2026-01-17 03:21:54

The v10 rollout gaining traction through 2025 turned out to be the sleeper hit nobody saw coming for perpetuals trading. What changed the game? Significantly reduced holding costs paired with genuinely stable market conditions—plus the shift away from constant incentive chasing. That's what a mature perps venue should actually look like.

The RWA integration fits the bigger picture too. Real-world assets entering the mix makes sense, especially when platforms nail the execution. Infrastructure efficiency becomes the real test now—whether these systems can actually handle the throughput without compromise.

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OnlyOnMainnet

· 5h ago

V10 this time really was worth the wait. Fees have been significantly reduced, and the market is still stable. Finally, no more daily rush for incentives... This is what mature perpetuals should look like. The RWA integration is quite good. Now it depends on whether the infrastructure can hold up. If there's lag, it would be awkward. With the fee rate for v10 so lowered, trading volume should explode... I'm a bit worried that liquidity might not keep up. So, should we now increase our positions again? Or wait and see? This time, we can finally trade properly without being tied down by incentives farming.

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AltcoinMarathoner

· 5h ago

ngl, v10's cost structure finally makes sense for actual traders instead of just farming degenerates. been accumulating since the infrastructure upgrades started... this is just mile 18 of the marathon tbh. real test hits when institutional flows pile in and the throughput doesn't crumble.

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ShortingEnthusiast

· 5h ago

ngl v10 this time really caught me off guard, lower fees immediately improve the trading experience RWA integration looks promising, just worried that the infrastructure can't keep up... can it really stay stable? The industry is finally starting to mature, I dislike those schemes that exploit users every day

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CommunityJanitor

· 5h ago

v10 this round really made a fortune quietly; who the heck would have thought that the holding fee could drop so much and still stay stable... If the RWA part can really get running, that would be interesting; just worried that the infrastructure still can't hold up.

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