2025-12-22 10:25:17

In today's increasingly complex multi-chain ecosystem, the issue of liquidity fragmentation is becoming more prominent. A top-tier DEX aggregator has now further expanded its compatibility by adding support for mainstream Wallets, making user interactions smoother.

As a seasoned cross-chain DEX aggregation platform in the industry, this protocol has currently integrated over 1000 liquidity sources, covering more than 40 public chain networks—both including EVM-compatible chains in the Ethereum ecosystem and supporting non-EVM environments such as Solana and Cosmos. This means that no matter which chain you trade on, you can achieve relatively optimal price routing and trading depth.

The wallet's support for extensions further lowers the operational threshold for users. In the context of continuous iterations in Web3 interaction experiences, the upgrade of such infrastructure, though seemingly subtle, is crucial for enhancing the overall usability of the ecosystem.

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ShibaSunglasses

· 2025-12-25 06:43

Really? Support for over 40 chains? Now that's the way it should be. Cross-chain transactions used to be a nightmare. --- Having 1000 liquidity sources sounds exaggerated, but in practice, the slippage is indeed much lower. --- The more wallets supported, the better. It's definitely more convenient than having to import private keys every time. --- The fragmentation problem should be solved this way; otherwise, I’d have to open ten wallets. --- Really? Solana and Cosmos can now trade seamlessly? If it works smoothly, I’ll switch over immediately. --- This is what infrastructure should do, not just hype concepts. --- Did the previous aggregators not do this? --- Supporting more wallets actually makes operations more complicated; it mainly depends on how good the UI is. --- Another one selling air, huh? Let’s try the testnet first. --- Hey, I need to experience this. Multi-chain ecosystems really need this kind of thing.

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HackerWhoCares

· 2025-12-22 10:55

I really like to see this kind of real infrastructure upgrade, don't just talk about how amazing it is. --- Is it wallet support again? Fine, at least it's better than those who are always playing people for suckers. --- 1000 liquidity sources sound impressive, but how does it actually work? Is the slippage still the same? --- Hmm... finally someone is seriously working on multi-chain integration, but won't having 40 chains make it cumbersome? --- This kind of infrastructure is the real value, but unfortunately most people only care about the rise and fall of coin prices. --- It's indeed nice to have better wallet compatibility, but the trading depth of those small coins is still a pit.

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SatoshiLeftOnRead

· 2025-12-22 10:53

Ha, it's this trick again. Supporting one or two more wallets is touted as an upgrade to the ecosystem experience, to be honest. To be frank, integrating over 1000 liquidity sources sounds impressive, but it's still laggy when actually used. Everyone is working on this kind of infrastructure optimization, but where's the differentiation? Multi-chain aggregation has been commonplace for a while now; the key still lies in whether the transaction prices are genuinely better. The number of over 40 chains sounds amazing, but users are really only using a few of them.

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PermabullPete

· 2025-12-22 10:34

This is the real infrastructure, with 1000+ Liquidity sources directly feeling amazing. --- More Wallet support? It seems every aggregator does this, when will the gas fee problem truly be solved? --- Covering 40 chains? Oh my, this is what cross-chain is about, unlike some projects that just talk big. --- Dropping the threshold is indeed important, but my fren still can't figure out how to use it, probably needs another upgrade. --- 1000 Liquidity sources sound amazing, but probably only a few dozen are actually usable. --- Writing articles about Wallet compatibility is such a small thing, the industry is a bit competitive, haha. --- Finally, someone is seriously building infrastructure, not just hyping concepts. --- The problem is most users don't care about this at all, they just want to trade safely and not lose money. --- Multichain is the future but it's still super troublesome to use right now, at least it's a progress, right? --- Compared to the number of features, I'm more concerned about how the security audits of these aggregators are.

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