Tags: SUSHI

SushiSwap’s 2025 roadmap expands with products like Kubo, Susa, and Blade, aiming to improve DeFi with cross-chain integration.

The monthly trading volume on decentralized exchanges (DEX) in November increased to $29 billion, bouncing back from a multiyear low recorded in September.

Multiple decentralized applications using Ledger’s connector library have been compromised, including SushiSwap and Revoke.cash.

Sushi is set to test Bitcoin swaps on 30 different blockchains using the interpretability protocol ZetaChain.

Decentralized exchange Sushi will test native Bitcoin DeFi functionality that promises to allow users to swap BTC across 30 blockchain networks.

Sushi claims to be the first and largest Ethereum-native decentralized exchange (DEX) to deploy on Linea.

SushiSwap Goes Beyond Ethereum Compatibility, Announces Integration With Aptos

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The move to Aptos is the first time DEX has been accessible on a blockchain that is not compatible with the Ethereum Virtual Machine.

The latest integration represents the first non-EVM chain for Sushi.

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SushiSwap brings liquidity pools, cross-chain swaps and its DEX aggregator to the Core blockchain ecosystem.

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Barely three days after SushiSwap was exploited for $3.3 million, the protocol has come up with a reimbursement plan.