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0-1 UI design for structured financial management transaction scenarios/sub-businesses, Staking fixed income/floating income usability solutions + experience design, Martingale strategy order details visualization upgrade, Kol strategy copying, order system optimization, etc.

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2022

Pionex is a centralized cryptocurrency exchange that provides basic trading and quantitative trading bot services for 16 cryptocurrencies to users in countries and regions including the United States, Germany, Spain, Indonesia, Malaysia, Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan.

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Pioenx logotype

Three-terminal

ETH volatility

Buy the dip and

take profits

Arbitrage tools

Financial

In the structured financial management module, Dip Pick/Stop Profit/Dip Pick/Shock Tool are quantitative tools. The operating logic is based on holding Usdt to buy/holding currency to sell. While trading, they continue to earn profits until the currency is converted or the arbitrage behavior is continuously recycled.

Staking Floating Yield Staking Availability Solution

Usability issues

Staking is the act of pledging tokens in a specific blockchain project to support the operation of that blockchain network and earning rewards through a Proof-of-Stake (PoS) consensus mechanism. The design process addressed the usability issues faced by Pionex's floating staking business in its early stages from the root of the needs, thereby driving up the amount of Ethereum staked in staking.

Linked Price

The anchor price depends on whether users can obtain excess returns through subscriptions in that direction. Price fluctuations are usually closely related to users' market predictions and have a significant impact on subscription decisions. The initial logic was that the anchor price was not visible at the time of subscription but was announced to users before settlement.

Staking Process

The pledge process originally planned to be pushed to users is complicated: Open subscription → Subscription deadline → Subscription in progress → Interest calculation starts → Staking → Waiting for settlement → Settlement in progress (manual settlement time difference) → Settled (manual settlement time difference) → Principal and interest payment

Subscription Time

If the subscription period is too long, price fluctuations may cause users to make frequent decisions based on the latest market price. If the subscription price rises first and then falls, most users who lack market insight may cancel their subscription and then resubscribe, or subscribe in reverse to hedge against risk, thus causing unnecessary operating costs for users.