I recently experienced the actual operation process of this project and encountered a few frustrating issues.

First is the deposit step. The supported three chain addresses are all different, which can be confusing for first-time users. You need to be extra careful here, confirm each one individually, and proceed step by step.

What made me even more uncomfortable was the trading slippage. Taking the USDT to BNB swap as an example, I used 12 USDT to exchange, and ended up losing over 4 USDT. At first glance, I didn't pay close attention, and only realized the loss after the fact. This suggests that the liquidity or fee structure of the trading pairs might still have room for optimization.

During the trading process, I also encountered a failed Aster transaction. The failure reason was not clearly indicated, and this kind of uncertainty definitely affects the user experience.

Another rather ridiculous issue was the interface language. After selecting Chinese, I couldn't understand it anymore, feeling like it was just a direct translation, with technical terms and expressions sounding very awkward. The localization work in this area still needs to be strengthened, and user-friendliness can be improved.

Overall, from chain selection to trade execution and interface design, the entire process still has quite a few details to improve. These small pitfalls add up and can significantly impact the experience for new users.