Many people think "smart money copy trading" is just a tool for short-term trading, but OKX DEX's recently updated address radar feature is actually giving us an important hint: The perspective of on-chain transactions is being redefined by products. In the past, those who could first discover smart money addresses often relied on scripts + databases + internal groups. Such information was opaque and had an extremely high threshold. The market pain points are three: Address updates are too fast for retail investors to keep up High tracking costs for multiple tokens and chains Ordinary users lack analysis paths and don't understand how to read address behaviors OKX DEX's address radar has done something meaningful: Transforming work that only data engineers could do into a feature component accessible to everyone Supporting batch tracking of multiple smart money addresses, categorized by Token, with one-click copy trading Providing address grouping capabilities, more like a personal on-chain watchlist Combining with the original trading functions, it has begun to build an integrated "trading + analysis" entry From a functional design perspective, OKX is not just trying to be an exchange, but is filling the on-chain cognitive gaps for retail investors through data tools. Such tools not only improve operational efficiency but also provide more people with a "cognitive handle". From a trend perspective, this feature signals three changes: On-chain intelligence is becoming democratized Perspectives previously only available to those who could write scripts can now be obtained with a single click. DEX's functional boundaries are breaking through Not just trading, but becoming an on-chain behavior research center. You're a trader on CEX, a hunter on DEX. AI + data tools combination will become infrastructure In the future, we might only need to choose tags and risk preferences, and an Agent could compile a set of smart money addresses, automatically tracking and executing strategies. This radar feature is not a plugin, but the embryonic form of a behavioral insight system. The next wave of DEX might not rely on "depth", but on "insight". It's no longer about "which Token has potential", But "who sees the opportunity first".

Who saw the opportunity first?