Breaking News: A leading DEX platform recently announced a major move—waiving all fees for its applications and API interfaces. This decision was approved through community governance voting and is now being implemented.
Specifically, after completing a two-day lock-up period, both the platform's v2 and v3 versions will officially activate fee switches on their mainnets, significantly reducing user interaction costs. Even more interesting, this policy adjustment also triggered a token burn mechanism—part of the platform's tokens will be destroyed as a result.
This zero-fee strategy is quite rare in the industry, as it can attract user traffic and enhance token scarcity through the burn mechanism. From governance voting to mainnet activation, the process has moved quickly, and it will be interesting to watch this platform's upcoming market performance.
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FOMOrektGuy
· 7h ago
Damn, this is the right thing to do. Other exchanges should learn from this.
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BearMarketSunriser
· 7h ago
Zero fees? Now players are going to exploit the system again.
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OnchainFortuneTeller
· 7h ago
Zero fees? Now it depends on whether they can actually deliver later. Don't let it be just another excuse to harvest retail investors again.
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screenshot_gains
· 7h ago
Zero fees? Isn't this just a disguised tactic to harvest profits before, by destroying tokens to pump the price?
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LiquidationWatcher
· 8h ago
ngl this smells like classic pump mechanics... zero fees sound great til the volume dries up and you're left bagholding. been there, lost that. watch your health factor closely on this one.
Breaking News: A leading DEX platform recently announced a major move—waiving all fees for its applications and API interfaces. This decision was approved through community governance voting and is now being implemented.
Specifically, after completing a two-day lock-up period, both the platform's v2 and v3 versions will officially activate fee switches on their mainnets, significantly reducing user interaction costs. Even more interesting, this policy adjustment also triggered a token burn mechanism—part of the platform's tokens will be destroyed as a result.
This zero-fee strategy is quite rare in the industry, as it can attract user traffic and enhance token scarcity through the burn mechanism. From governance voting to mainnet activation, the process has moved quickly, and it will be interesting to watch this platform's upcoming market performance.