Many people instinctively see @ OstiumLabs as another perpetual contract DEX when they first see it But when you really open it up, it looks more like doing a dirty and tiring job Spread the rules monopolized by brokers and CFD platforms in traditional finance directly onto the chain There is an old problem with contract trading of traditional stocks and foreign exchange commodities You can't see the price clearly, you can't calculate the settlement, and the final interpretation is always on the platform Ostium simply doesn't explain Pricing using on chain oracle Include margin rules in the contract Clearing logic publicly executed Users only need to know one thing The rules will not be temporarily rewritten at the moment you explode What's even more interesting is its product selection I don't have a roll of meme coins and I don't chase hot topics like knockoffs But instead, focus on the "boring but massive markets" of index gold and foreign exchange This itself is a counter intuitive approach Don't rely on emotions to drive traffic But rather focusing on long-term real needs From the perspective of user structure, Ostium does not attract only old encryption players But it's the group of people who are familiar with macro trading but have started to distrust centralized brokers What they want is not sudden wealth But it is predictable, verifiable, and not subject to covert operations If many DeFi are selling freedom That Ostium is more like selling certainty It's not sexy but very clear headed And this clarity is often what can truly stay in the next stage @OstiumLabs @Bantr_fun @0xMantleCN Ostium Bantr