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PCE Insights | The Next Evolution of DEX Aggregation The future of decentralized trading may depend not only on how much liquidity exists, but also on how trading systems access it. On October 22, 2026, Uniswap Labs announced the launch of Aggregator Hooks for Uniswap v4. The update enables external liquidity sources to be represented as v4 pools, allowing trading routes to consider liquidity from both native pools and supported external sources. According to the official announcement, seven external sources were available at launch across Ethereum mainnet, Base and Robinhood Chain. A New Approach to Liquidity Access Traditionally, decentralized trading liquidity has been distributed across multiple protocols and trading venues. This creates challenges for trading systems seeking to compare available execution opportunities. Aggregator Hooks introduce a different architectural approach. Instead of treating every external liquidity venue as an entirely separate integration, supported sources can be accessed through a common pool interface. This allows the routing system to consider multiple liquidity sources when constructing a transaction. Why This Development Matters The significance goes beyond adding another trading feature. It highlights several important considerations for digital asset exchange infrastructure: Unified Liquidity Access Common interfaces can simplify how supported liquidity sources are incorporated into trading systems. Routing Architecture Transaction routing can evaluate different available sources when determining an execution path. Execution Efficiency Access to more liquidity sources may create additional execution opportunities, although actual results depend on pricing, fees and market conditions. Infrastructure Flexibility Modular designs can make it easier for trading systems to evolve as new liquidity sources emerge. The PCE Industry Perspective From PCE's perspective, this development offers an interesting example of how decentralized trading architecture continues to evolve. As digital asset markets become more sophisticated, the design of liquidity access and order-routing systems will remain an important area of industry research. The next stage of digital asset exchange infrastructure may be shaped not only by the number of available markets, but also by how effectively trading systems can evaluate and access them. More liquidity sources create more possibilities. Better routing architecture determines how those possibilities can be explored. PCE | Global Digital Asset Market Insights #PCE #DigitalAssets #DEX #LiquidityAggregation #OrderRouting #BlockchainInfrastructure

# PCE Industry Observations | When AI Agents Become Users of On-Chain Services As artificial intelligence and blockchain technology continue to evolve, a new use case is emerging for digital asset infrastructure. Historically, digital asset services have been designed primarily for human users. Users have typically been required to actively access systems, review information, confirm transactions, and execute various operations. However, with the advancement of AI agent technology, certain digital processes can now be executed autonomously. **On October 15, 2026, a new blockchain infrastructure service was officially launched.** Ankr announced the rollout of a blockchain data access service based on the x402 protocol, with initial support for the Monad network. Through this service, AI agents can pay for access—using USDC on a per-request basis—to retrieve data such as blockchain transaction records, account balances, and the state of smart contracts. This signifies that some digital asset infrastructure services have begun to support paid requests initiated autonomously by software. ## From Manual Operation to Automated Service Traditional digital asset services generally require users to manually complete a series of steps. The emergence of AI agents introduces a new execution model for specific digital business processes. Once granted appropriate authorization and subject to defined operational limits, AI agents can access data, pay for services, and carry out automated workflows based on pre-set tasks. This shift raises several new questions: How can digital asset infrastructure support more frequent, micro-scale payments? How can automated systems securely manage transaction permissions? How can blockchain data services accommodate real-time requests initiated by machines? These questions are becoming a new focal point for research into digital financial infrastructure. ## PCE Industry Observations From the perspective of PCE’s industry observations, the convergence of AI agents and digital asset infrastructure represents a new frontier worthy of long-term attention. In the future, participants in the digital asset market may extend beyond individuals, merchants, and institutions to include automated software systems operating within clearly defined, authorized parameters. It is important to note, however, that automated payments are not identical to automated asset trading. Furthermore, current technological progress does not imply that AI agents have become primary participants in digital asset trading markets. What truly warrants attention is this: **Digital asset infrastructure is currently exploring ways to support a new form of economic activity—digital transaction processes that are initiated, authorized, and executed by software.** PCE will continue to monitor developments in this space and their potential impact on the global digital asset market. **PCE | Global Digital Asset Market Observations**

