Being able to quickly mobilize the market without relying on external market makers is a huge competitive advantage. The longer this advantage persists—the more self-sustaining and self-circulating the ecosystem becomes—the smoother it operates. This model contrasts sharply with traditional exchanges that rely on market makers, and the difference will only grow larger over time.
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TeaTimeTrader
· 01-12 08:55
Damn, this is the real moat. Self-sustaining projects really move fast.
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MEVHunterWang
· 01-12 08:47
Self-sustainability is real, but it requires sufficient liquidity support; otherwise, it's just self-comfort.
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RugDocDetective
· 01-12 08:45
The core is self-sustaining, and the old exchange's market maker model should have been phased out long ago.
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RetailTherapist
· 01-12 08:39
Well, this self-sustaining logic sounds great, but can it really run smoothly? It seems like it still depends on whether there's genuine trading volume supporting it in the ecosystem.
Being able to quickly mobilize the market without relying on external market makers is a huge competitive advantage. The longer this advantage persists—the more self-sustaining and self-circulating the ecosystem becomes—the smoother it operates. This model contrasts sharply with traditional exchanges that rely on market makers, and the difference will only grow larger over time.