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PopDEX is built on Morph Tachyon to establish a high-performance on-chain transaction infrastructure, driving the on-chain perpetual trading performance upgrade.
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BlockBeats News, July 21st, Morph officially launched Morph Tachyon, an independent Layer 1 network designed specifically for on-chain transactions. As one of the first projects to build transaction infrastructure based on Morph Tachyon, the decentralized perpetual contract trading platform PopDEX will create a high-performance on-chain transaction environment based on Morph Tachyon, further enhancing the execution efficiency and user experience of on-chain derivative trading.

Based on Morph Tachyon, PopDEX's high-performance on-chain transaction design and independent consensus and settlement architecture aim to achieve a 200-millisecond target block time, a maximum throughput of 200,000 TPS, and instant finality. Leveraging the high throughput processing capability and transaction-native architecture, PopDEX will further strengthen on-chain transaction execution capability, supporting faster and more stable order processing and market interaction, providing traders, market makers, and liquidity providers with an on-chain trading experience closer to that of professional trading platforms. The two parties will continue to cooperate on on-chain transaction infrastructure, jointly promoting the development of a higher-performance, higher capital-efficient on-chain market.

Источник: BlockBeats

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