💎 데시벨 — 최근 업데이트 정리

✅ 신규 업데이트
- 데스크톱: WalletConnect 지원
- 모바일: Phantom · Petra · Coinbase Wallet · OKX · Backpack · Nightly · Trust Wallet 지원

✅ 지난 달 주요 변경
- 펀딩비 매시간 정산으로 변경
- TradingView에서 TP/SL 직접 설정 가능
- 오더북 개선 + SUI 네트워크 연결 지원

✅ 참여 방법
- Decibel 가입 후 선물 거래
- 독도 이벤트 신청

💬 Comment
모바일 지갑 지원이 한번에 7개 추가된 건 접근성 면에서 꽤 큰 변화
펀딩비 매시간 정산도 단타 치는 입장에서 비용 계산이 편해지는 부분

#데시벨 #DOKDO #파밍

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💎 Decibel — Recent Update Summary

✅ New Updates

- Desktop: WalletConnect support

- Mobile: Phantom · Petra · Coinbase Wallet · OKX · Backpack · Nightly · Trust Wallet support

✅ Major Changes Last Month

- Funding fee settlement changed to hourly

- Direct TP/SL settings available in TradingView

- Order book improvements + SUI network connection support

✅ How to Participate

- Sign up for Decibel and trade futures

- Apply for the Dokdo event

💬 Comment

The addition of support for 7 mobile wallets at once is a significant change in terms of accessibility.

Hourly funding fee settlement also makes cost calculations easier for day traders.

#Decibel #DOKDO #Farming

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