Now many public chains are rolling out features, with one set of Rollup on the left and another set of parallel execution on the right, piling up fantastically, but in the end, they can't even get the most basic user experience right. However, @dYdX is not going this way; from the very beginning, it has clearly defined its direction: to make the chain a system truly born for trading.

📍Why is dYdX called a trader's paradise?

It's not a matter of confirming in a few seconds, nor is it "optimized latency"; rather, it is a millisecond-level execution speed, with almost imperceptible delays in placing orders, canceling orders, and matching orders—this is an experience that ordinary L1/L2 can only dream of. Its block proposal mechanism is not randomly assembled, but specifically designed to stabilize block time, maintaining a very steady rhythm without the problem of “overload causing lag.”

📍High depth, many users, and it doesn't lag?

Yes. The order flow design is very clean and efficient, even with high-frequency strategies coming in, there will be no order drops or disorder. This is one of the few chains that can maintain a balance between user volume, depth, and performance.

📍The biggest difference between dYdX and other chains:

Other chains are all about "expanding whatever they can", and after cramming in a bunch of functions, they end up as something that resembles nothing in particular. dYdX, on the other hand, is fundamentally designed for trading services; it understands that a one-second delay in the real market can be a matter of life and death.

In simple terms: others say "I'm fast", dYdX is "already fast".

🚨The key is! It is now also holding a ranking incentive event on @KaitoAI. Those who are posting content can give it a shot.
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