Recently, I’ve been catching up on my favorite shows, and sequels like "Jujutsu Kaisen" and "One Punch Man" are coming out one after another, even "Fallout 2." This kind of effortless fun is simply the biggest comfort at the start of the year.

Coincidentally, I tried Ferra on Sui the other day, and the experience actually felt just like watching a satisfying anime—focused on one thing: "brainless and silky smooth."

In the past, when dealing with on-chain interactions, I had to keep an eye on slippage and calculate exchange rates, fearing MEV front-running.

Ferra gives me the feeling of an "invisible butler." As soon as you tap, its backend engines—DLMM and CLMM—start working furiously, automatically reallocating funds to the most efficient places.

This thing handles the dirtiest and most tiring algorithmic work, leaving only a "swap" button for the user.

Data doesn’t lie. During the Pre-TGE phase, trading volume hit $1 billion.

The lead investor, Comma3, previously invested in River. They have a sharp eye and tend to pick teams with strong execution.

In the Sui ecosystem, Ferra’s approach is very bold: it combines the rigor of a market maker with the community guild style.

Capital utilization is extremely high, unlike some protocols where all the funds just sit idle in pools, gathering dust.

If you’re looking for opportunities on Sui, projects that balance liquidity efficiency and early-stage dividends are worth keeping an eye on.

After all, a useful tool itself is the biggest Alpha.
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