The decentralized contract exchange Sun Wukong gained over 2,000 new users in a single day.
ChainCatcher News: According to official social media sources, Sun Wukong, the world's first Chinese decentralized contract exchange, added over 2,000 new users in a single day yesterday, with the total number of users surpassing 44,000 and cumulative trading volume exceeding 4.1 billion USDT.
On November 7, Sun Wukong held a community AMA to introduce the platform's innovative mechanisms and product experience. The project community spokesperson stated that the platform continues to optimize liquidity depth, supports multi-chain and multi-token trading, has launched zero-fee campaigns and automatic yield benefits, and responds quickly to community feedback, making the user experience close to that of a CEX.
It is reported that since the launch of the zero Maker fee trading campaign on October 21, Sun Wukong's Maker trading volume has increased nearly threefold, generating a cumulative trading volume of 590 million USDT.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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