2026-01-14 13:31:31

Recently, there has been lively discussion about the ecological position of a certain DEX protocol. An official from a leading exchange recently stated that this DEX is not a benchmark product for a certain competing project, and shortly after, its wallet product announced the integration of the DEX's perpetual contract functionality.

This series of actions reveals a clear signal of ecological priority. For the DEX ecosystem, this means gaining traffic support and user outreach channels from a leading wallet product, which has significant growth potential in on-chain financial competition. Wallet integration usually signifies that a project has gained recognition from mainstream ecosystems, enabling sustained trading volume and user growth for the DEX.

In the Web3 ecosystem, the decision of mainstream wallets to integrate often represents a market re-evaluation of a project's value. Such collaborations not only strengthen the project's market position but also reflect the strategic layout of leading exchanges targeting the perpetual contract sector.

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TokenomicsDetective

· 1h ago

Well, this wave of wallet integration is really a hidden positive. Saying it's not a benchmark is actually just clarifying the camp.

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MoneyBurner

· 16h ago

Wallet integration = ecosystem recognition? I think it's a battle for traffic, and this move is really ruthless. It was about time for leading wallets to bet on the perpetual contract track; now it's a bit late to act. The real arbitrage opportunity lies in on-chain data; it depends on how much the average daily trading volume can be increased after integration. Talking about ecosystem priority signals, it's better to directly look at whether TVL and fee income are rising. This kind of partnership seems like a win-win, but behind it is still a game of liquidity premiums—whoever controls the user entry point wins. For building positions and so on, wait until two weeks after integration to review the on-chain data before deciding; don’t be brainwashed by hype. Leading wallets integrating perpetual contracts? I'm more curious if they'll be taken offline after a few months like last time. If this wave can really bring volume, early order placements will be laughing their heads off. I’m currently holding a short position and can’t wait. Feels like another round of "official announcement collaboration" hype, but whether actual trading volume can keep up is the real key. High topic popularity doesn’t mean strong fundamentals; beware of being cut by mainstream ecosystems.

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