A project within the Sonic ecosystem recently launched a key update: users can now directly adjust position ranges within a single transaction, eliminating the need for a two-step process (withdraw then redeposit). This seemingly simple improvement significantly reduces trading costs and operational complexity. For builders, such experience optimizations are exactly what drive ecosystem development. When development teams focus on solving users' real pain points instead of blindly chasing trends, Web3 applications can truly mature. That’s why I am optimistic about projects that focus on steady iteration. 🚀
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HashRatePhilosopher
· 01-13 16:49
Wow, this is the real deal. Making two improvements at once and cutting gas fees in half—this is what it means to understand users.
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VitalikFanboy42
· 01-13 16:42
Directly optimize the experience, that's the right way; don't mess around with those flashy things.
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BuyTheTop
· 01-13 16:40
Hey, this is what product development should look like—no fluff, directly cut out repetitive user actions.
A project within the Sonic ecosystem recently launched a key update: users can now directly adjust position ranges within a single transaction, eliminating the need for a two-step process (withdraw then redeposit). This seemingly simple improvement significantly reduces trading costs and operational complexity. For builders, such experience optimizations are exactly what drive ecosystem development. When development teams focus on solving users' real pain points instead of blindly chasing trends, Web3 applications can truly mature. That’s why I am optimistic about projects that focus on steady iteration. 🚀