2026-01-10 16:20:11

The recent developments of a certain decentralized perpetual contract platform are worth paying attention to. This project is jointly developed by the core team of a leading exchange's futures department and financial experts from Goldman Sachs. It is currently launched on the two mainstream public chains, BNB Chain and Solana.

The platform's highlights lie in two aspects. The first is the stablecoin $DUSD, which comes with built-in yields—holding it earns passive income without additional operations, making it very attractive to traders seeking stable returns. The second is a transparent points reward mechanism, where users' trading activities are directly converted into quantifiable incentives.

In conjunction with airdrop opportunities, this incentive system is pushing DeFi perpetual contracts toward a more mainstream user base. Interested friends can follow the platform's latest progress.

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TokenTherapist

· 01-13 15:50

Another "Goldman Sachs background + leading exchange" combo... I'm a bit tired of this rhetoric; let's see how it actually performs in practice.

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BoredWatcher

· 01-13 07:22

Goldman Sachs background + exchange team, this setup is indeed quite interesting. However, holding DUSD to earn passive income—I've heard this pitch too many times. Whether it can really be implemented depends on the data. --- Regarding stablecoin interest earning, it seems all projects want to play in this space. The difference lies in how long the returns can be sustained. --- Airdrop expectations are back again. Will this time be another case of giving money to big investors and small retail investors just getting some crumbs? --- BNB and Solana are both covered, quite good at choosing tracks. Just not sure how long the actual trading volume can sustain sales. --- The transparent points system sounds nice, but how they actually manipulate it remains uncertain. --- This lineup looks quite luxurious, but I worry that Goldman Sachs folks are still playing the old tricks of traditional finance.

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CexIsBad

· 01-13 01:43

A team with a background from top-tier exchanges? Haha, it's the same old story. It just feels a bit off to me. Stablecoins earning interest is pretty good, but the transparency of the points system is too vague. How does it actually work in practice? I'll wait until the airdrop actually happens to see. There are too many of these projects with PowerPoint presentations.

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TradFiRefugee

· 01-10 16:50

Goldman Sachs team and seasoned futures veterans, this combination does have some potential, but once an airdrop opportunity appears, you should be alert.

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VitaliksTwin

· 01-10 16:50

Goldman Sachs + leading exchanges? That's quite a powerful combo, but is the passive income from DUSD real or just another pump-and-dump scheme?

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ConsensusBot

· 01-10 16:48

Goldman Sachs background combined with top exchange team, this setup is indeed powerful. The built-in yield feature of DUSD is quite innovative—lazy investment plan?

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MetaMuskRat

· 01-10 16:48

Goldman Sachs background combined with exchange team, this combo sounds pretty good, but the perpetual contracts market is very complex... Is DUSD's passive income real or just a trick? You need to look at the actual APY. The airdrop mechanism can be attractive, but don't be blinded by the incentive scheme; risk control is the key.

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ProposalDetective

· 01-10 16:31

Goldman Sachs + top exchange team, this combination definitely has some substance. The passive income setup for DUSD seems to aim at grabbing a piece of the stablecoin market, but the risks also need to be assessed.

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TestnetFreeloader

· 01-10 16:21

Goldman Sachs indeed has high expectations, but when it comes to stablecoin yields... you need to understand the details clearly to avoid getting cut.

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