2025-12-28 02:24:57

From the development context, the introduction of the CCA mechanism by a leading DEX platform is as significant to the DEX ecosystem as the impact of the platform's V2 version during the ICO era—both are paradigm shifts.

More importantly, it addresses the issue of asset issuance controlling liquidity. For the V4 version, this is not just a functional innovation but a breakthrough at the architectural level. Over the past few years, efforts around ecosystem expansion and wallet products have had some tactical deviations, but they have also gradually exposed certain problems. 2026 is likely to become a critical window to test this logic; whether innovations like CCA can reverse the situation is worth observing.

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SignatureDenied

· 11h ago

Asset issuers directly control liquidity... This move really changes the game, but we have to wait until 2026 to see the real impact. It's a bit uncertain.

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StakeOrRegret

· 11h ago

The issuer directly controls the liquidity? If this really comes to fruition, the entire DEX landscape will indeed be reshuffled.

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SolidityStruggler

· 11h ago

**Comment 1:** The term "architectural breakthrough" has been overused; we'll have to see the actual implementation results. **Comment 2:** Asset issuers controlling liquidity? That logic feels counterintuitive. Can you elaborate? **Comment 3:** 2026 is the key? Feels like just hype again. Is there any substantial progress expected next year? **Comment 4:** The glory days of V2 really won't come back, but this time CCA is indeed a bit different. **Comment 5:** Talking about a paradigm shift is too optimistic; let's wait until it really unfolds before celebrating. **Comment 6:** The statement about exploring issues over the past few years needs careful consideration. What exactly does it refer to? **Comment 7:** What the DEX ecosystem needs isn't just new concepts but genuine user growth. **Comment 8:** Looks good, but I wonder if it will end up like previous promises—unfinished.

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ReverseTradingGuru

· 11h ago

This CCA mechanism sounds awesome, but can it really turn the tide? Feels like another round of hype.

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