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Sarah Chen

Sarah Chen

Nationality: Australia Bio: Sarah Chen specializes in DeFi protocols, smart contracts, and Layer-2 solutions. Based in Melbourne, she brings technical expertise and clear communication to complex blockchain topics. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from the University of Melbourne and worked as a blockchain developer for three years before transitioning to technical writing. Her hands-on experience with Ethereum, Solana, and other platforms allows her to explain intricate concepts in accessible language. Since joining MEXC Learn in 2022, Sarah has focused on making blockchain technology understandable for all users, covering topics from DeFi yield farming to zero-knowledge proofs. Areas of Expertise: - DeFi Protocols - Smart Contract Analysis - Layer-2 Solutions - Blockchain Infrastructure - Protocol Security

Recent Articles

Contango vs Backwardation: Why USO Can Perform Differently From WTI Crude Oil

Contango vs Backwardation: Why USO Can Perform Differently From WTI Crude Oil

Summary Two investors can have the same view on the long-term direction of crude oil and still experience different results depending on the shape of the futures curve. The two most important terms

How Does USO Track WTI Crude Oil? Futures Contracts, Monthly Rolls and the 2026 Roll Schedule

How Does USO Track WTI Crude Oil? Futures Contracts, Monthly Rolls and the 2026 Roll Schedule

Summary The United States Oil Fund (USO) does not track WTI by buying and storing physical barrels of oil. Instead, it primarily uses WTI-related futures contracts. USCF's current objective is for

Why Does OIL(USOON) Track USO? Tokenized Fund Premiums, Discounts and Price Differences Explained

Why Does OIL(USOON) Track USO? Tokenized Fund Premiums, Discounts and Price Differences Explained

Summary OIL(USOON) is designed to provide economic exposure linked to USO, not to directly reproduce the price of one barrel of WTI. There are actually two tracking relationships: WTI futures → USO

USO vs OIL(USOON): What’s the Difference Between the United States Oil Fund and Tokenized USO?

USO vs OIL(USOON): What’s the Difference Between the United States Oil Fund and Tokenized USO?

Summary USO and OIL(USOON) are economically connected but structurally different products. USO, or the United States Oil Fund, LP, is an exchange-traded commodity pool whose shares trade on NYSE

How to Convert USDT to OIL(USOON) on MEXC: Spot Convert Guide

How to Convert USDT to OIL(USOON) on MEXC: Spot Convert Guide

Summary OIL(USOON) is the MEXC display ticker for Ondo's tokenized product linked to the United States Oil Fund, LP (NYSE Arca: USO). Eligible users can use MEXC Convert to exchange USDT for

How to DCA Into OIL(USOON) on MEXC: A Step-by-Step Spot DCA Guide

How to DCA Into OIL(USOON) on MEXC: A Step-by-Step Spot DCA Guide

Summary Dollar-cost averaging (DCA) divides an intended allocation across multiple purchases instead of investing the full amount at one entry price. MEXC supports USOON (OIL) among its Ondo

How to Buy OIL(USOON) on MEXC: Step-by-Step Guide

How to Buy OIL(USOON) on MEXC: Step-by-Step Guide

Summary OIL(USOON) is an Ondo tokenized product linked to the United States Oil Fund, LP (NYSE Arca: USO). MEXC currently provides the trading pair: OIL(USOON)/USDT Trade OIL(USOON)/USDT on MEXC The

What Is OIL(USOON)? Ondo Tokenized United States Oil Fund Explained

What Is OIL(USOON)? Ondo Tokenized United States Oil Fund Explained

Summary OIL(USOON) is the ticker used by MEXC for USOon, an Ondo tokenized product linked to the United States Oil Fund, LP (NYSE Arca: USO). The complete economic chain is: WTI Crude Oil ↓ NYMEX WTI

What Is USO? United States Oil Fund, WTI Futures, Roll Strategy, Contango and Risks Explained

What Is USO? United States Oil Fund, WTI Futures, Roll Strategy, Contango and Risks Explained

Summary The United States Oil Fund, LP (NYSE Arca: USO) is an exchange-traded commodity product designed to provide daily exposure related to the price of light, sweet crude oil delivered to Cushing,

Pre-IPO Futures vs. Standard Stock Futures: What Changes When a Company Goes Public

Pre-IPO Futures vs. Standard Stock Futures: What Changes When a Company Goes Public

MEXC lists Pre-IPO futures on companies that have not yet gone public. Once the IPO completes, MEXC converts that contract into a standard stock futures contract automatically. The two look nearly