SushiSwap V3 has made its grand entrance on the Avalanche (AVAX) blockchain, marking a significant milestone for traders and liquidity providers. With this latest release, users can seamlessly navigate the familiar UI of SushiSwap, combined with the newfound advantages of concentrated liquidity pools. Sushi Swap V3 is live on #Avalanche
To improve the sector’s overall capital efficiency, decentralized exchange SushiSwap has released concentrated V3 liquidity pools, on more than a dozen networks. According to a statement released by the exchange on Thursday, this is the largest-scale implementation of such pools to date. div align=”center”> Concentrated Liquidity, everywhere.Capital Efficiency, anywhere. 🔥
This weekend, security company PeckShield discovered a significant flaw in the DeFi protocol SushiSwap, namely in the ‘RouterProcessor2’ contract, which is used for trade routing on the SushiSwap exchange. In other words, consumers unwittingly give the exploiter access to their tokens by approving the fraudulent contract. PeckShield tweeted: “It seems
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has subpoenaed SushiSwap and its CEO, Jared Grey, shocking the cryptocurrency market. The firm is in the midst of conversations with the financial watchdog. And has so far refrained from making any public comments related to the probe. Moreover, Jared Grey reported on
Vortex Protocol was acquired by the widely used Ethereum-based decentralized exchange (DEX), SushiSwap today for an undisclosed sum. The on-chain trading platform, which will be rebranded as part of SushiSwap. Moreover, it will be built on Sei Network, a blockchain that employs Cosmos’s technology. In the future, users of the
The CEO of the most widely prominent decentralized platform, Sushiswap, Jared Grey has announced various awaited platform changes as well as a protocol 2023 roadmap. Sushi will become the market-leading DEX, with a focus on the user experience. Sushi’s CEO stated that a decentralized exchange (DEX) aggregator would be released
SushiSwap, a decentralized finance (DeFi) platform built on Ethereum, has decided to disable both its lending mechanism, Kashi, and its token launchpad, Miso. In contrast to centralized exchanges like Coinbase, SushiSwap was founded in 2020 and enables clients to swap, lend, and borrow cryptocurrencies. Using their own external wallets like
PancakeSwap is built on Binance Smart Chain and is a BEP20 token. CAKE’s primary function is to incentivize the platform to provide liquidity. Tokens used to fuel decentralized exchanges (DEXs) such as PancakeSwap CAKE/USD, Uniswap UNI/USD, and SushiSwap SUSHI/USD. The value of each token is based on the additional usefulness
SushiSwap is often referred to as a substitute for Uniswap by traders. Tokens may be stored in a single vault with BentoBox. SushiSwap has been named the top gainer of the week, exhibiting its dedication to keeping its platform updated. It is one of the few decentralized exchanges that can
Higher price rejection candles developed close below $9. The daily chart shows resistance at $11.5. Because of a growing number of bearish factors, the SushiSwap price action shows a struggle to maintain the current bullish trend. On the other hand, the daily chart shows a solid bullish bias that can
