When thinking about accounts and memos, you'll find your thinking speed much faster—compared to that, using a trading mindset seems cumbersome.
In fact, an account is an independent actor with its own state and operational rules. And memos are more like private messages transmitted between accounts, capable of carrying assets or conveying intentions. These memos are first transmitted off-chain and are only called and executed by accounts at the end.
This design approach makes the entire system's interaction logic clearer and more efficient.
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CryptoPhoenix
· 16h ago
This architectural design is truly brilliant. Once the account mindset is shifted, there's no turning back.
Wait, does this mean that memos can transfer assets across accounts? How about risk control...
True innovation isn't in trading speed but in the reconstruction of the entire interaction logic. Those who understand will naturally get it.
Off-chain first, then on-chain execution—this approach can save a lot of gas fees for the entire ecosystem.
Compared to traders still using a single account mindset, it's definitely faster by a dimension, but the key is to adjust your mindset properly to truly make good use of this tool.
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DegenWhisperer
· 23h ago
Account thinking really outperforms trading thinking; this framework is quite clear.
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MEVictim
· 01-12 18:59
Wow, this idea is really brilliant. Account-based thinking truly simplifies trading mindset.
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BagHolderTillRetire
· 01-12 18:50
Account thinking is really a dimensionality reduction attack; trading thinking is just an old-fashioned relic haha
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RiddleMaster
· 01-12 18:41
Account thinking truly outperforms trading thinking, and the memo design is really excellent.
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ForumLurker
· 01-12 18:41
Account thinking is truly brilliant. Once you understand the logic chain of memos and how they are transmitted downstream and executed on the chain, trading thinking will seem particularly low-level.
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DataPickledFish
· 01-12 18:39
Account thinking > Trading thinking, this idea is actually quite brilliant. Designing it as an off-chain memo is really clever.
Account thinking is indeed excellent; compared to reckless trading and order dumping, it's much faster. The logic of using off-chain memos for pre-processing before on-chain execution, tsk tsk, is the ceiling of efficiency.
When thinking about accounts and memos, you'll find your thinking speed much faster—compared to that, using a trading mindset seems cumbersome.
In fact, an account is an independent actor with its own state and operational rules. And memos are more like private messages transmitted between accounts, capable of carrying assets or conveying intentions. These memos are first transmitted off-chain and are only called and executed by accounts at the end.
This design approach makes the entire system's interaction logic clearer and more efficient.