2026-01-17 09:21:34

Genius Terminal tested continuously overnight, and the performance remained stable. The average cost per interaction with stablecoins is about 25U (transaction fees will have a refund mechanism in the future), and the efficiency is quite good. However, the front-end interface tends to lag after prolonged use, so it is recommended to refresh the page every 2-3 hours to effectively avoid this issue.

Considering that many people might be interested in this automated interaction logic, I have organized and uploaded the related code to GitHub. Those in need can take it and use it freely. This way, other developers can also avoid detours and work together to optimize the overall DEX interaction experience.

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MEVHunterNoLoss

· 9h ago

The cost of 25U is still acceptable, but this lag issue needs to be fixed. Refreshing every two hours is too annoying. The open-source code is a good move; the ecosystem should be played like this. There is still a lot of room for front-end optimization. Can it be directly solved instead of relying on refreshes? Interaction with stablecoins indeed requires someone to explore. Thanks for sharing. The lag problem really is that it takes half a day to reload, who can stand that? As long as the transaction fee for 25U can be refunded, it's okay. Just worried about no further updates later. I support the open-source spirit, but the interface experience needs to catch up faster. Feels like it's still in the testing phase? Should we fix the UI smoothness first before large-scale deployment? Cost control is good, but that lag issue really affects the user experience.

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TokenomicsTinfoilHat

· 9h ago

The cost of 25U is okay, but the lag issue needs to be taken seriously. Constantly refreshing the page is really annoying. It's impressive that the code is open source, it allows for both earning rewards and helping others. There is still room for imagination in the stablecoin interaction part, keep it up. When will the fee rebate mechanism be implemented? This is quite crucial. Just ran it once, and it lagged really badly. It needs improvement, everyone.

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NFTArchaeologis

· 9h ago

The cost of a 25U stablecoin... To be honest, this number needs to be viewed in a historical context. Remember the nightmare of impermanent loss during the early days of Uniswap? Now, this efficiency has evolved to some extent. However, the interface lag always reminds me of the unstable operating states of digital antiques—looks like the front-end still needs some careful consideration. The move to open-source code has a bit of the early Ethereum spirit.

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ser_aped.eth

· 9h ago

The acceptable cost for 25U is fine, but the lag issue needs to be resolved. Refreshing every two or three hours is too troublesome. Open-sourcing the code is indeed a good point, but I guess not many people will actually use it. When will the fee refund mechanism go live? That's the real key.

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OnChainDetective

· 9h ago

The 25U average cost sounds smooth, but I have to ask... Is this real interaction data or is it from a stress test environment? Can large whale transfers sustain this cost, or is this price only available to small investors? The frontend lagging for 2-3 hours and refreshing periodically is interesting. Could it be due to some kind of memory leak or data buildup behind the scenes... Need to monitor the actual on-chain call frequency; it feels like there's something hidden.

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