Perp DEX is indeed overwhelming now, but those that are long-term and not looking to switch, ADEN is one of them. It's not a gimmick, it's about details. Placing orders, modifying positions, setting take profit and stop loss all flow smoothly, whether manually or via API. It offers a trader’s perspective, not a flashy experience at the expense of usability. Mainstream contracts are directly available with 200x leverage, all options are there—iceberg, limit orders, full collateral—placed appropriately so that beginners won't get lost and veterans won't be restricted. Its point system has some substance, requiring no extra cost, no deposits, no point purchases—only genuine trading and real actions: you trade, you hold positions, you participate in the community, and gradually accumulate points. Points cannot be bought, transferred, or farmed; high-frequency and steady traders follow different paths, but both are fairly valued. It’s more like creating a behavioral ledger for early users. Anyone familiar with perp understands that truly potential platforms, early points are basically TGE tokens. ADEN’s current state is very much like the early stage of laying a solid foundation: complete features, disciplined rules, unhurried pace. So for me, it’s not about “whether to try another DEX,” but about doing contracts as well—why not gradually accumulate some assets that might pay off in the future? Link is here: