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Author: Happy Weekend Scof😊, ChainCatcher Editors: TB, ChainCatcher An end-to-end decentralised trading venue with CEX-level performance GTE (Global Token Exchange) is a decentralised trading platform incubated by MegaETH Labs, committed to building a decentralised trading platform, providing perpetual contract (perps) trading, spot token trading, and initial coin offering (TGE) and other functions. Unlike other trading platforms or issuance platforms, GTE is unique in its single validator node model, which is designed to prioritise performance and focus entirely on optimising trading performance on the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM). GTE not only includes its own automated market making (AMM) system for spot trading, but also integrates a central limit order book (CLOB) to improve the performance of perpetual contract trading, and is also equipped with an aggregator exchange to ensure that users can enjoy the best price in trading MegaETH assets. A unique way of issuing tokens GTE offers two different token issuance platforms: GTE Launchpad and GTE Takeoff. Among them, GTE Launchpad is aimed at established mature teams to help them complete the fair issuance of tokens; GTE Takeoff, on the other hand, is a permissionless platform for more free, decentralised token issuances, especially for more adventurous token promoters. Either way, all issuance projects will be directly connected to GTE's own AMM system, which is similar to the direction of Pump.fun, but GTE's goal is to better solve the problems in the existing market, such as token rush and asymmetry of internal and external interests, while providing more efficient transaction flow. This design is particularly appealing to traders who are more price-conscious, performance-oriented, and highly professional, while also providing a more engaging experience for MegaETH's target audience. In contrast, some products, such as memecoin trading and NFTs, have not fully realised the potential of the GTE platform. A balance between performance and decentralisation GTE competes with projects such as Hyperliquid in terms of transaction performance. Hyperliquid is currently the best platform of its kind, attracting a large number of users with its efficient perpetual contract trading experience, and its market capitalisation is still as high as $20 billion. Unlike Hyperliquid, GTE aims to achieve more efficient performance gains, although this approach may involve some compromises in decentralisation. However, as the success of projects such as Hyperliquid and Solana shows, many users can compromise on the balance between performance and decentralisation. GTE adopts a similar design philosophy to MegaETH, which is to centralise block production while keeping validators decentralised. Through the special requirements of node hardware, GTE hopes to achieve lower latency and higher transaction throughput than existing products. Challenges and prospects of GTE Despite the potential advantages of GTE in terms of latency, it still faces some challenges that need to be addressed. The first is how to ensure the continuous stability of transactions, and the second is how to effectively design incentive mechanisms to improve user experience. In addition, the platform needs to be better optimised in terms of user interface and the rapid launch of new tokens in order to achieve long-term success in the broader market, as Hyperliquid does. However, GTE's design architecture, performance optimisation, and strong financial backing still give it a place in the highly competitive blockchain trading market. At present, GTE has successfully completed three rounds of financing, with major investors including Robot Ventures, Wintermute, Maven11, Flow Trades and other well-known institutions, with a total of $10 million, including $2.5 million in Echo platform financing. The co-founder of the project is Enzo, and no further information has been disclosed at this time. While GTE's testnet is not yet open, users can join a waitlist waiting for the public launch of the MegaETH testnet. (This article is only about early-stage projects and is not intended as investment advice.) )