2026-01-17 07:30:37

After the official launch of the new public chain X Layer, the on-chain asset liquidity has been further released. Notably, the initial phase of the built-in DEX functionality on mainstream exchanges has been completed, and more users are beginning to try on-chain trading of native tokens.

What's more convenient is that users can now directly purchase quality assets within the X Layer ecosystem using USDT or USDC trading pairs on certain exchanges, eliminating the hassle of cross-platform operations. This reflects an increasingly close integration between exchanges and DEXs—users can quickly trade on centralized exchanges to obtain stablecoins or seamlessly explore on-chain opportunities through certain DEXs.

For users interested in participating in on-chain liquidity or experiencing DEX trading, such integrated solutions indeed lower the barriers. Are your trading habits adapting to this hybrid model?

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ColdWalletAnxiety

· 01-20 01:27

Really, the threshold is now so low that even a complete beginner can participate. I'm actually a bit worried about whether the liquidity might be diluted.

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PumpStrategist

· 01-18 09:34

It seems to be another wave of "seamless experience" marketing buzzwords. To put it simply, exchanges just want to keep you within their ecosystem. Liquidity release? The chip distribution shows that big players have already been eating up the market. Now they’re talking about convenience... It's a typical retail investor mindset, thinking that lowering the barriers will automatically let them make money.

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BoredApeResistance

· 01-17 08:00

Hmm... Another integrated solution. I just want to ask why exchanges still pretend to be so decentralized.

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NotGonnaMakeIt

· 01-17 07:59

The merger of CEX and DEX is indeed great, saving me from going back and forth.

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WalletWhisperer

· 01-17 07:58

Honestly, this seamless experience really feels great and saves a lot of trouble. CEX and DEX are really becoming harder to distinguish, which is quite interesting. But you still need to be careful, as the convenience also brings associated risks. This set of combined strategies is especially friendly to beginners, and the entry barrier has indeed lowered. I'm curious about which chain the liquidity is actually concentrated on. After using the hybrid mode for a while, I got used to it and can't go back.

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GateUser-e51e87c7

· 01-17 07:51

Sounds good, but I still prefer to play on-chain myself; centralized exchanges always feel a bit restrictive.

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BearMarketBarber

· 01-17 07:41

Sounds good, but the question is, is the liquidity really stable... Lowering on-chain transaction thresholds is a good thing, but I'm worried it might be just a flash in the pan. This trading strategy has been used before; the key is whether the project itself is reliable. The hybrid mode is quite attractive, but be careful of those bait orders. I admire the cross-platform operation, finally no need to fuss about it. Honestly, it still depends on whether the X Layer can retain traffic; otherwise, everything is pointless. I want to try it, but I'm afraid the gas fees will explode again... Even CEX and DEX are starting to link up, the market is about to change.

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