The competition in the derivatives track is becoming increasingly fierce, with most projects clustering around high leverage and aggressive incentives to compete for short-term users. But there are also teams looking further ahead—for example, choosing to focus on infrastructure development, which is more challenging but more sustainable.
The approach of these projects is very clear: instead of burning resources on leverage racing and subsidy wars, they focus on three fundamental issues—product depth, liquidity infrastructure, and risk control systems. It may seem slow, but in reality, it is about building a moat. Ultimately, the derivatives market is a contest of longevity, not just the trading volume in a single month.
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MerkleDreamer
· 16h ago
Well said, finally someone hits the nail on the head. Projects that rely on high leverage to suck blood will eventually die; infrastructure is the real key.
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GasFeeCryBaby
· 16h ago
Basically, only those who can endure will win. Projects that burn through money on subsidies will eventually fail.
The competition in the derivatives track is becoming increasingly fierce, with most projects clustering around high leverage and aggressive incentives to compete for short-term users. But there are also teams looking further ahead—for example, choosing to focus on infrastructure development, which is more challenging but more sustainable.
The approach of these projects is very clear: instead of burning resources on leverage racing and subsidy wars, they focus on three fundamental issues—product depth, liquidity infrastructure, and risk control systems. It may seem slow, but in reality, it is about building a moat. Ultimately, the derivatives market is a contest of longevity, not just the trading volume in a single month.