Turbo price

From Surf to TurboFlow, like stepping from the rocks of Web2, a single foot into the deep sea of Web3. One-click migration, zero gas, the interface is ridiculously smooth. I didn't expect that the moment I migrated from Surf to Turbo, the experience was even smoother than I imagined. The term "retail-friendly" is not just a slogan. Lower barriers, lower fees, more flexible leverage. It's a bit like when Robinhood first became popular, or the feeling when Pinduoduo just emerged: retail investors can also engage in complex finance. What I find most interesting is its profit-sharing mechanism. It's a win-win for retail investors. Profit-sharing model, is a decentralized incentive structure. In the industry, this is actually a signal. The wave of full-chain integration has already begun. Future exchanges will be transparent, open, and on-chain. TurboFlow is a pioneer. In the PerpDEX space, from Hyperliquid to Aster to Lighter, each has its own style. But TurboFlow's unique point is: it truly works for retail investors, not against them. The Robinhood-style perpetual contract platform this narrative is starting to take shape. Some say that being on-chain is slow, expensive, and complex. But TurboFlow tells us with one upgrade that when the experience is smooth, fees are reasonable, and mechanisms are innovative, on-chain is the future of exchanges. I've been following Surf for a long time, to be honest, this upgrade is quite surprising. It directly jumps into a completely transparent, everyone can check it era. This feeling is like finally waiting for a team that truly works for retail investors. TurboFlow is not just a PerpDEX. It is a signal, a direction, a revolution for retail investors. Allowing everyone to trade like a professional player. The wave of retail investors has just begun.