There's an interesting shift happening in how liquidity protocols are evolving on SUI. A new approach is combining multiple AMM models—DLMM, CLMM, and DAMM—all powered by a dynamic bonding curve mechanism. The idea is to tackle three pain points at once: deepening available liquidity pools, squeezing more capital efficiency out of existing assets, and delivering better trade execution whether you're a protocol builder or end user. This kind of architectural flexibility is becoming increasingly important as L1s compete for DeFi activity.
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wagmi_eventually
· 20h ago
This move on Sui is quite aggressive, with three types of AMM models all together. It sounds like they're really solving problems rather than just talking about it.
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BlockchainWorker
· 20h ago
SUI's recent moves are quite interesting, integrating multiple AMM models together... But honestly, it's still about competing for the liquidity pie. Let's see who can survive in the end.
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GateUser-cff9c776
· 20h ago
Hmm... it's another story about supply side efficiency, sounding like cosmetic surgery for liquidity pools, but the face remains the same.
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gas_fee_trauma
· 20h ago
SUI's recent move is quite aggressive, with three AMM models launching together... But to be honest, deep liquidity has always been a pseudo-demand.
There's an interesting shift happening in how liquidity protocols are evolving on SUI. A new approach is combining multiple AMM models—DLMM, CLMM, and DAMM—all powered by a dynamic bonding curve mechanism. The idea is to tackle three pain points at once: deepening available liquidity pools, squeezing more capital efficiency out of existing assets, and delivering better trade execution whether you're a protocol builder or end user. This kind of architectural flexibility is becoming increasingly important as L1s compete for DeFi activity.