2026-01-04 20:24:22

Most perpetual DEXs follow the same pattern—refined interfaces, serious language, and uniform narratives.

MemeMax_Fi goes against the grain. Instead of forcefully fitting memes into financial products, it starts from meme culture and builds the exchange framework around this ecosystem.

The result is a native memecoin perpetual contract platform. The approach is completely different.

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BearMarketHustler

· 01-07 11:48

Haha, now that's the way to play, finally someone understands.

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ShadowStaker

· 01-04 23:09

nah this is actually backwards thinking if we're being honest... meme-first infrastructure still doesn't solve validator attrition or slashing risk lol

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MetaMuskRat

· 01-04 22:37

Wow, finally someone stops pretending and starts building the framework directly from memes. Now that's called reverse thinking.

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SchrodingerGas

· 01-04 20:54

Ha, this is the correct reverse thinking. Most products are just wearing the skin of finance and forcing themselves to dance meme dances, ending up pleasing neither side. Starting from the meme ecosystem and designing a perpetual framework in reverse? The game theory equilibrium indeed breaks the conventional path dependence. It depends on on-chain data to speak, but the approach is definitely worth following. This logic is much more reliable than those perpetual DEXs that pile up concepts. Just not sure how much the interaction cost can be compressed, after all, the gas wars are not over yet. Finally, someone is taking an unconventional route. Although success or failure remains to be seen, at least daring to break the market efficiency trap is more advanced than 90% of projects. Exactly right, most perpetual DEXs are just re-skins. I need to study this approach. Is there a testnet snapshot?

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QuorumVoter

· 01-04 20:52

Wow, this idea is really brilliant. Finally, someone dares to break the rigid routine.

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