2025-12-22 12:25:36

Recently, while scrolling through the information feed on Farcaster, I suddenly had a thought—perpetual trading should have been integrated into information applications a long time ago. This idea made me refocus on the developments of the Volt perpetual platform.

Volt is built on top of the Orderly Network, serving as a perpetual trading platform that directly integrates with the content stream of Farcaster and the Base application ecosystem. Users can move funds in and out using Arbitrum, with the entire process seamlessly connecting browsing information, participating in discussions, capturing trading opportunities, and executing orders—all done without frequently switching applications, everything is completed on the same interface.

This design concept is interesting: it integrates trading functions naturally into social and information discovery scenarios, making trading an organic part of the ecosystem rather than a fragmented independent operation.

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GateUser-7b078580

· 2025-12-25 04:46

Wait a bit longer, let the data speak... How much gas fees has Arbitrum consumed again, can Orderly really handle this traffic? Although, the historical lows will come eventually, no need to rush to get on board. I've observed a pattern: the combination of social + trading will eventually collapse... everyone is doing this now. --- Fusion sounds great, but miners are taking too much... let's calculate the transaction costs on an hourly basis. --- Unreasonable mechanisms are always hidden behind the beautiful story of "seamless integration." --- Look a few more months ahead, most projects like this won't survive the next cycle. --- Data shows that Farcaster's daily active users can't support this level of traffic at all. The idea is good, but reality is harsh.

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RugpullTherapist

· 2025-12-22 22:58

Damn, isn't this exactly what I've been wanting? Opening a position while brushing through information, feels great!

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SchroedingerGas

· 2025-12-22 12:49

This idea has some substance, but to be honest, starting to leverage while scrolling is indeed a bit dangerous. Direct trading in the information stream, isn't that just the rhythm of losing money while watching the news? Volt's approach is good, but I'm afraid it will become another trap platform. Wait, the fees for entering and exiting Arbitrum... won't they explode again? Social trading has been tried before, but the key is still whether there is enough Liquidity. Can this work? Anyway, I'm scared; being a little conservative might help me lose less.

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NFTDreamer

· 2025-12-22 12:47

Ah, isn't this exactly what I've been wanting? The seamless connection of social+trading is really amazing. Who can refuse to open a position while watching gossip? Volt has something going on this time, but we still need to see if the Arbitrum 流动性 is enough. Anyway, I've been itching to try it out on Base, need to find some time. I'm most afraid of encountering another project that looks promising but has all kinds of bugs. No way, there's really someone switching back and forth between two windows, right? When opportunities are found in the information flow, I feel like it's going to explode with orders. This design concept should have been there a long time ago, why didn't anyone think of it before? Those Farcaster folks really know how to play, they always come up with something new. That's great, finally it won't be so hard, let's see how it works.

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notSatoshi1971

· 2025-12-22 12:45

Wow, this is the right way to go! I can open orders while brushing Farcaster? This saves me from jumping frantically between ten tabs.

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