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Sushi plans to release multiple products such as Solana blockchain trading platform Wara in 2025

Sushi plans to release multiple products such as Solana blockchain trading platform Wara in 2025

Renata2024/12/09 03:14
SushiSwap was created by Chef Nomi (pseudonym), a fork of Uniswap source code, and is a decentralized exchange based on an automated market-making system.
 
On December 8th, Sushi CEO Jared Grey posted on social media that he plans to release multiple products in 2025, including: Wara (wara.exchange): a new comprehensive trading experience based on Solana; Susa (susa.exchange): a new on-chain order book perpetual DEX launched by Sushi; Kubo (kubo.bid): a new perpetual contract native product launched by Sushi Labs, which launches new markets through delta-neutral strategy; Blade (part of SushiSwap): a new LVR AMM solution that eliminates MEV of blue-chip assets; SushiSwap aggregator: the product is already in production, but will expand its distribution by integrating new partners.
 
In addition, Jared Grey hinted at future airdrops.
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