We’ve been quiet here for a while. DogEx was an experiment we started last year. It taught us a lot about trading, building products, and, more importantly, what actually makes retail trading hard. We’ve been working on something new since then. We’ll start talking about it soon.

We're so back brother

We're fully re-thinking and re-building DogEx now. It'd def the easiest way to trade perps

Still early. Still testnet. Still the best time to get involved before narratives form.

Already getting solid feedback from early testers 🙏 Exactly why we’re doing this in the open. Iteration beats perfection.

Still early. Still testnet. If that excites you — you know what to do.

In crypto, teams remember who showed up early and helped make things better.

We track contributions, not noise. Quality over volume.

Early testing isn’t about clicking buttons. It’s about: Real trades Edge cases Thoughtful feedback

Early testers and rewards Let’s be clear about early testing 🧵👇 No hype. No promises.

Meaningful testing ≠ random clicks. What matters: Real trades Edge cases Bugs and feedback Quality beats noise.

We’re opening early testing wider 👀 Traders. Devs. Security-minded degens. Come help us harden this.

This phase isn’t about volume. It’s about: Stress tests Edge cases Breaking assumptions If you like testing limits — welcome.

That’s why we’re running an open testnet phase. Break it. Stress it. Report it.

If your protocol only works when markets are calm, it doesn’t really work.

Liquidations, pricing, fee flows — everything is built assuming stress will happen.

Most protocols optimize for normal conditions. We design for worst-case scenarios.

What if the oracle lags? What if volatility spikes instantly? What if liquidity disappears mid-block?

Security-first perp design Real perp design doesn’t start with UI. It starts with uncomfortable questions 🧵👇

Lazpad? Hmmmm loading it to my mind