To be honest, the emergence of Axiom excites us. It is a disruptor that has emerged after a year of lurking—young, ambitious, and with extreme efficiency; we sense similar genes.
Having such a competitor is a blessing. Axiom validates our long-held belief:
1. No matter how bearish the market is, there are always users willing to pay for good products.
2. Good products bring their own traffic, which can greatly save on marketing budgets.
3. The on-chain trading track has great potential, great potential, great potential.
Looking back at the past few months, UX has evolved from the stumbling 1.0 wallet form to 0.7.32 (📢 Yes, there’s a new version, go update in the store). It has somewhat taken on the appearance of the initially envisioned CeDEX.
I believe UX has brought some new things to the industry.
For example, the abstract concept of chains was initially laughed at—abstract? Really abstract, hahaha. I have repeatedly proclaimed this somewhat strange new term, insisting on explaining who we are, what we want to do, and why we believe this matter is worth doing, amidst countless friendly but puzzled looks.
For instance, the abstract products of the chain. We initially defined three key aspects for UniversalX: non-custodial, chain abstraction, mobile end, and it indeed occupies some space in users' minds—group friends hold ux in the left hand and ax in the right, fully on-chain, dual mining of points, having a blast.
However, it is not enough, far from enough! Anxiety follows like a shadow, a kind of introspective anxiety, as if there is a little person in my mind urging: hayaku, はやく, faster!
The features that group friends frequently urge us to update, our progress is as follows:
1. K-line lag: The UX App has recently restructured the K-line part, improvements should be quite obvious after 0.7.30; currently upgrading the data clusters; the goal is fast, stable, and accurate.
2. Limit orders: Non-custodial private keys pose challenges for full-chain limit orders, but we strive for internal testing within this week.
3. Private key login: The APP has changed to recommend private key login; the Web end is designing local private key functionality (the confirmation speed of private key login is slightly faster than social login).
4. Scan chain function: Redoing the scan chain page, adding address monitoring, CT monitoring, and smart money.
5. User benefits: New airdrop activities, user cashback, commission upgrades, CT Yapper, are on the way.
6. Perp business: If we do it, we will do it with chain abstraction. UX as the front end can definitely enhance the current on-chain perp trading experience.
From conceptual narrative to product landing, I have witnessed the power of belief. From product landing to growing strong, I want to believe in the power of belief once again.