Seeing certain derivatives trading protocols explode in popularity, trend followers immediately jump on the bandwagon, with various new perpetual contract DEX projects emerging one after another, loudly promoting mining arbitrage opportunities. But there are many traps involved. Instead of blindly following the trend, it's better to focus on projects that have already dedicated themselves to refining their products—pacifica, extended, variational, paradex, tradexyz, hyena, hibachi, ostium, nado are all directions worth continuous attention. Projects built with long-term vision are more likely to survive market downturns, while hastily launched projects tend to become fleeting bubbles.
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retroactive_airdrop
· 12h ago
Another wave of retail investors being harvested is coming, this time with perpetual contract DEX? Wake up, everyone.
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Every day, new projects are hyping up mining for quick riches, but as soon as there's a correction, they drop the ball... Still, you should keep an eye on those who are actually doing real work.
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Old brands like Pacifica are indeed more stable; they are much more reliable compared to those flashy new gimmicks.
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Honestly, the pitfalls of perpetual DEXs are huge. I just want to ask how many people truly understand the contract logic before jumping in?
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Long-termism is the way out. Projects that seek quick gains will eventually crash—that's the rule.
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It feels like Variational and Paradex are quietly working behind the scenes, while those who are constantly marketing are just bluffing.
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Experienced insiders have already seen through it; it's those FOMO groups still dreaming.
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I heard Ostium and Hibachi have real trading volume support, unlike some projects that are just air.
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Every new trend leads to people losing their investments; you really need to be more cautious.
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Paradex is quite interesting. I suggest checking out their actual data before making a decision.
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SchrodingerWallet
· 12h ago
Uh, I've seen this trick many times. New projects keep shouting about mining every day, but they end up running away even faster.
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WhaleInTraining
· 12h ago
It's the same old talk, praising Pacifica, Paradex every day. Are they really that amazing?
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ReverseFOMOguy
· 13h ago
Same old story, every day someone is hyping the next hundredfold coin. And what happens? They run after selling.
I like projects like Pacifica, which are genuinely working on something, unlike some projects that only know how to advertise every day.
The perpetual contract DEX sector is getting a bit chaotic now. It was about time someone exposed these scammers.
I've been following Hyena and Paradex, but I don't dare to act, afraid of catching a falling knife at high prices.
Honestly, instead of chasing new coins every day, it's better to buy some old projects for dividends; it's much more stable.
So which one is more worth going all-in on? After saying so much, it would be better to give a ranking.
The projects that can survive this market rally are the real winners; others are just cannon fodder.
I heard Tradexyz has passed code audits; you can check it out, but don't go all-in just yet.
Seeing certain derivatives trading protocols explode in popularity, trend followers immediately jump on the bandwagon, with various new perpetual contract DEX projects emerging one after another, loudly promoting mining arbitrage opportunities. But there are many traps involved. Instead of blindly following the trend, it's better to focus on projects that have already dedicated themselves to refining their products—pacifica, extended, variational, paradex, tradexyz, hyena, hibachi, ostium, nado are all directions worth continuous attention. Projects built with long-term vision are more likely to survive market downturns, while hastily launched projects tend to become fleeting bubbles.