$MYX's recent actions have practically turned the exchange into its personal printing machine!

Recently, a fierce competitor has emerged in the perpetual contract arena—$MYX coin. Even before Binance contracts are launched, it has already transformed itself into the “exchange entity.” Now, its own platform can open $MYX/USDC perpetual positions, which is quite brilliant!

It directly ties trading activity and token value together. If one day Binance does launch its contracts, the collaboration of both platforms will likely ignite the market. Don’t be fooled by this coin’s currently lackluster K-line!

Its staking pool is like a money-making machine that runs 24/7, simultaneously mining coins and actively competing for nodes. The best part is that the project team hasn’t resorted to the usual gimmicks of spending money on airdrops or buying trending spots; as a result, a bunch of KOLs in the community are putting their own money into building nodes—right now, competing for the top ten nodes requires staking tokens worth eight figures in USD. This isn’t just hoarding coins!

It’s clearly a race for the “original equity” of the exchange! The current node competition is no longer child’s play; the amount staked directly determines who can share in the on-chain trading fees.

In short, the $MYX token is no longer just a hollow governance token but a solid “trading rights ticket.” What’s even scarier is that these KOLs who pay out of pocket to build nodes are essentially training market makers for the project for free—once there’s a real partnership with centralized exchanges,

these nodes will serve as ready-made liquidity moats. Competitors will have to think twice before trying to crash the market. But don’t rush into all-in; the crypto world is very good at “expectation management.”