PCE Industry Insight | Digital Asset Exchange Services Enter a New Phase Prioritizing Market Responsibility As the global digital asset market continues to evolve, the industry's focus is shifting. In the past, discussions often centered on transaction speed, cross-chain efficiency, liquidity, and the circulation capabilities of digital assets. However, recent international regulatory developments indicate that the digital asset market is facing another critical challenge: How can the industry enhance market transparency, operational accountability, and risk management while continuing to innovate? On October 12, 2026, the Financial Stability Board (FSB) released its latest research on the cross-border risks associated with global stablecoin arrangements. Concurrently, European regulators have further clarified the regulatory requirements for digital asset service providers engaged in stablecoin operations. These developments reflect the fact that the evolution of the global digital asset market extends beyond mere technological innovation. As digital asset services expand across various countries and markets, service providers must navigate diverse regulatory requirements, risk management standards, and transparency obligations across different jurisdictions. From PCE’s perspective, the long-term development of digital asset exchange services requires a balance between transaction efficiency and the implementation of transparent, reliable operational mechanisms. In the future, competition within the digital asset market will likely hinge not only on providing a seamless exchange experience but also on the ability to adapt effectively to a changing market landscape and evolving industry standards. Technology drives transaction growth, transparency builds market confidence, and accountability mechanisms underpin the industry's long-term development. PCE | Global Digital Asset Market Insights

PCE Industry Insight | From Trading to Commerce: Stablecoins Are Entering the Real Economy For a long time, the primary use cases for stablecoins were concentrated in the digital asset market. They were utilized for trading, asset exchanges, and transferring value between different digital assets. However, a noteworthy shift is now underway: Stablecoin usage is gradually moving beyond "digital asset trading" and into "real-world commercial activity." 🌍 From Trading Needs to Commercial Needs Recent industry data shows that enterprises are increasingly exploring stablecoin applications in areas such as cross-border commerce, corporate settlement, treasury management, and payments. This implies that the value proposition of stablecoins may be evolving. In the past, the focus was largely on: "What can be traded using stablecoins?" Now, however, more enterprises are asking: "How can stablecoins facilitate the flow of value?" According to the latest data from Visa, the company has over 160 stablecoin-linked card programs, with related payment volumes surging nearly 200% year-over-year; approximately 17% of stablecoin-linked card transaction volume in the 2026 fiscal year to date has originated from corporate and commercial card programs. (Source: Visa Investor Relations) These figures reflect more than just a change in payment methods. What is even more significant is that: Digital assets are aligning with real-world commercial needs. Enterprises deal with substantial flows of value every day, including: Supplier payments Corporate expenses Cross-border trade Treasury management Global payments and settlements These activities often span different countries, currency systems, and markets. As digital assets enter these real-world commercial scenarios, the market's focus is likely to shift from: "What exactly is a digital asset?" to: "What practical needs can digital value address?" 💡 Real-World Demand Is Becoming a Key Variable This is a shift that warrants long-term attention from the digital asset industry. A mature digital asset ecosystem cannot rely solely on asset issuance or market trading. It requires genuine use cases and sustained transactional demand. From the perspective of PCE’s industry insights, as stablecoins increasingly penetrate global commercial scenarios, the digital asset market may see the emergence of more complex value flows: Commercial Demand → Digital Value → Market Liquidity → Global Settlement This implies that digital asset infrastructure will face more than just a growing volume of assets in the future; It must also accommodate genuine transactional needs arising from diverse countries, enterprises, markets, and commercial contexts. The next phase of digital assets may well be defined by real-world utility. Industry evolution is raising an increasingly critical question: Are digital assets merely objects of trading, or can they be genuinely utilized? As more enterprises leverage digital asset infrastructure for cross-border commerce, treasury management, and payments, the gap between digital assets and the global real economy will narrow further. From trading to commerce. From digital asset trading to meeting real-world commercial needs. This shift could prove to be a pivotal development to watch in the next phase of the digital asset market. PCE | Tracking the evolution of the global digital asset market and real-world transactional needs. #PCE #Stablecoins #DigitalAssets #GlobalCommerce #DigitalPayments #CrossBorder #DigitalEconomy

