2026-01-14 07:28:54

A recent feature rollout at a leading exchange's marketplace function introduces a new gameplay — the "Joint Holdings" feature. In simple terms, it allows users to see which coins they and other accounts hold in common, and compare each other's trading trends. It sounds good, but in actual experience, there is noticeable latency, making it a bit inconvenient for users who want to quickly confirm information.

Data-wise, it's worth noting. A well-known account on the platform has performed quite well — a 7-day increase of 5.91%, and over a longer period, a one-year increase of 30.03%. Such performance is considered relatively stable in the current market. Mainstream cryptocurrencies like BNB, USDT, BTC, and others continue to attract attention, and trading activity remains high.

BNB0,31%

BTC1,67%

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GateUser-e19e9c10

· 54m ago

Lag is really annoying; no matter how fancy the features are, if there's no response, it's useless. Following the trend and copying homework? This trick has been played out long ago. A 30% increase isn't a big deal; the guy I follow doubles his investment in a year. With such severe delays, who would dare to follow the trades? Can't afford to lose. All major exchanges are just piling on features, but they just don't want to optimize the user experience properly.

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CrashHotline

· 15h ago

Joint holdings delay is so serious, it's better to just look at on-chain data directly --- 30% annualized return? Sounds pretty stable, but what about when you actually track it... --- Another new feature, another delay. This exchange is really innovating while digging its own grave --- Many people follow the big players' holdings, but when the market reverses, it's all about the crashing sounds --- A 5.91% increase, what does that matter? Who didn't profit from this round of mainstream coin market --- By the time the joint holdings feature is fixed, the flowers will have withered. Trading is all about speed --- BNB, USDT, BTC are always the main characters. That's the reality

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LongTermDreamer

· 15h ago

Ha, the shared holdings feature sounds pretty good, but the latency is just too expensive... If we can eliminate lag in these three years, the experience could be sky-high. Compared to that guy’s 30%, I still need to work harder this year, but thinking about the cycle theory, we are just getting started. BTC and BNB are rock solid, but it’s a bit frustrating to see others making quick money... But in the long run, it’s not a big problem. Latency really needs to be improved, or else I won’t be able to see what the big players downstairs are buying anymore, haha.

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ApeShotFirst

· 15h ago

Damn, such high latency—are you trying to kill someone? Watching others' positions for so long, aren't you just getting yourself trapped? The 30% annualized return sounds great, but I still prefer to wait and see. The mainstream coins feel dull and lifeless. I really like the shared position feature... a perfect tool to copy big players, haha. BNB has been consolidating; I feel like I should wait a bit longer. The latency is serious, but seeing how smart traders operate is indeed satisfying—just a bit laggy. This surge in data is truly tempting, but the problem is I didn't manage to copy their orders.

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SilentObserver

· 16h ago

The joint holdings feature sounds good, but the delay is too annoying, making it impossible to copy trades. --- A 30% annual increase? It's okay, but the current market is a bit hard to hold. --- It's the same three: BNB, USDT, BTC. Really no new ideas... --- With such serious delays, how can it be called real-time comparison? 💀 Feels like it's better to just look at on-chain data. --- Looking at others' holdings feels easy to get liquidated. Why are so many people still using it? --- Wait, is this account really stable? Could it run away in the next second... --- I just want to know if I can see when big players are offloading, that's the key, right?

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