Sun Wukong DEX recently seems to be focusing on "deliberate training in trading habits": minimizing the pressure of the initial interaction, breaking down participation into smaller steps, encouraging users to start with small amounts to familiarize themselves with the process, and then gradually refine their actions. For many, the barrier to DEX isn't technical, but psychological—fear of authorization errors, too many steps, or a poor user experience. Once these frictions are reduced, daily use becomes much easier. For DEX, what truly matters isn't temporary trading volume, but a stable mindset: when you feel comfortable using it, you'll be more willing to make "doing a small action" a routine. Daily activity leads to activity, activity leads to discussion, discussion leads to new users, and new users return to daily activity, creating a long-term, cyclical cycle. As long as this cycle continues, the ecosystem doesn't rely on a single market event to sustain it, but rather on natural growth through repetitive behavior. Three suggestions for a more stable participation approach: start with small amounts to familiarize yourself before increasing; keep authorizations within necessary limits and reclaim them promptly after use; treat participation as establishing discipline, not chasing a single thrill. With a steady pace, you'll find it easier to maintain participation in consecutive events and transform short-term excitement into long-term engagement. @JustinSun #TRONEcoStar @sunwukong_DEX