Recently, quite a few projects have started to play with multi-track combinations, and pairings like PERP with prediction markets are becoming increasingly common.
There's a team focused on on-chain data analysis that just launched a mobile app a couple of days ago, and today they rolled out a cross-chain swap feature. Honestly, this would have counted as hardcore innovation in the past—users no longer have to juggle multiple platforms, saving not only a chunk of cross-chain fees but also cutting operation time in half.
They also launched a trading platform before, but not many people participated in the points campaign back then. Hopefully, this new wave of features will attract more real users. Early participants should still be able to earn a decent share of the rewards.
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MidsommarWallet
· 16h ago
It's really getting competitive—there's a new feature every day, it's getting a bit overwhelming.
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SmartContractDiver
· 12-05 10:56
Cross-chain swaps really can save on fees, but the key is still having enough liquidity.
The participation in the points activity is low; it’s no wonder it can’t gain traction this time.
PERP and prediction markets again—feels like everyone is just competing with combo moves.
It's nice that the mobile version now has cross-chain functionality, but it’s hard to say if it’ll really attract newbies.
Early participants truly get to profit, but the question is which sector is actually worth bottom-fishing.
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New_Ser_Ngmi
· 12-04 03:09
Saving on fees with cross-chain swaps sounds great, but I'm worried it might just be hyped up in forum threads with few real users.
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TokenomicsDetective
· 12-04 03:02
The cross-chain integration approach is a bit overused now, but saving on fees really does hit a pain point.
How much early participants can make depends on how they design the distribution mechanism.
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GateUser-a606bf0c
· 12-04 02:55
Cross-chain swaps like this should have existed a long time ago. I really don't understand why no one figured it out before. Saving on fees is definitely great.
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QuietlyStaking
· 12-04 02:50
One-click cross-chain swapping is indeed convenient, but the key is whether real users will actually buy in.
Recently, quite a few projects have started to play with multi-track combinations, and pairings like PERP with prediction markets are becoming increasingly common.
There's a team focused on on-chain data analysis that just launched a mobile app a couple of days ago, and today they rolled out a cross-chain swap feature. Honestly, this would have counted as hardcore innovation in the past—users no longer have to juggle multiple platforms, saving not only a chunk of cross-chain fees but also cutting operation time in half.
They also launched a trading platform before, but not many people participated in the points campaign back then. Hopefully, this new wave of features will attract more real users. Early participants should still be able to earn a decent share of the rewards.