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How can trading strength become a visible and tangible "public domain asset"? This question has long lacked a perfect answer in the perp DEX community.
Mirana's investment strategy has become increasingly focused in recent years—avoiding following hot trends and only betting on hardcore innovations that fill market gaps. Previously, they activated the data analysis track through Sosovalue, and this time, with a heavy investment in EasyFun, they are clearly targeting the most urgent pain point for derivative trading platforms: traders need a transparent, sustainable, and verifiable strength endorsement mechanism.
In the current fiercely competitive perp DEX space, whoever can solve traders' trust issues will hold the next growth engine. This logic is worth pondering.
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Basically, it's still too costly in terms of trust; someone has to dare to break this deadlock.
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Mirana's move is quite ruthless, bottoming out the trust crisis.
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Perp DEX really hits a bottleneck; whoever makes transparency a priority first will win.
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The concept of public domain assets sounds easy to implement but is actually difficult; can it really be verified?
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I only bet on innovation, not following the trend. I respect this strategy.
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Traders fear being liquidated the most. If EasyFun can truly solve this issue, it will definitely be a blue ocean.
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Trust issues have always existed; it depends on who can truly resolve them.
The move with EasyFun is interesting, but how much of it can actually be implemented remains uncertain.
Mirana's investment logic is to find pain points, focusing on Sosovalue before and now EasyFun.
The real test is whether they can truly verify trading strength later on; just talking is useless.
In the perp space, whoever solves trust first wins half the battle. The topic is good, but execution is the key.
Mirana has always had good judgment, and I buy into their logic of filling the gaps.
What traders need is something that can prove you are making money—that's the core competitiveness.
Perp DEXs are highly competitive; whoever solves the trust issue first will succeed.
Open and transparent verification mechanisms... sound simple, but hard to implement. Only those that can be realized are meaningful.
Honestly, it's still a trust game. If this can't be solved, everything is pointless.
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Can EasyFun truly make trading records transparent this time? I remain skeptical.
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Mirana's idea is good, but do perp DEX users really care about "public assets"?
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Another project filling a gap, what gap will appear next?
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Trust? Ha, that's what this circle lacks the most.
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Looks smart, but I want to see data support more.
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Rather than talking about growth engines, it's better to survive first.
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Mirana's investment vision is indeed impressive, targeting market gaps effectively.
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The trust mechanism is truly the lifeline of perp DEXs. Whoever solves it wins.
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EasyFun sounds good, but it depends on whether it can truly retain traders.
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It seems everyone is competing for this piece of the cake. It all comes down to whose verification mechanism is more reliable.