Before, when I heard about v1.4, v1.5, v1.6, my first reaction was: fix two more bugs, it has nothing to do with me. It wasn't until I started researching "opening an exchange without code" that I realized the most difficult thing was not what the page looked like, but three things: Where to open, where not to open; What coins dare to be listed, what coins dare not be listed; Who brings the user and how is the commission calculated. This time when I watched @ OrderlyNetwork up to v1.6.0, I realized something was different: Geographical restrictions allow direct control of which areas can be accessed at the bottom level; Asset filtering, you can first do a layer of screening, without throwing everything up; Standardize the Broker ID so that it is clear who pulled the user and how the commission was distributed. It looks like small switches, but from the perspective of "wanting to open DEX", it's actually: Previously, I had to handle these things myself, but now the infrastructure has started to help me set up guardrails in advance.