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I just finished reading @SwapSpaceCo’s “The State of Crypto Swaps 2026,” and I think this report is truly worth checking out! Crypto liquidity is becoming increasingly fragmented, and users are adapting to this fragmentation! 🎁 I’ve also secured a special giveaway for everyone: 5 winners will each receive $20 from qualifying replies, for a total prize pool of $100. ➤ Please answer both questions in the same reply: ✅ How did you first swap crypto, and how do you do it now? What changes have occurred since then? ✅ Which finding in the report interested you the most, and why? Note: Please respond actively—I’ll select 5 qualifying replies to award $20 each. Winners will be announced within one week, after which @SwapSpaceCo will contact them via X DM to claim their prize. 🌟 Back to the report: Data shows that among SwapSpace users, the percentage of multi-chain users rose from 72.50% in 2024 to 90.12% in 2026. 🌟 Link: https://t.co/QKLvpfkDJo ➤ Another more intriguing stat: Among users who completed at least two swaps, 70% chose a different liquidity provider for their next trade, while only 30% reused the same one. Taken together, my interpretation is this: Users are no longer “choosing a fixed trading venue,” but rather re-evaluating and seeking the optimal execution conditions for each individual trade. This also explains why I believe the value proposition of swap infrastructure is evolving.

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