Recently, I rediscovered the SUI ecosystem and unexpectedly found a very early project with a TVL that grew by 1172.53% in one month, currently reaching $5.45 million. Such explosive growth usually indicates backing from institutional capital or large liquidity inflows.



I looked into the project's revenue structure, and liquidity providers for the SUI-USDC trading pair are currently earning approximately 11% annualized yield. This is still somewhat attractive for DeFi users engaged in stablecoin pair trading—especially in the current low-interest-rate environment.

Early-stage ecosystem projects often have significant growth potential, but the risks are also considerable. Rapid increases in TVL may indicate high market enthusiasm, but it's equally important to pay attention to the project's actual use cases and long-term sustainability. Users interested in DeFi yields can keep an eye on opportunities in such emerging liquidity pools, but it is recommended to conduct thorough risk assessments before participating.
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TokenomicsDetectivevip
· 4h ago
11% annualized? It depends on how sustainable it is; otherwise, it's just the prelude to a rug pull.
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LiquidationWatchervip
· 4h ago
This data is pretty intense—up 1172% in a month? Gotta see if there's really something behind it or if it's just another round of cutting the leeks...
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MidnightGenesisvip
· 4h ago
On-chain data shows that the deployment time of the contract behind this surge is quite suspicious. We need to dig deeper to see who's really manipulating it. An 11% annualized yield sounds attractive, but high returns in stablecoin pools usually imply something... You get it, right? We should check for hidden risks. It's worth noting that I've seen many cases of TVL skyrocketing, and quite a few have ended in rug pulls. It's more reliable to analyze the code.
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token_therapistvip
· 4h ago
1172% increase sounds outrageous, but early-stage projects like this are really just gambling... Institutional entry doesn't necessarily mean safety. It seems like SUI is indeed showing some movement, and the 11% annualized return looks good, but I'm still a bit hesitant. After all, a surge in TVL often signals that the bag holders are entering. These kinds of new projects are either get rich quick or go bankrupt, with no middle ground... I'll wait and see more calmly.
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FloorSweepervip
· 4h ago
1172% increase is a bit outrageous, is it real... Be careful of rug pull projects Wait, 11% annualized? Is there still such a yield now? Need to see what kind of black technology it is Institutional entry does have some credibility, but the SUI ecosystem still needs to be observed further As for the TVL surge, nine out of ten times it crashes, so I’d better be cautious Basically, it’s a gamble on whether you can hit the right rhythm. If you ask me, it’s too high risk
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rugged_againvip
· 4h ago
1172%? Oh my god, that's an outrageous increase. Should we expect a dump next month?
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SelfCustodyBrovip
· 5h ago
It's another high-growth small project. An 11% annualized return sounds tempting, but I'm still a bit hesitant. That 1172% increase is probably just hot money speculating; once institutions take their profits, they'll probably run. There are so many early projects in the SUI ecosystem. How many of them will actually survive?
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