Recently, the cross-chain sector has suddenly gained popularity, and funds have started to flock to these infrastructure projects. For example, with ThorSwap, users can directly swap across chains without having to first wrap their tokens into intermediary assets, and they can also participate in protocol revenue sharing, which surged by 59% in September. Looking at Aptos, after integrating the PYUSD stablecoin, the increase was even more dramatic, reaching 145%. Its modular architecture has now become a hub for DeFi and NFT cross-chain transactions.
In simple terms, the demand for interoperability among different chains is growing stronger. Whoever can connect different ecosystems will occupy a key position. Such infrastructure projects indeed have stronger resilience during market fluctuations compared to other types, as they are essential needs.
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AllInAlice
· 12-01 04:51
The cross-chain is indeed hitting the pain point, infrastructure will never be wrong.
To be honest, the process of ThorSwap is really comfortable, much easier compared to the previous hassle of wrapped coins.
As for the 145% rise of Aptos, I find it a bit overwhelming, but thinking about it, the architecture is indeed solid.
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PaperHandSister
· 12-01 02:31
The cross-chain market trend is real, but I still hesitated and didn't dare to enter a position. Watching ThorSwap rise by 59%, I felt regretful.
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SmartContractRebel
· 11-28 08:12
The cross-chain infrastructure really bought the dip this time, but why do I feel like I arrived late for that 59% on ThorSwap?
Aptos 145% sounds impressive, but how many actually bought in? To be honest, I don't really believe in this anti-fall setup; the index can still fall and face a 50% slump.
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StakeOrRegret
· 11-28 08:12
Cross-chain is indeed a necessity, but that 59% rise of ThorSwap... come on, it's really hard to say how it will go next.
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Ramen_Until_Rich
· 11-28 08:01
Cross-chain has really become a necessity, the rise of ThorSwap... 59% is neither too much nor too little, but Aptos at 145% is indeed a bit outrageous, the modular architecture is really in demand.
Direct exchange without packaging, I like this logic, it's convenient.
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Blockwatcher9000
· 11-28 07:59
This cross-chain opportunity has indeed been seized, and the infrastructure work is truly resilient.
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SellTheBounce
· 11-28 07:47
59%, 145%... Just listen, don't really believe it. No matter how much the infrastructure is in demand, it cannot change the cycle of human greed; a Rebound is bound to happen, just wait to be trapped.
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Recently, the cross-chain sector has suddenly gained popularity, and funds have started to flock to these infrastructure projects. For example, with ThorSwap, users can directly swap across chains without having to first wrap their tokens into intermediary assets, and they can also participate in protocol revenue sharing, which surged by 59% in September. Looking at Aptos, after integrating the PYUSD stablecoin, the increase was even more dramatic, reaching 145%. Its modular architecture has now become a hub for DeFi and NFT cross-chain transactions.
In simple terms, the demand for interoperability among different chains is growing stronger. Whoever can connect different ecosystems will occupy a key position. Such infrastructure projects indeed have stronger resilience during market fluctuations compared to other types, as they are essential needs.