When I used to trade contracts, my biggest feeling was:

Making money is hard, losing money is quick, and I often get so frustrated by slippage and fees that I want to smash my phone. A few days ago, I saw a message while browsing Twitter:
@OrderlyNetwork directly launched the Monad mainnet.
Briefly explain what these two are:
Monad: A high-speed chain that just launched its mainnet, focusing on one word - speed, with 10,000 TPS, designed specifically for DeFi applications.
@OrderlyNetwork: Many projects are too lazy to build their own trading systems for perpetual contracts and directly connect to its depth and system. That's where the interesting part lies.
By connecting Orderly on Monad, project teams can "create their own contract exchange without code in just a few minutes."
Interface, brand, play with the name yourself,
But liquidity, depth, and risk control all rely on the Orderly underlying pool.
As soon as the user comes in, it is a good experience of high leverage + depth,
On the surface, it appears to be your DEX, but underneath it all, it is actually supported by Orderly. For Monad, this adds a real trading track.
For Orderly, there is an additional high-performance L1 entry, making the multi-chain layout more complete, and the exposure of $ORDER will definitely increase. What about us ordinary players?
In the past, one could only choose "which company to work for."
Now slowly learn to see:
Who is doing the underlying, who is controlling liquidity, and who is taking the transaction fees. Once the bull market fully opens, this combination of "underlying + high performance + contracts" will be significant.
It is often the position that most people only realize at the end.