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Sushi (SUSHI), the native token of popular decentralized exchange SushiSwap, has experienced an extraordinary surge in price, gaining nearly 20% in the past 24 hours amid a wider recovery on the DeFi market. This robust performance is being fueled by an inflow of funds into the platform, with trading volumes showing a significant increase.
Sushi's Q2 update showcases the meteoric rise of V3 with an impressive TVL surge while raising questions about its impact on overall growth.
Obviously, the SEC's latest indictments against centralized crypto-exchanges like Binance and Coinbase has affected the entire crypto market a bit, but while SUSHI is dropping in price, it does seem to be registering increases in monthly volume on the DEX.
The emergence of Decentralised Autonomous Organisations (DAOs) on the blockchain has been a game-changer, ushering in a new era of decentralized community administration.
As new DEXes emerge, Curve Finance's dominance wanes. The performance of its stablecoin, crvUSD, could be a game-changer in reclaiming its position in the DEX space.
Despite increased activity on decentralized exchanges, popular DeFi tokens have failed to see significant price growth, with market caps declining to a fraction of their all-time highs.
SushiSwap's latest offering will bring the added feature of concentrated liquidity pools to the Avalanche network.
SushiSwap V3 launches on Avalanche, revolutionizing DeFi with concentrated liquidity pools. LPs gain greater control and earn enhanced rewards with SushiSwap V3 on Avalanche.
Sushi noted that its team had been working secretly on building an aggregation router for a while now as it is part of the platform's bigger vision for 2023.
Two decentralized finance projects are butting heads over a governance proposal that could see the recovery of 40 ETH stolen in Sushiswap's April hack.
The Fantom Foundation – the team developing the Fantom blockchain – removed millions of dollars in liquidity from a trading pool for the native token of Multichain on Wednesday, compounding concerns over the cross-chain bridging protocol's stability.
The price of SUSHI, the native token of SushiSwap, a decentralized exchange, is down 45% from February 2023, when prices peaked at $1.63, the highest level in six months. SushiSwap Token Redesign This contraction is despite the successful implementation of a proposal to redesign SUSHI's tokenomics, making SUSHI, a governance token, more deflationary.
According to recent data, spot trading on popular exchanges such as Binance and OKX has fallen by 46.9% and 36% over the last month.
Lido DAO governance is currently deliberating on a proposal that would see the return of funds that ended up in its execution layer rewards vault following a SushiSwap attack that resulted in a $3.3 million loss last month.
Lido DAO governance is voting on whether to return funds that ended up in its execution layer rewards vault following a SushiSwap attack that resulted in a $3.3 million breach last month.
SushiSwap, a popular decentralized exchange (DEX), is launching its concentrated liquidity pools on 13 networks, per a recent statement. SushiSwap's Concentrated Liquidity Pools This marks the most comprehensive deployment of concentrated liquidity pools, or V3 pools to date, and SushiSwap is the first DEX to offer such a broad coverage.
Decentralized exchange SushiSwap has launched concentrated liquidity pools, V3, across more than a dozen networks in a move aimed at boosting capital efficiency across the sector.
The new liquidity pools aim to help users reduce financial risks and increase their profits across networks.
SushiSwap CEO Jared Grey took to Twitter to lay down the DEX's roadmap, aimed at increasing its market share, addressing governance-related issues and improving security.
Changes to the protocol's “Chef” contracts are intended to make it more decentralized and secure.
Decentralized exchange (DEX) Sushiswap [SUSHI] launched a claims portal, allowing victims of the RouteProcessor2 exploit to claim their lost funds.
SushiSwap head chef Jared Grey stated on Twitter that the bug in SushiSwap RouterProcessro2 is now fixed, users have been funded, and his team is focusing on long-term viability.
SushiSwap is looking to shake off its recent security exploit with a string of updates — including the adoption of Uniswap V3.
Trading activity on the Arbitrum network increased and consequently led to an increase in user activity on the SushiSwap. Thus, no other DEX was able to outperform it.
