TEXs: How to Solve the User Experience Challenge of DEXs

 As the cryptocurrency market flourishes, decentralized exchanges (DEXs) have gradually come into the spotlight. According to the latest data from CoinMarketCap, the market share of DEX has been increasing year by year. Taking the trading volume of the top 10 global exchanges as an example, Uniswap’s trading volume reaches $1.3 billion daily, Dydx is $973 million, and PancakeSwap is $250 million. In contrast, centralized exchanges (CEXs) still dominate in terms of trading volume, with Binance at $57.9 billion, Okex at $15.033 billion, and Coinbase at $1.28 billion.

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TEXs: Solving the User Experience Problem of DEXs

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