2026-01-10 06:23:10

Want to know which DeFi projects on the Sui chain are the most worth paying attention to? Based on the comprehensive scoring data from CertiK Community Skynet, let's see how the leading players in the ecosystem are performing.

In terms of rankings, Haedal Protocol leads the first camp, demonstrating excellent security and community popularity. Following closely are Cetus and Bluefin, each excelling in market performance. Moving down, NAVI and Scallop are also making steady progress, with the ecosystem's completeness continuously improving.

CertiK's scoring system is quite comprehensive, not only considering project security audit results but also taking into account community building and market feedback, which better reflects the true development status of projects. If you're interested in the Sui ecosystem, you might want to check the updated detailed evaluations on the CertiK Community official website, where data updates are relatively timely.

By the way, Walrus Protocol, as a newcomer, is also continuously gaining popularity in its ecosystem, and its future ranking trend is worth watching. The ecosystem competition on the Sui chain is indeed intensifying, which is actually good news for users.

SUI0,79%

HAEDAL0,11%

CETUS1,38%

BLUE-1,06%

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OldLeekNewSickle

· 4h ago

CertiK's scoring system? Ha, it's just another set of "objective" rhetoric. A project with high community buzz is considered good, but I remember that last year, those with the highest buzz are now on the verge of zeroing out.

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GovernancePretender

· 01-10 14:46

Haedal Protocol is really hyped up, I need to check if it's truly that safe... Cetus and Bluefin are fighting quite fiercely, but the new contender Walrus is the one I should pay attention to, maybe there's a chance. I've been playing NAVI for a while, but I haven't delved deeply into Scallop, I need to catch up. CertiK's scoring system is definitely more reliable than just looking at audit reports, but I still need to verify it myself. With Sui ecosystem so competitive, in the end, the beneficiaries are still us users. Just wait and see if I can get a good deal.

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OnchainDetectiveBing

· 01-10 11:22

I believe in Haedal first, but whether Cetus and Bluefin are more attractive depends on your own risk appetite. Walrus, this newcomer, is indeed interesting; the track still depends on subsequent development. CertiK's rating system is indeed more reliable than just looking at audits. Scallop has been steady all along, with no big moves but a solid foundation. Intensified ecological competition is actually good news for retail investors; the more competitive the products, the better they become. But you still need to do your own research; don't just trust the rankings, on-chain data is the real truth.

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GweiWatcher

· 01-10 06:52

Is Haedal really that strong? I thought Cetus would stay firmly at the top... Honestly, Cetus and Bluefin are neck and neck in the fight. Who will ultimately come out on top depends on trading volume and user retention rate... The steady progress of NAVI and Scallop sounds a bit conservative. How are their actual growth figures... Walrus Protocol newcomer? I haven't paid much attention. Has anyone used it? How does it feel... CertiK's scoring system sounds reliable, but I don't know how the weights are allocated. The community buzz might be easily manipulated... Is the Sui ecosystem so competitive? Yet, user growth isn't much... How often is this ranking updated? It seems like I need to check regularly, or the information might become outdated...

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GateUser-9ad11037

· 01-10 06:45

Does Haedal really have that much fighting ability? It seems that Cetus is still more popular. --- Walrus's new project has some potential. If no issues arise later, it might really rise in rank. --- I looked at CertiK's rating system. It seems okay, but the data updates are a bit slow. --- Sui ecosystem is becoming competitive. For our users, that's definitely good news. --- NAVI and Scallop have been steadily progressing. These kinds of projects are the most reliable. --- How about Bluefin? Is anyone using it? --- It's the same old story of security audits and community buzz; in the end, market performance speaks.

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RetroHodler91

· 01-10 06:43

Haedal ranked first, but I haven't heard of it. Cetus and Bluefin are the real veterans, right? CertiK's scoring system is reliable, but it would be better if the data updates could be faster. I need to pay attention to this new Walrus project. If this pace continues, Sui's competition will indeed become fierce. Scallop seems to have little visibility. Is it steady progress or is the ecosystem not providing enough traffic? How's NAVI's TVL? Just looking at the score feels a bit虚虚. Sui's ecosystem explosion this wave presents profit opportunities, but I'm worried about rushing in. No matter how good the ranking sounds, actual returns are what really matter—that's the true test. It feels like CertiK is just advertising these projects, but it does have some参考价值. Haedal prioritizes security, right? Should I get on board and try my luck? Is the ecosystem's completeness really improving? It seems most projects are just big promises that look appealing.

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SatoshiNotNakamoto

· 01-10 06:34

Haedal is indeed top, but I still prefer Cetus's long-term fundamentals. However, who knows? We should pay more attention to this newcomer Walrus; it feels very promising. CertiK's rating system is reliable; finally, someone considers both security and popularity. Rankings change quickly; in half a year, it might be a completely different scene. Honestly, NAVI and Scallop are underestimated; I have already laid my plans. Intense ecological competition is actually a good thing; projects that emerge from it are the real deal.

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ZenMiner

· 01-10 06:27

Is Haedal so awesome? Gotta keep an eye on it, but I've already been playing Cetus for a while.

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