2026-01-19 19:45:11

Currently, many incentive programs are winding down one after another, but there are still quite a few projects on the Sui chain worth experiencing. Ferra is very interesting—it’s not just a simple DEX, but essentially building a set of liquidity infrastructure systems.

From an architecture perspective, Ferra integrates various market-making mechanisms such as CLMM, DLMM, and dynamic fee rates, aiming to maximize capital efficiency. The core innovation lies in closely combining trading, liquidity provision, and community interaction, following a socialized DeFi approach. This idea is quite fresh—it not only pursues trading depth but also enhances user stickiness and ecosystem vitality through social bonds. For users, projects with high engagement usually have more mature mechanism designs and are worth paying attention to.

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TokenomicsTherapist

· 7h ago

Socialized DeFi is indeed an interesting direction, but honestly, it still depends on whether liquidity can really pick up. Ferra's CLMM+DLMM combination sounds flashy, but the key is to see how the actual user experience turns out. Incentives are almost gone, and those entering now are true believers. Data at this point is actually the most honest. I just want to know, can projects with strong community interaction really retain people long-term, or is it just a gimmick? With so many projects on the Sui chain, why can Ferra survive? To be honest, I'm tired of hearing the phrase "maximizing capital efficiency." Let's see if I can maximize my returns first. The combination of social + DeFi is always perfect in papers, but once launched, it's a whole different story.

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ForkTongue

· 7h ago

Decentralized socialized DeFi sounds really promising, but the key is whether it can retain users. Ferra's approach is quite interesting; refining liquidity infrastructure can indeed create a competitive edge. Projects that keep updating and iterating after incentives are more reliable. Adding CLMM and DLMM with dynamic fee rates—it's either innovative or just a mechanism stack; can it work? Community interactions are all superficial; ultimately, it depends on whether trading depth can be practically utilized. With so many projects on Sui, why should Ferra make me switch wallets? High stickiness ≠ high returns; probably only through painful lessons can this be truly understood.

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SelfStaking

· 7h ago

Socialized DeFi, to put it simply, is still about building communities. Just stacking technology without popularity is pointless. --- Ferra's idea is indeed interesting, but I'm worried it's just another PPT project. The real liquidity depends on the data. --- CLMM and DLMM working together sounds good, but I wonder how the actual experience will be. --- Another project that aims to be both a DEX and social platform—can we stop playing with concepts and focus on solid fundamentals first? --- Wait, strengthening social bonds to increase stickiness? I've heard this pitch too many times haha. --- During the gap period after the incentive program ends, new projects on Sui are definitely worth exploring. --- Maximizing capital efficiency sounds good, but you'll only know how it works after trying it yourself. --- It feels like the Sui ecosystem has been really competitive lately, with all kinds of innovative architectures piling up.

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WhaleMinion

· 7h ago

Socialized DeFi is indeed an interesting direction, but to be honest, there are very few projects that can continue to be played after the incentives run out. Ferra's liquidity infrastructure doesn't seem overhyped; it has some substance. Wait, can the combination of CLMM and DLMM really create differentiation, or is it just the old approach with a different shell? Projects on Sui are all about boosting community interaction, but what really retains people are the yields. I believe in the idea of linking trading with social aspects; it's definitely smarter than pure exchanges. However, high participation doesn't equal mature mechanism design; be careful not to get caught off guard. Ferra is worth trying, at most it’s just the Gas cost. Projects that seem promising don’t look like just gimmicks to attract users like some other projects.

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