2026-01-11 13:26:54

The Paradex team has stayed up many nights recently, and the market performance has already spoken for everything. This team has both strong capabilities and that relentless spirit of not giving up.

To be honest, the reason they can make a name for themselves in the derivatives DEX space is their attention to detail and deep understanding of the market. The small team’s ability to quickly capture market share is backed by the focus and determination of each member.

Next, I will share a session of dialogue that deeply analyzes how this small team has established a foothold in the Perps market.

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BearMarketGardener

· 3h ago

Staying up late, I've seen it all, but the key is whether they can really deliver something. This round of Paradex looks like they're not just talking big. It's indeed difficult for small teams to develop Perps, but precise execution of details can truly enable them to overtake on a bend, I agree with that. Waiting to see the dialogue, curious how they managed to stand firm in this red ocean.

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TestnetNomad

· 11h ago

A small team accomplishing big things—that's the benefit of paying attention to details. Paradex definitely has something, the derivatives sector has a high barrier to entry. Burning the midnight oil is worth it only if there's results; otherwise, it's just slacking off. Want to hear how they stabilized themselves in Perps? This set of logic needs to be studied carefully. The core is the never-give-up spirit; no matter how strong the technology is, without execution, it's useless. Feels like this time they're really about to rise. When the conversation starts, remember to tell me. This kind of review is the most valuable.

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HodlOrRegret

· 14h ago

Burning the midnight oil for workers, but Paradex really is solid this time --- Perps track is heating up, small teams still have some skills to stand out --- When it comes to details and execution, you can really tell who’s serious and who’s just going through the motions --- Waiting to hear the conversation, want to see how they go from zero to one --- This is what I mean—having ideas without execution is useless; relying only on talk won’t build an ecosystem --- The spirit of not giving up is valuable; the market is the most realistic --- Small teams are actually more flexible; big companies’ methods may not always work --- How they actually establish a foothold—that’s the stuff we need to learn

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GateUser-44a00d6c

· 01-11 13:56

What's the point of staying up late? Ultimately, it's about the product speaking for itself. Paradex really has something this time. Small teams are more agile, especially in derivatives where a sense of hunger is essential. Waiting to hear the conversation; I really want to know how they went from zero to now occupying a position. This kind of persistence is indeed rare in the crypto world. But with the Perps market so competitive now, why are they able to stay steady? No matter how strong the team is, it depends on whether they can keep up with the pace. Interestingly, small teams often understand user pain points better than large corporations. Paradex does a good job in this regard. Looking forward to the sharing session, I will definitely listen.

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YieldWhisperer

· 01-11 13:47

Burning the midnight oil is not an excuse; achieving results is the real deal. Paradex has truly played this wave well. The derivatives market is deep and complex; details really do determine life or death, it's not just talk. Waiting for your dialogue script; I want to hear how they went from zero to one. A small team has the advantage of being nimble and able to change course quickly, but only the truly tough can stick around. In the competitive Perps market, being able to stand firm proves you really have some skills. But to be honest, no matter how strong your skills are, they must withstand the test of bull and bear markets.

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DegenDreamer

· 01-11 13:39

As long as staying up late yields results, otherwise it's just pure stupidity.

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CounterIndicator

· 01-11 13:39

What's the use of staying up late? It depends on whether you can seize the market opportunity. Waiting for your reply, but to be honest, Perps has already become extremely competitive. Small teams sometimes dare to take bigger risks, I really respect that. If this group can truly grasp the details, there is definitely an opportunity in derivatives. But it still depends on whether they can stay steady in the future. Right now, every project claims to have determination. When having a conversation, remember to dig deep and don't just shout slogans.

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BTCWaveRider

· 01-11 13:30

The small team fought hard and made it happen, not just talking about it --- Paradex definitely has some strength this time, but the level of competition in the derivatives track is really intense --- Staying up late and being persistent, just listening to this attitude shows how competitive entrepreneurship is haha --- It's not easy to secure a position in perps, let's wait and see how they explain it later --- The obsession with details and this kind of rhetoric is used by every company; the core is whether the product can compete --- Market performance speaks for itself, I agree with that --- The behind-the-scenes success of small teams often comes down to having fewer people but higher efficiency. Envious of such a dedicated team

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