Wow, recently using the web version of OKX DEX feels a bit like when I was managing a hedge fund and using Bloomberg Terminal. OKX @okx has really done an impressive job with their products. Each company has its own focus and development path. Clearly, in recent years, OKX has really invested money into product development, which is largely related to the preferences brought by the founder @star_okx's background. Of course, no one can cover everything; investing huge resources and energy into products may leave other areas relatively bland. On the flip side, we can also say that after OKX has continuously poured massive resources into products, we can see that OKX's product capabilities have really pulled ahead of the market. It's evident that the budget is burning wildly. We should give a thumbs up to those who are serious about their work, especially those who spend money to build infrastructure for the industry and explore new paths. Previously, I used OK's mobile version quite a bit, and I was used to scanning chains with GMGN. Plus, I've been busy with other things lately, so I haven't had much time to keep an eye on the chain's first segment; scanning chains mainly depends on luck. A few days ago, @mia_okx recommended that I check out OKX's DEX, and after trying it out for a few days, I was genuinely amazed. From the perspective of information flow, besides the integration of on-chain information that other scanning platforms have, OKX DEX has also integrated a lot of "off-chain" information. Of course, for those who hold coins for less than ten seconds (I was shocked by this too), I don't know how useful it is, but for us retail investors who need some information flow assistance to hold onto our chips for a while, it's quite useful. Additionally, they have introduced AI analysis models, AI data collection models, and incorporated real-time external information sources like GOOGLE, X, etc., for information aggregation and cross-analysis. This gives me the same feeling I had when managing a hedge fund and using Bloomberg Terminal. To be honest, we used to criticize many web3 products for not being able to compete with web2, and that no one cared about them. But OKX's product capabilities can definitely stand toe-to-toe with top web2 products. Indeed, a sufficient budget and financial backing are necessary for product managers to unleash their creativity, haha. In a couple of days, when I have some free time, I'll share more with everyone.