Global Markets Never Sleep. Neither Should Value. Digital markets now operate across continents, time zones and blockchain networks — 24 hours a day. As stablecoins, tokenized assets and blockchain-based financial infrastructure continue to expand globally, a larger question is emerging: How can value move efficiently across markets that never truly close? The next generation of digital infrastructure will increasingly need to connect: Global Liquidity · Multiple Networks · Different Markets · Real-Time Settlement This is bigger than faster transactions. It is about building an increasingly connected financial environment where digital value can move across networks, markets and borders with greater efficiency. At PCE, we continue to follow this evolution of global digital asset infrastructure — particularly the growing convergence of liquidity, interoperability, routing and settlement. Different markets. Different networks. One increasingly connected digital economy. #PCE #DigitalAssets #GlobalLiquidity #CrossChain #Stablecoins #Interoperability

Cross-Chain Is Entering a New Stage As digital assets expand across multiple networks, cross-chain infrastructure is evolving beyond basic connectivity. The focus is increasingly shifting toward verification, efficient routing, security, and reliable settlement — building better pathways for value to move across the multichain ecosystem. At PCE, we continue to follow the evolution of cross-chain liquidity and infrastructure as the digital asset ecosystem develops. Connecting networks is only the beginning. Building better pathways for value to move is the next step. #PCE #CrossChain #Interoperability #DigitalAssets #Liquidity #Blockchain

How Do PCE Merchant Levels Work? Merchant levels within PCE are designed around participation in the liquidity service ecosystem — including matching opportunities, service-fee rules and applicable referral mechanisms. In this video, Sofia Martínez from the PCE Product & Service Team walks through the merchant-level structure and explains: 🔹 How service fees relate to completed, eligible liquidity matches 🔹 Why matching opportunities may differ between merchant levels 🔹 How merchant-level upgrades work under current platform rules 🔹 How referral-based qualification differs from paid level upgrades 🔹 When an eligible ecosystem referral reward may apply One point is especially important: An available matching opportunity is not the same as a completed match, and an example calculation is not a guarantee of future results. Actual participation depends on real exchange demand, available liquidity, matching conditions and the applicable platform rules at the time. The purpose of the merchant-level system is to define how different levels can participate within PCE's liquidity service network — not to promise a fixed outcome. ▶️ Watch the full video for a step-by-step explanation of the current merchant-level mechanism. PCE | Connecting Real Exchange Demand with Available Liquidity. #PCE #Liquidity #DigitalAssets #MerchantNetwork #CrossChain #BlockchainInfrastructure

What goes on behind the scenes of a digital asset exchange? 🔍 While digital asset exchanges may appear simple on the surface, multiple infrastructure layers work in concert behind every single trade request. In this video, Daniel Hoffmann from the PCE Product & Technology team explains the end-to-end process of how PCE handles trade requests: Trade Request → Liquidity Sourcing → Matching → Routing → Settlement When a trade request is initiated via the PCE API, the system evaluates relevant asset, network, and liquidity data to facilitate matching and routing. However, infrastructure must be more than just efficient; it should also be transparent and understandable. Users can view transaction details through the information provided by PCE. For transactions that support on-chain lookups, users can also independently verify the data using the corresponding blockchain explorers. Our technical philosophy is clear: Enhance connectivity efficiency. Improve information clarity. Make verifiable data easier to validate. ▶️ Watch the video to explore the mechanics behind the trades. PCE | Connecting liquidity, routing trade requests. #PCE #DigitalAssets #CrossChain #Liquidity #BlockchainTech #DigitalInfrastructure

