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Crypto has grown to this day, and the early decentralized core has gradually been forgotten. With the approval of the BTC ETF and the gradual involvement of traditional financial capital in the Crypto market, the market is increasingly leaning towards centralization and compliance. However, decentralization has not been abandoned; it has temporarily been forgotten due to certain drawbacks.

In previous decentralized on-chain transactions, the biggest drawback traders encountered, apart from the basic high on-chain GAS fees, slower data transmission speed, and poor on-chain throughput, is actually another core issue caused by insufficient on-chain liquidity. When there is insufficient liquidity for on-chain transactions, it can prevent traders from quickly completing transactions in the short term, especially during rapid trading. Due to the lack of liquidity, it often misses the best buy and sell points, particularly for large capital high-net-worth users. Insufficient liquidity can lead to significant price fluctuations in asset trading, even resulting in unnecessary losses.