 30 billion sounds impressive, but what about the actual daily active users? Paying gas fees directly through the browser—can it be cheaper? That's the key 2.5 million users? Feels like mostly blondes; there aren't that many real trading users Retail investors are about to be harvested again by institutions. I'll just watch and see

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FreeMinter

· 01-12 23:07

2.5 million users have surpassed 30 billion in transaction volume? That data sounds a bit exaggerated, with an average of only $120,000 per person. The web version is really convenient, but the incentive mechanism is still the old routine. Lowering the threshold makes impulsive trading easier, be careful not to lose money. The new features are quite attractive, but I'm worried it might just be another scheme to cut leeks. Retail investors coming in means the crypto world is going to go crazy again, prepare mentally. Will this round of new features push the market up and then cut a wave again? 2.5 million people? Feels like there's a lot of water in the trading volume. The web version should also lower gas fees now that it's out, they are really not cheap these days. The incentive mechanism sounds good, but in the end, you still have to rely on your own judgment and not get caught. Simplifying the interface is a good thing, but unfortunately, the essence of on-chain transactions hasn't changed; it still depends on luck.

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BtcDailyResearcher

· 01-12 23:07

The web version is here, finally no need to install the app Is a 30 billion trading volume really so impressive? I feel like my friends are still losing money Is the incentive mechanism really attractive or is it just another way to cut the leeks? Share your thoughts Lower thresholds mean more people lose money, but it is indeed more convenient Open orders directly in the browser, making it easier to trade secretly during work hours haha

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FlippedSignal

· 01-12 23:06

The web version is really much more convenient, just open it in the browser and go 300 billion in trading volume, this number needs to be looked at carefully The incentive mechanism is quite interesting, I wonder if it's just another empty promise Lowering the threshold makes me worried about a mix of good and bad actors 250 million users are still far from truly breaking into the mainstream This update can be considered a timely rain, retail investors can finally breathe a sigh of relief

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SleepTrader

· 01-12 22:56

$30 billion in trading volume, this number is a bit crazy The web version is now live, finally no need to mess with wallets 2.5 million users, is that really so many? Feels like just a year ago there weren't this many The incentive mechanism is good, but it depends on whether it's another round of rug pulls Lowering the threshold makes it easier to stumble, everyone be careful

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MagicBean

· 01-12 22:43

Web version is here? Finally able to ditch all the plugins, nice. The figure of 30 billion USD sounds impressive, but the real profit still comes from those top players. The incentive mechanism is back, essentially a sheep-shearing era, jump on board quickly. Direct trading through the browser definitely lowers the barrier, but will the slip increase? This move is a bit competitive; if 2.5 million users are still growing, it shows the market still has momentum.

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