Currently, many issues faced by DEXs are not about security or whether they can be on-chain, but rather— the pages are too cold, and they can't retain users.

It may sound somewhat abstract, but it is indeed a phenomenon in the current market. Various DEXs can attract participation through different activities and methods, but the question is: how do these users stay?

Users watch live streams, monitor prices, place orders, and follow trades—all completed on the shortest possible path within the same page. "Hesitation" and "redirects" are minimized, which has a significant impact on actual trading behavior. Especially with the live streaming format, this creates a scene of "people, discussion, and rhythm." Coupled with market activities and marketing, over time, truly Pumpkin-specific users will be accumulated.

Finally, I heard the fast TGE is coming. After the official launch of the points platform next week, the points and corresponding benefits currently received will be doubled, giving early participants a real advantage. The rebate ratio and trading fee discounts will also stack, and the points activities themselves are deterministic airdrops, not luck-based draws.

Regarding the pumpkin seeds (points) everyone earns, there will be a buyback plan before the TGE. Pumpkin will use part of its revenue to buy back pumpkin seeds.

As the old saying goes, making a trade requires cost-effectiveness, and choosing a platform does too. On-chain trading—where is it traded? Just earn some pumpkin seeds along the way, nice and easy.