If you are still market buying new perp DEX tokens the second they hit major spot markets, stop now.

Most traders end up funding early airdrop farmers' exits because they mistake initial hype for sustainable spot demand. We saw the exact same playbook play out with $IO and previous perpetual exchange debuts where momentum stalls right after the initial liquidity rush clears out late market orders.

The speculation around the Hyperliquid listing feels remarkably similar to the early dYdX vs GMX liquidity battles. While traders park dry powder in $USDT waiting to ape into newly listed order books, the real volume often remains on-chain where the actual yields and fee capture happen.

Comparing this setup to historical cycles, spot listings often compress native platform yields as token velocity shifts from actual protocol usage to pure speculative trading. Whether liquidity sticks around once the initial discovery phase settles is the real question.

Do you think on-chain order books can maintain their volume once centralized spot trading goes live, or is this just another exit liquidity event for early farmers?

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