2025-12-30 10:22:19

The development approach of MemeMax is worth paying attention to — no longer solely focusing on perpetual contract trading, but expanding spot trading features to create a more complete trading ecosystem. This shift is very interesting. The truly attractive part lies in the design philosophy of MemeCore: it has undergone extreme simplification and optimization, with the entire architecture centered around the core metric of trading speed. This "subtractive design" is not common in the DEX field — most platforms pile on features, while MemeMax goes against the trend, using the most efficient way to handle trading logic. The combination of spot and contract trading, along with a speed-first technical foundation, seems to provide users with a trading experience that is both deep and fast.

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GateUser-1a2ed0b9

· 4h ago

The idea of prioritizing speed is indeed clear, but whether it can really run depends on the actual data.

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AirdropHunterWang

· 4h ago

I am quite optimistic about subtractive design. Currently, too many DEXs are just stacking features, which actually hampers user experience.

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FloorPriceNightmare

· 4h ago

Hmm, the idea of subtractive design is indeed robust. Most people are still busy stacking features, while we're focusing on making trade-offs. Speed first? Sounds good, but the key is to implement it effectively; otherwise, it’s just another marketing stunt. Integrated spot and futures contracts—if liquidity keeps up, that’s a pretty good approach. The name MemeCore sounds a bit… how to say… a bit over the top? Deep and fast? The only thing to watch is how well slippage is controlled—don’t let it be full of tricks and expensive again.

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PretendingSerious

· 4h ago

The subtractive design approach is truly awesome. Nowadays, everyone is stacking features, but MemeMax dares to go for subtraction. I really respect this mindset.

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