Most of the past Perp DEXs were essentially replicating the centralized exchange model, offering fixed trading pairs, fixed liquidity, and fixed rules. Users could trade, but the market itself was hard to scale. What caught my attention about Hertzflow isn’t just the high leverage—it’s how it aims to redefine the way on-chain trading markets are opened. They’re trying to take a different path. @Hertzflow_xyz, as a self-custodial leverage protocol supported by YZi Labs, aims to give more assets the opportunity to enter on-chain markets. As long as there’s reliable Oracle support, whether it’s crypto assets, stocks, commodities, or even future RWAs, they can all be integrated into the leverage trading system. I think its greatest value lies in turning “trading” into a form of infrastructure. Users can trade, LPs can provide liquidity to earn returns, strategy teams can design different plays based on Vaults, and the community can participate in creating new markets. Especially within the BNB Chain ecosystem, where there’s no shortage of assets and users, the challenge has always been how to improve capital efficiency and ensure liquidity stays on-chain for the long term. Hertzflow is trying to address this need through self-custody, multi-Oracle pricing, and its Vault and Pool mechanisms. Of course, an open market also comes with higher demands—risk control, liquidation mechanisms, and liquidity depth all need time to be tested. But if it succeeds in the future, Hertzflow could bring more than just a trading platform—it could become a financial infrastructure that helps BNB Chain continuously generate new markets.