Have you ever noticed why the milk in the supermarket is always placed on the back shelves? This is actually not a coincidence, but a common retail strategy. Milk is a "necessity" on many people's shopping lists, and retailers know that you will walk through the entire supermarket to buy it, and in the process, you are likely to pick up a bag of snacks, a bottle of drinks, or a box of tissues.

This layout is designed to increase your chances of "impulse buying." There are many similar tricks: bread is usually placed deeper in the store because its aroma can attract customers to walk further inside; the checkout area is filled with gum and small snacks to capture your impulse purchases while you wait in line. These seemingly random arrangements are actually meticulously designed, with the goal of making you unknowingly buy more.

In fact, many of the "troubles" we take for granted have similar logic behind them—designed that way, not because there are no alternatives, but because the system does not encourage simplicity and efficiency. It's like cross-chain transactions now, often requiring jumping between multiple platforms, paying high fees, and waiting for long confirmations; the whole process is like having to get five membership cards just to buy milk.

@VeloraDEX is here to break this inefficient model. It makes cross-chain trading straightforward: supporting multi-chain asset transfers, limit orders, and automated operations, without the need for repeated bridging or worrying about missing market trends. All operations are securely executed on-chain, transparent and trustless. Whether it's daily trading or developing strategies, it can save you steps and reduce costs. You set the rules, and execution is automated—indeed, efficiency should be this simple.

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