If you want to attract lots of users. They’re both on-chain contracts, so why do some use order books while others use pools?
Before using a new perpetual DEX, read its margin and liquidation rules first. Don’t assume they’re the same as Binance’s.
Honestly, dYdX V4’s order book is maintained and matched by validators in node memory, and the trade results are then recorded on-chain.
$HYPE is Hyperliquid’s native token. Hyperliquid is known for perpetual contract trading. Just my personal opinion—don’t take it too seriously.
Ask not the drifting clouds, but the people. Follow Lao Lin to see the ways of the world. May you find your answers too.
Before using a new perpetual DEX, read its margin and liquidation rules first. Don’t assume they’re the same as Binance’s.
Honestly, dYdX V4’s order book is maintained and matched by validators in node memory, and the trade results are then recorded on-chain.
$HYPE is Hyperliquid’s native token. Hyperliquid is known for perpetual contract trading. Just my personal opinion—don’t take it too seriously.
Ask not the drifting clouds, but the people. Follow Lao Lin to see the ways of the world. May you find your answers too.
