Bluefin expands DeFi ecosystem, suiUSDT and stSUI are both launched
Recently, the Bluefin platform has launched two innovative liquidity solutions, suiUSDT and stSUI, to bring high-yield opportunities to users and further enhance the liquidity support of the Sui ecosystem. Bluefin announced the launch of suiUSDT supported by Sui Bridge. Users who deposit suiUSDT can enjoy an annualized return (APR) of over 40%. With Sui Bridge, users can easily bridge assets and participate in liquidity pools to earn additional income.
In addition, stSUI, jointly launched by Bluefin and its partner AlphaFi SUI, has been launched recently. The total funds in the stSUI liquidity pool have exceeded 10 million US dollars. This move not only provides users with a stable income option, but also further consolidates the liquidity foundation of the Sui ecosystem. The launch of suiUSDT and stSUI demonstrates Bluefin's positive role in promoting the development of decentralized finance (DeFi), while bringing users more flexible asset management and income opportunities.
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