2026-01-13 13:31:20

The button size on the spot trading interface has always been an old issue—fingers miss the mark easily, and trading operations are prone to errors. We decided to completely overhaul this detail: replacing it with extra-large buttons and adding a glowing effect, so that in fast-paced market conditions, users can instantly locate the target operation.

To put it simply, all these seemingly flashy design improvements ultimately aim to win that crucial 1 second in millisecond-level trading competitions. The easier the button is to press, the shorter the reaction time, allowing for faster transactions in volatile markets. Every tiny optimization in user experience directly impacts trading efficiency.

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WalletDoomsDay

· 22h ago

Haha, finally someone is taking this seriously. That small button before was really terrible; a slight shake of the hand would click the wrong order. The big button with the glow effect is a good idea; millisecond-level response can indeed save lives. To be honest, good UX equals profit. Responding in just a few milliseconds can make a difference of several points during good market conditions. I approve of these detailed optimizations.

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WhaleWatcher

· 22h ago

This level of detail optimization is no trivial matter; a millisecond difference can determine whether you get the meat or just the broth.

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SchrödingersNode

· 22h ago

Making the button larger indeed reduces accidental clicks, but honestly, millisecond-level competition... it depends on market trends. Without market movement, even the biggest button is useless.

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RugpullTherapist

· 22h ago

Details determine success or failure. This round of button optimization can really save lives, especially during market volatility when every second counts in determining life or death.

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