Recently looked into the yield performance of the Ferra DeFi protocol, and the data in the pools is indeed worth paying attention to. Glancing at those APR numbers, you can tell this is not a typical liquidity mining scheme.
Interestingly, on the Sui chain, the integration of yield and trading is done very smoothly — it's not just mechanically stacking two functions together, but truly connecting liquidity and trading needs. This design logic is quite rare on other chains. If you're interested in the differences in DeFi ecosystem performance across various public chains, Sui's implementation approach is indeed a bit different.
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MemeCoinSavant
· 01-13 01:46
ngl, those sui apr numbers hitting different tho... the way they actually wove liquidity and trading together instead of just yolo-ing two features is lowkey genius. papers will be written about this paradigm shift fr fr
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DegenDreamer
· 01-12 05:51
Sui's design this time is really impressive; liquidity and trading are truly interconnected, unlike other chains that feel more rigid.
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GhostChainLoyalist
· 01-12 05:51
Sui's design is truly brilliant; Ferra's logic is much more elegant than the patchwork solutions of other chains.
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SillyWhale
· 01-12 05:50
This logic on Sui is indeed smooth, but how long can such a high APR last?
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APY_Chaser
· 01-12 05:49
The design on Sui is indeed impressive, but I'm a bit skeptical about whether those APR numbers can stay stable.
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GateUser-addcaaf7
· 01-12 05:39
This approach of the Sui chain really convinced me; it's truly not the typical clone-style mining.
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StakeHouseDirector
· 01-12 05:37
This set of logic on Sui is indeed clean and straightforward, much more comfortable than the clunky solutions on other chains.
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StakeOrRegret
· 01-12 05:36
The strategy on Sui is indeed fierce; liquidity mining is finally not so rigid anymore.
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Just looking at Ferra's APR data alone is overwhelming; you need to run a real test to see how much of it is real.
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Honestly, Sui's design logic is more thoughtful than other chains, truly streamlining the DeFi experience.
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The pool data looks good, but I’m still a bit cautious—there have been too many crashes with new protocols like this.
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Sui is definitely doing something different; other chain developers should learn from it.
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Ferra’s reward model is either genius or doomed to fail quickly—there’s no middle ground.
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Projects that truly connect liquidity and trading are rare; how is the Sui community reacting?
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With such high APR, my first thought is that the risk is also high—who dares to really go for it?
Recently looked into the yield performance of the Ferra DeFi protocol, and the data in the pools is indeed worth paying attention to. Glancing at those APR numbers, you can tell this is not a typical liquidity mining scheme.
Interestingly, on the Sui chain, the integration of yield and trading is done very smoothly — it's not just mechanically stacking two functions together, but truly connecting liquidity and trading needs. This design logic is quite rare on other chains. If you're interested in the differences in DeFi ecosystem performance across various public chains, Sui's implementation approach is indeed a bit different.