SunWuKong DEX's recent approach is more like "making trading a daily routine": first, let newcomers get through the process with less pressure, then break down participation into smaller, more repeatable steps. Many people get stuck when they first use decentralized trading not because they don't know how to click buttons, but because they're afraid of uncertainty: they worry about making mistakes in authorization, choosing the wrong path, and not getting feedback on failed trades. Once the habit of "one small action every day" is cultivated, the platform's most crucial asset emerges: stable activity leads to stable discussion, stable discussion leads to stable new users, and new users return to stable activity, creating a long-term, continuous cycle. Compared to a one-time surge in data, cultivating this mindset is more valuable because you'll still perform the intuitive interaction even when market conditions change. A more stable approach suggests treating each interaction as a process training exercise: first, verify the path with small amounts, then gradually increase it; only authorize within the necessary scope, and reclaim authorization promptly after use; fix frequently used paths. The more standardized the actions, the less likely you are to be swayed by emotions, and the easier it is to participate steadily in consecutive rounds. @JustinSun #TRONEcoStar @sunwukong_DEX