Three months ago, I was still a 'crypto beginner' who didn't even understand gas fees. Every trade felt like defusing a bomb — afraid that setting the fee too low would cause a blockage, and setting it too high would result in losses. Until a friend recommended MYX, a platform that claims to 'make DeFi trading as simple as scrolling through social media,' which completely changed my experience.
1. One-click authorization: Say goodbye to 'gas fee anxiety.' The first time I opened MYX, what attracted me the most was not the dazzling candlestick charts, but the 'feel-less trading' button. After connecting my wallet and authorizing in one click as prompted, the system automatically handled all the on-chain details for me:
Automatic gas fee deduction: No need to manually buy ETH for transaction fees; the system directly deducts money from my USDC account, just like how my phone automatically deducts for calls, making it worry-free;
Zero signature worries: Traditional DEXs require confirmation signatures for each trade, but after authorizing once on MYX, subsequent order openings and closures are fully automated, even my mom could learn it.
Scenario Testing: Last week, when BTC plummeted, I saw the market while on the subway and completed the short order operation within 30 seconds, without any signature prompts popping up. By the time I got off the train, I had already made 500U — if it were before, I would have missed the best timing due to gas fees and signatures.
2. Phone number registration: The 'on-chain express lane' for Web2 users
As a Web2 user accustomed to one-click login with WeChat and Alipay, I was tortured by 'mnemonic phrases' and 'private keys' to the point of wanting to give up. After MYX integrated with Particle Network, the registration process was so simple that it shocked me:
Social media account instant account opening: Register with phone number + verification code, automatically generate wallet address, even the steps of 'creating a wallet - backing up mnemonic phrase' are saved;
Trade like shopping on Taobao: The interface is almost identical to a certain trading exchange, with clear order buttons and position displays, plus beginner tutorial animations, no need to check strategies at all.
Friend's case: My colleague Xiao Li registered with a Twitter account and completed his first ETH perpetual contract trade following the tutorial on the same day. He even joked, 'If I had known it was this simple, I should have entered last year.'
3. Multi-platform trading: Seamless connection of money-making rhythm from morning to night
MYX's multi-device compatibility is simply a blessing for 'time management masters':
Morning commute: Using the mobile app to view 1-hour charts, I placed an order to buy MYX at 0.73USDT (previous low support level);
Lunch break: I logged in using a browser at work and saw the price breaking through 0.745USDT (EMA120 resistance level), decisively taking profit on half of my position;
Watching dramas at night: Using a Telegram bot to receive market alerts, I noticed BTC was dropping, and I conveniently opened a BTC short on MYX to hedge the risk.
Comparative experience: Before, using other DeFi platforms, I had to operate in front of the computer. Now, even while queuing in the supermarket, I can complete a trade by pulling out my phone, truly achieving 'earning while living.'
4. Professional functions 'invisibly integrated': 'Smart assistant' that even beginners can handle
What surprised me the most about MYX is that it 'hides' complex trading tools within simple operations:
Intelligent funding rates: No need to calculate long-short balances myself, the system automatically adjusts the rates, and I surprisingly earned 0.2% interest while holding for 3 days;
Dynamic stop-loss and take-profit: Set a target price when opening an order, and it automatically closes when reached, avoiding the human weaknesses of 'greed not to sell' and 'panic cutting losses';
Invisible key API: Although I can't use it at the moment, I heard it can connect to quantitative bots, helping professional players to auto-follow trades, equivalent to hiring a trader who works 24/7.
5. Transformation from 'frequent liquidator' to 'risk control expert'
In the past, I always thought 'risk control = limiting profit,' until I experienced two extreme market conditions on MYX:
Case 1: One day, MYX briefly dropped 15%. The 2% stop-loss I set automatically triggered, resulting in only an 800U loss, while a friend stubbornly held on a certain platform and eventually got liquidated;
Case 2: When going long on ETH, the system prompted me that 'the current long-short ratio is unbalanced, it is recommended to reduce positions.' I took profit in time and avoided a subsequent 20% pullback.
Reflection Summary: MYX's risk control is not about 'preventing you from making money,' but is like a seatbelt when driving — you don't feel its presence usually, but it can save your life at critical moments.
Heartfelt words for newcomers: Choosing the right platform is more important than blindly working hard.
In the month of trading on MYX, I no longer worried about gas fees, signatures, or cross-platform operations, but focused my energy on studying market trends and strategies. This kind of 'simplification' design made me truly feel the charm of DeFi:
For beginners: You can enjoy decentralized security without understanding blockchain technology;
For veterans: Skip cumbersome operations and focus on capturing trading opportunities;
For everyone: Try errors at the lowest cost and grow in the steadiest way.
The crypto world is never short of opportunities, but what it lacks is a platform that 'makes opportunities accessible.' If you are like my former self, discouraged by complex on-chain operations, you might want to give MYX a chance — perhaps this is your 'breakthrough point' in the crypto world.
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