2026-01-05 07:20:11

A DEX project focused on perpetual contract trading has just completed a $15 million funding round. This is a recent key move by Cascade.

The project plans to launch the early deposit channel at 11:00 PM on January 6th, but there is a threshold — an early invitation code is required to participate. The code distribution will gradually decrease within approximately 4 hours after launch; in other words, time is tight.

If you are an experienced trader with high trading volume, this project will prioritize your application to participate. If you're interested in this direction, you can follow the project developments in advance and try to obtain an invitation code if possible.

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BridgeTrustFund

· 01-05 07:49

Is it another invitation code system? I'm tired of this trick With such tight time constraints, it feels like just creating a sense of scarcity Perpetual contract DEX, this track is now too competitive Only those with high trading volume get priority? Then I, as a retail investor, might as well give up Raising 15 million dollars sounds like a lot, but how far can this ecosystem go

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CounterIndicator

· 01-05 07:44

It's the same old trick again, limited-time invitation code distribution, hunger marketing at its best. 15 million in funding isn't small, let's see if they can actually deliver. 11 PM? Another late night, forget it, I'll just wait and see. Perpetual contract DEXs are flooding the market, there's not much differentiation. Priority for big players? Then retail investors, let's just wait and see.

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ruggedNotShrugged

· 01-05 07:44

It's that same old invitation code trick again, the mice are celebrating. 15 million in funding is indeed not small; it all depends on whether they can withstand the bear market. Stuck at 11 o'clock for launch, that's a bit sneaky—who can hold the code within 4 hours? Is priority given to higher trading volume? Honestly, it still depends on the amount of funds. Perpetual contract DEXs are crowded; does this have any unique features?

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MEV_Whisperer

· 01-05 07:42

The DEX for perpetual contracts is back, and this time the funding is quite large—15 million USD. Wait, do I still need an invitation code to join? This tactic feels a bit familiar. The invitation codes will gradually decrease within four hours... In other words, it's a hunger marketing strategy—whoever acts fast wins. Big investors get priority, and us retail investors will have to wait in line again.

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degenwhisperer

· 01-05 07:30

Once again, it's the invitation code threshold. I'm very familiar with this trick. 15 million in funding sounds like a lot, but whether it can actually be launched depends on trading depth. Releasing urgently at 11 PM, I understand this mindset but it's a bit risky. Prioritizing big players, I just laugh. Retail investors should have already gotten used to being filtered out. Whether to gamble or not mainly depends on Cascade's subsequent execution.

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