Why Does PCE Need Liquidity Providers? 🌐 Every digital asset exchange begins with demand — but demand alone isn't enough. For an exchange to take place, the required assets also need to be available on the appropriate network when they are needed. This is where liquidity providers play an important role. PCE focuses on connecting real exchange demand with available liquidity resources through its matching and routing infrastructure. In this video, Matteo Bianchi from the PCE Market Liquidity Pool Team explains: • Why liquidity matters to digital asset exchange • How liquidity connects with real exchange demand • The role liquidity providers play within the PCE ecosystem • Why understanding the underlying transaction flow matters before participating For PCE, liquidity is not simply about assets being available. It is about making liquidity available where real exchange demand exists. ▶️ Watch the video to understand the role of liquidity providers within the PCE network. PCE | Connecting Liquidity with Real Exchange Demand. #PCE #Liquidity #LiquidityProviders #DigitalAssets #CrossChain #BlockchainInfrastructure

Why PCE Exists: From Local Exchange to a Global Liquidity Network 🌐 Traditional currency exchange has always depended on something fundamental: Demand needs liquidity. A local exchange shop connects people who need to exchange currencies with the assets required to complete those transactions. Digital assets introduce a different possibility. Exchange demand can originate across different platforms, markets and blockchain networks — while available liquidity may exist somewhere else entirely. In this video, Sofia Martínez from the PCE Product & Service Team explains the idea behind PCE and how we are exploring a more connected approach to digital asset liquidity. Through API connectivity, liquidity matching and routing, PCE is designed to connect available digital assets with real exchange demand across a broader network. The concept is simple: Local Exchange → Connected Liquidity → Global Digital Asset Demand The goal isn't simply to have assets sitting in different places. It's to build infrastructure that helps available liquidity and real exchange demand find each other more efficiently. ▶️ Watch the video to learn why PCE exists and how we think about the future of digital asset liquidity. PCE | Connecting Liquidity with Real Exchange Demand. #PCE #Liquidity #DigitalAssets #CrossChain #BlockchainInfrastructure #DigitalEconomy

The most important part of a digital asset exchange may be the part you never see. A simple Asset A → Asset B exchange can depend on an entire infrastructure layer working behind the scenes. Liquidity Connection → Order Matching → Cross-Chain Routing → Settlement PCENEXUS focuses on connecting fragmented liquidity and real exchange demand across different chains, platforms and markets. To the user, the experience should feel simple. Behind that simplicity is a network designed to help digital value find a more efficient path. PCENEXUS | The Invisible Layer of Digital Asset Exchange. #PCENEXUS #CrossChain #Liquidity #DigitalAssets #BlockchainInfrastructure

Liquidity Has Value Only When It Can Be Found. 🔎 Across the digital asset market, liquidity is distributed among different blockchains, platforms, providers, and markets. The real challenge isn't always creating more liquidity. It's discovering the right liquidity when real exchange demand appears. This is an important part of what PCENEXUS is building toward — an infrastructure network where fragmented liquidity and real asset exchange demand can connect more efficiently. When a request enters the network, the goal is not simply to “execute a trade.” It is to help different components work together: Demand → Liquidity Discovery → Matching → Routing → Settlement The result is a different way of thinking about digital asset infrastructure: Liquidity should not remain isolated. Demand should not search blindly. Networks should not operate as disconnected islands. When these elements become more connected, digital value has more pathways to move. PCENEXUS | Turning Fragmented Liquidity Into Connected Possibility. #PCENEXUS #Liquidity #CrossChain #DigitalAssets #BlockchainInfrastructure #Web3 #DigitalEconomy

