According to @AveryChing, general-purpose L1/L2/L3 chains with generic VMs constrain spot and perpetual DEXs via gas limits, inefficient liquidations, and the inability to order transactions needed for tighter spreads, resulting in a limited trading experience. Source: @AveryChing on X, Sep 13, 2025 https://twitter.com/AveryChing/status/1966952892461678829 According to @AveryChing, Aptos MoveVM is positioned as a trading-optimized VM with native trading operations, native trading storage, and native SDKs/APIs to holistically address these bottlenecks. Source: @AveryChing on X, Sep 13, 2025 https://twitter.com/AveryChing/status/1966952892461678829 According to @AveryChing, enabling transaction ordering and more efficient liquidations aims to support tighter spreads for DEXs built on Aptos. Source: @AveryChing on X, Sep 13, 2025 https://twitter.com/AveryChing/status/1966952892461678829 According to @AveryChing, centralized exchanges generate over $50B in annual revenue, and he argues the DEX market will grow larger due to faster listings, broader access, and composability. Source: @AveryChing on X, Sep 13, 2025 https://twitter.com/AveryChing/status/1966952892461678829

According to @jessepollak, Base has maintained clear and explicit neutrality principles for sequencer behavior since launch, as stated in his May 28, 2025 tweet. This commitment to neutrality is crucial for traders, as it helps ensure fair transaction ordering and reduces the risk of manipulation or preferential treatment, directly impacting trading strategies and market integrity on the Base Layer 2 network (source: @jessepollak Twitter, May 28, 2025). Traders and investors should closely monitor Base's ongoing transparency, as sequencer neutrality can significantly affect transaction costs, arbitrage opportunities, and overall trust in the network.