I originally wanted to create a detailed interaction tutorial for this edition, but after experiencing it myself, I felt it might not be necessary, because interacting with dappOS @dappOS_com is just too simple and smooth, almost like using CEX, so there's really no need for teaching.
Just click randomly and you'll finish all the interaction tasks in less than 3 minutes. It makes me wonder if this is still a dapp? It broke my stereotype of dapps; the user experience is so friendly! 🤣
The last version of dappOS was already very useful. You could use intent assets to seamlessly complete various cross-chain asset exchanges. I didn't expect this time to evolve directly to the level of CEX, with significant improvements in interaction experience. This has only launched spot trading, and it's likely that intent contract trading features will be introduced later. I wonder how hyperliquid should respond at that point?
👉 Given that using dappOS is incredibly simple, if you can use a CEX, you will definitely be able to use dappOS. This time, I won't create a tutorial; instead, I’ll talk about how dappOS's spot trading operates within the intent network:
⚙ IntentEX Working Principle:
Intent task publication: When users place a limit order on IntentEX, that order is considered an intent task and published to the dappOS intent execution network. Matching nodes will assign the task to the optimal service node, which will commit to helping users complete a specific number of orders based on its own strategy.
On-chain order processing: Service nodes process orders according to the following steps under system constraints:
1️⃣ Internal Fill:
If there are matching orders in the IntentEX order book, the system will directly match and execute the transaction.
2️⃣ Node Exclusive Fill:
For orders not completed during the internal transaction phase, the service node has exclusive transaction rights within a limited time and must fulfill the promised order volume; otherwise, it will face the network's clearing mechanism.
3️⃣ Open Order:
Remaining unfulfilled orders will be listed on the IntentEX order book for other users to trade.
💡 Core Advantages of dappOS:
Institutional-level market-wide liquidity:
Through the dappOS network nodes, IntentEX can capture real-time liquidity resources from the entire market, including liquidity from major centralized exchanges (CEX) and decentralized exchanges (DEX), providing users with the best price and depth support.
1️⃣ Fast Execution:
Thanks to the professional service nodes of the dappOS intent execution network, IntentEX can confirm transactions within 500 milliseconds after user signature, with speeds even exceeding some public chains' block times, greatly reducing transaction waiting time.
2️⃣ Low Transaction Fees:
By optimizing the trading process, IntentEX's transaction fees are as low as 0.1%, significantly lower than the rates of most on-chain trading platforms, saving costs for users.
3️⃣ Decentralization and Transparency:
All transactions are publicly recorded on the chain, ensuring the system's transparency and credibility. The decentralized mechanism of the dappOS intent execution network ensures reliable order execution; even if a service node fails, other nodes can seamlessly connect to continue ensuring successful transactions.
👇 One point worth mentioning
All transactions on dappOS are ultimately settled on the opBNB chain. With the Binance wallet exposed at launch and relying on opBNB, one could say that dappOS is backed by Binance. This coincides with the Binance wallet's rebirth, now aiming to be the most advanced and user-friendly cross-chain solution. It's hard not to speculate whether dappOS will engage in deep cooperation with the Binance wallet in the future. 👀
Tips:
During the interaction process over the past few days, the only issue that has caused concern among community members is how to deposit into dappOS and how much to deposit to complete all wallet interaction tasks. Here’s a unified answer:
Withdraw from Binance exchange, select the opBNB chain address for the fastest and most economical option.