PCENEXUS EVOLUTION FROM DATA TO GLOBAL LIQUIDITY From Understanding the Market to Connecting Global Digital Asset Liquidity PCENEXUS was not built in a single step. Its evolution reflects a continuous journey from understanding digital asset markets, to enabling cross-chain asset movement, building liquidity infrastructure, and ultimately connecting global exchange demand with available liquidity. 2021 | STARTING WITH DATA DATA & MARKET INFRASTRUCTURE PCENEXUS began by focusing on digital asset market research, data analysis, market insights, and API-related services. At this stage, the goal was not simply to build another digital asset platform, but to understand how the market operates and what truly enables assets to circulate efficiently. 2021 — Understand the Market 2023 | FROM DATA TO CROSS-CHAIN FROM DATA TO CROSS-CHAIN As digital assets expanded across different blockchain networks, the demand for moving assets between chains continued to grow. PCENEXUS extended its capabilities from data services into cross-chain technology, exploring how assets could move more efficiently between different blockchain ecosystems. This marked an important transition: From understanding the market to enabling assets to move. 2023 — Move Assets 2024–2025 | FROM CROSS-CHAIN TO LIQUIDITY FROM CROSS-CHAIN TO LIQUIDITY As cross-chain services developed, another important challenge became increasingly clear: moving assets across chains was only part of the solution. Efficient exchange also requires sufficient and accessible liquidity. PCENEXUS therefore began connecting cross-chain capabilities with market exchange demand and liquidity supply, gradually developing a broader liquidity infrastructure. 2024–2025 — Build Liquidity 2026 | A STRATEGIC SHIFT FROM CROSS-CHAIN OPERATOR TO LIQUIDITY SERVICE PROVIDER In 2026, PCENEXUS entered a new stage of development. Through API integrations, external digital asset platforms and related services could connect real exchange demand to the PCENEXUS liquidity network. The business model began evolving from operating cross-chain services toward providing liquidity infrastructure for a broader range of digital asset exchange scenarios. 2026 — Open the Infrastructure 2026 | OPENING LIQUIDITY PARTICIPATION PCENEXUS continued to develop its liquidity merchant network, creating a clearer connection between: Exchange Demand → PCENEXUS → Liquidity Merchants → Faster Exchange → Service Fees The objective is to make liquidity participation easier to understand while connecting market exchange demand, platform infrastructure, and available liquidity. SEPTEMBER 2026 | A NEW STAGE FOR PCENEXUS RESTRUCTURING & BRAND EVOLUTION As the business model evolved, PCENEXUS completed a broader restructuring and integration of its operations. The brand, domain, related corporate information, and compliance materials were updated to reflect the new business structure and future direction. September 2026 therefore represents a new stage in the evolution of PCENEXUS, rather than the beginning of the team's journey in the digital asset industry. TODAY | PCENEXUS CONNECTING GLOBAL DIGITAL ASSET LIQUIDITY Today, the direction of PCENEXUS is increasingly clear: Connecting global digital asset exchange demand with available liquidity. Through API connectivity, liquidity infrastructure, matching capabilities, and an expanding liquidity merchant network, PCENEXUS is moving from a single platform toward a broader infrastructure network. NEXT | THE GLOBAL LIQUIDITY NETWORK The next stage is about creating more connections: More API Integrations → More Exchange Demand → More Regions → More Liquidity Merchants → More Available Liquidity The evolution continues. 2021 — Understand the Market 2023 — Move Assets 2024–2025 — Build Liquidity 2026 — Open the Infrastructure SEP 2026 — PCENEXUS Brand & Business Evolution NEXT — Connect Global Liquidity

Before the Swap Happens, the Network Is Already Working. ⚡ A digital asset exchange may look simple from the user's perspective: Asset A → Asset B But behind that single request, multiple processes may need to work together. Liquidity must be discovered. Orders need to be matched. Cross-chain routes need to be evaluated. Settlement needs to be completed. This is where PCENEXUS focuses its infrastructure. Rather than simply creating another place to trade, PCENEXUS is designed around the network behind the transaction — connecting fragmented liquidity, real exchange demand, routing and settlement. One request. Multiple resources. One connected process. The simpler a transaction feels, the more important the infrastructure behind it becomes. PCENEXUS — Making Complexity Work Behind Simplicity. #PCENEXUS #CrossChain #Liquidity #DigitalAssets #BlockchainInfrastructure #OrderMatching #Web3 #FinTech

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