TechFlow news, according to on-chain data, CZ used his donation address at 00:29:20 today to swap 1 BNB for 5,387.79 TST tokens.
During the transaction process, CZ commented, "Decentralized exchanges (DEX) are really much harder to use... It took me 27 minutes to complete a test buy... And I still haven't figured out how to add liquidity to the pool. Plus, everyone is watching your moves on-chain while you're operating."
In addition, in response to community members asking why he purchased TST, CZ replied that TST is a test token, used purely for testing purposes.
CZ posted on his social media platform: "This is my first time using AMMs, liquidity pools, and so on. I've never used a DEX before—I've always used CEXs. I wanted to put some BNB into the TST liquidity pool as a test. I had seen a Pancake demonstration before. It looked simple. So I didn't refer to any video tutorials. I wanted to see what the first-time experience would be like.
As a beginner, I have to say the DEX user experience can be improved significantly. There might have been bots trying to front-run my publicly visible address transactions (or any large transaction), and everyone could monitor what I'm doing in real time. Well, there's still a lot to work on."
