The competition at the transaction layer ultimately boils down not to who has the most visually appealing interface, but to who can achieve a more robust foundation in "depth, routing, and transaction efficiency." Especially with the increasing frequency of on-chain transactions, users become more sensitive to the cost and success rate of each exchange: for the same amount of funds, less slippage, fewer failed transactions, and fewer repeated authorizations can significantly improve the experience. A user-friendly decentralized trading platform essentially saves users time and opportunity costs. I prefer to see it as an "ecosystem transportation hub." When transaction routing is intelligent enough, it doesn't just match transactions, but connects the liquidity within the ecosystem: aggregating the depth of different asset pools and guiding the needs of different scenarios to the optimal path. Over time, you'll find that the significance of the trading platform to the ecosystem goes beyond just transactions; it brings assets, users, and strategies into a unified network. For participants, the stronger this "hub effect," the smoother asset allocation and strategy execution will be. @JustinSun #TronEcoStars @SunWukong_dex