2026-01-07 10:28:22

An interesting trend is emerging: it's not necessary to build a complete DEX from scratch, but rather to piece together all the usable tools in the market—API interfaces, data sources, RPC node infrastructure, sniper bots, on-chain wallet tracking, order routing and execution. By assembling these into a comprehensive toolkit, traders can focus on what they do best.

Currently, there is a project doing the same for the perpetual contract market. It aggregates all the fragmented infrastructure into a single platform, allowing traders to centrally manage resources and execute strategies. The benefits are obvious—traders no longer need to jump across multiple platforms and can concentrate on honing their trading advantages.

This integration approach actually reflects a key evolutionary direction of the Web3 trading ecosystem: from single-point functions to full-stack ecosystems. The modularization and aggregation of trading infrastructure are lowering the barriers for professional traders and are also changing their workflows.

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0xDreamChaser

· 22h ago

This is the "one-stop convenience store" for traders, saving you the trouble of running errands all the time.

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GateUser-c802f0e8

· 01-09 02:21

This idea is truly brilliant; finally, someone has pieced together these fragments into a complete picture.

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AirdropCollector

· 01-08 17:00

Wow, isn't this just integrating scattered tools into a weaponry? A blessing for lazy people. --- Honestly, a one-stop platform sounds great, but I'm worried it might just be another new way to cut leeks. --- Finally, someone has sorted out this mess, saving me from cross-platform hopping every day. --- This idea is indeed good, but how many can actually do it well? Most probably will end up abandoned. --- Sniping bots, wallet tracking, order routing... sounds more professional, but I wonder if the costs will explode. --- Wait, wouldn't this make it easier to get cut? The more tools and complexity, the more dangerous it becomes. --- Modular aggregation is definitely the right direction, but the key is who can integrate these things without messing up. --- Perpetual contracts are also starting to copy DEX strategies, which is interesting. --- Basically, it's still about infrastructure business. The barrier is high, but if it can truly simplify trading processes, it's worth it.

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GasWaster69

· 01-07 10:58

This idea is indeed good, but it also feels like an aggregation platform. Who will ultimately survive?

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IronHeadMiner

· 01-07 10:47

I've been waiting for someone to do this for a long time, finally no need to open ten tabs anymore.

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OffchainOracle

· 01-07 10:34

Basically, it's a lazy person's solution to avoid back-and-forth hassle. Is this aggregation tool reliable? Could it just be another IQ tax? Perpetual contracts do need integration, but truly making money depends on the strategy itself. This idea is good, but the key is execution. Many projects boast more than they can deliver. Lowering the threshold has made the competition even fiercer, and even newcomers can use this set of tools.

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SurvivorshipBias

· 01-07 10:29

That's right, finally someone has clarified this matter --- Sounds good, but I'm just worried it might be another marketing pitch --- Consolidate similar items? About time, those previous tools were all over the place --- Sounds nice, but whether it can actually work is another story --- Brilliant, saves me from switching back and forth every day, a one-stop solution --- This idea has potential, but very few are actually usable --- Wait, isn't this just reinventing CEFI?

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