D'CENT selects decentralized trading protocol 'SynFutures' as 10th Tap That Drop partner

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Summary

  • D'CENT announced it is starting the 10th 'Tap That Drop' campaign in collaboration with SynFutures.
  • Through this collaboration, D'CENT users will be offered pre-registration for SynFutures' private beta and various on-chain participation opportunities.
  • SynFutures, with a cumulative trading volume of $295 billion and backing from global investment firms, said it will pursue technological innovation and expansion of DeFi trading infrastructure.
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IoTrust, operator of hardware wallet brand D'CENT, announced that it has selected SynFutures (SynFutures, F) as the 10th partner for 'Tap That Drop'.

'Tap That Drop' is an interactive campaign that provides various quests and rewards to D'CENT app users through collaboration with web3 projects, with each episode running alongside a different partner project.

SynFutures is a global decentralized trading protocol whose cumulative trading volume has surpassed $295 billion, and it is backed by global investment firms such as Pantera, Polychain, Dragonfly, SIG, and Standard Crypto. Through this collaboration, D'CENT users will be able to access the campaign and pre-registration opportunities for SynFutures' new private beta within the wallet.

SynFutures is a trading infrastructure that achieves centralized exchange-level speed and completeness even in a decentralized environment. Its self-developed Oyster AMM is SynFutures' automated market-making model designed to make it easy for anyone to create new trading pairs and provide liquidity, increasing both trading efficiency and openness. By combining this with an on-chain matching engine, it processes all trading procedures transparently on the blockchain while greatly improving users' perceived speed and liquidity quality.

Through this upgrade, the system was fully restructured, delivering performance improvements focused on real-world usage such as reduced trade latency and minimized spreads. SynFutures also helps developers easily build new on-chain protocols by providing modular infrastructure, frontend templates, and development grants through its builder program.

SynFutures has led technological innovation in the decentralized exchange space. Since the release of its first version in 2021, it introduced an open model where anyone can freely create trading pairs, and in 2023 it participated as a data provider for the Pyth Network to improve the reliability of on-chain price information. Afterwards, it launched new protocols such as Monday Trade (Monad-based spot DEX), growing into a full-stack DeFi infrastructure company beyond a simple exchange.

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This Tap That Drop is a season campaign timed with SynFutures' private beta release, offering users the opportunity to connect to the DeFi trading ecosystem via the D'CENT wallet. It introduces SynFutures' core technologies and upgrades, creating a starting point for a web3 experience that can lead to community rewards and future program participation.

A representative of IoTrust D'CENT said, "Tap That Drop is a campaign that shows a wallet can be a starting point for on-chain participation beyond simple asset storage," and added, "Through collaboration with SynFutures, we will support users to naturally connect from a secure self-custody environment to SynFutures and other DeFi ecosystems."

D'CENT has developed Tap That Drop into a wallet-based on-chain participation campaign through collaborations with various partners such as Taiko, SushiSwap, Kaia, and WalletConnect. This tenth season signifies an expansion into decentralized trading infrastructure, and D'CENT plans to provide in-app guidance and integrations according to SynFutures' schedule so users can experience everything from information verification to community participation in a single flow.

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