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Perp DEX platform Pacifica launches RWA trading fee 50% discount, concurrently hosting TradFi vs DeFi trading competition

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On March 24, Pacifica—a perpetuals trading platform built on the Solana ecosystem—announced a 50% discount on transaction fees for its RWA market this week. Any RWA asset transaction on the platform qualifies for the 50% fee cut. The promotion runs from 9:00 AM Beijing time on March 24 through 9:00 AM Beijing time on March 31. Separately, Pacifica previously launched the “TradFi vs DeFi: Market Wars” trading competition. Participants can select from different asset categories to compete, and the winning side will split a prize pool of 300,000 points. Entries for the competition close at 10:00 PM Beijing time on April 6. (Users can access Pacifica via app.pacifica.fi/?referral=pacbot.)
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