2026-01-10 07:29:09

Cetus officially launched DLMM (Dynamic Liquidity Management Mechanism) in the second half of the year, a liquidity solution designed specifically to address market volatility.

The core advantage of DLMM is that both liquidity providers and traders can benefit from it. Specifically, LPs can precisely adjust their capital deployment positions based on market conditions, rather than being forced to spread liquidity indiscriminately; traders gain access to smarter trading depth. The biggest innovation of this mechanism is "strategy awareness"—the system can understand what the market is doing, rather than responding rigidly.

Compared to traditional uniform liquidity models, DLMM makes capital allocation proactive and flexible. Running this system on the Sui chain offers obvious speed and cost advantages. Especially during periods of high volatility, this dynamic adjustment capability becomes particularly important—LPs are no longer passively accepting slippage and impermanent loss but can better control risk and return through strategic parameters.

This is a substantial upgrade to the DeFi liquidity model, and it is worth paying attention to its application performance within the Sui ecosystem.

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FUD_Whisperer

· 8m ago

DLMM sounds good, but can LP really make money or is it just another scheme to cut leeks? --- By the way, can the Sui chain rise this time? Feels like the hype is pretty average. --- The term "strategy awareness" is well-chosen, but I wonder how practical it is in actual use. --- There's finally a solution for impermanent loss, but how frequently do the parameters need to be adjusted? --- Cetus is launching new stuff again. Is this truly innovation or just a rebrand to sell the same thing again? --- Running on Sui is fast, but it depends on whether the ecosystem projects are enough to support it. --- LP can now control risks themselves, which really changes the game. No more freeloading platforms. --- Dynamic liquidity sounds advanced, but it really depends on whose strategy parameters are set more aggressively. --- For this setup to be popular, it still depends on whether the trading depth is sufficiently active. --- Again, it's Sui and new mechanisms. Feels like I've seen this narrative several times before.

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GasWaster

· 01-10 19:14

This DLMM sounds good, but can it really help LPs lose less money? I'm still a bit skeptical. --- Another scheme claiming to solve impermanent loss, probably just another excuse to get caught again later. --- I believe Sui chain is fast, but is the liquidity depth really that smart? Doubtful. --- Precise adjustment of fund positions? Easy to say, but in practice, you still have to bet on the right direction, uh... --- Wow, promoting the Sui ecosystem again. Let's see if it can really take off. --- LPs controlling risk? I think it's still up to ourselves not to operate blindly. No matter how smart the mechanism is, it can't save greedy people. --- How much better is DLMM compared to Uniswap's system? How much Gas fee can it save? --- Dynamic liquidity sounds impressive, but ultimately it depends on whether the trading volume is enough, right? --- Cetus is launching something new again. Is this real innovation or just hype? Let's see in the second half of the year. --- It seems all DeFi projects are claiming their mechanisms can optimize returns. But in reality...

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SatoshiSherpa

· 01-10 07:59

Finally waited for DLMM. The previous feeling of being forced to spread liquidity was really annoying. Cetus has indeed found the right direction this time; dynamic adjustment capability is the key. The speed of the Sui chain combined with this mechanism makes LP no longer the big loser. To be honest, DLMM is about giving the control back to the players; before, they could only be passive victims. This is the correct way to unlock liquidity. It seems Cetus didn't waste all these years of development.

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FUDwatcher

· 01-10 07:59

Sounds good, but can LP really achieve stable profits? Or is this just another beginning of being exploited again?

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ZkProofPudding

· 01-10 07:57

Really, can DLMM actually prevent LP from impermanent loss friction? I'm a bit interested in trying it out. Dynamic adjustment sounds good, but I don't know how to set the parameters... Running DLMM on the Sui chain is indeed fast, and the cost is attractive. This time Cetus didn't boast; it really is an upgrade. Strategy awareness? Still depends on actual yield data to speak. Feels like another prelude to a wave of harvesting, but it’s quite interesting. Isn't that right? Liquidity management is becoming more complicated, small retail investors probably can't handle it. For the Sui ecosystem to take off, such innovative mechanisms are needed. LPs finally don’t have to lie flat and passively take hits, thumbs up. I like this logic, but I wonder if there’s some fluff in the implementation...

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ZeroRushCaptain

· 01-10 07:56

Ha, "strategy awareness"? I feel like this is just a fancy way of saying a high-level money grabber for the naive.

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ArbitrageBot

· 01-10 07:38

Another so-called revolutionary mechanism. To be honest, I'm a bit numb to it. Wait, what does "strategy awareness" mean? Can it really understand the market? DLMM sounds good, but is the Sui ecosystem's user base enough? LP finally doesn't have to be dragged on the ground by impermanent loss. I support this. Did Cetus get serious this time? It feels like there hasn't been much movement before.

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GmGmNoGn

· 01-10 07:31

This thing is really much smarter than the rigid model of Uniswap. DLMM sounds good, but will LPs really make money, or is it just another harvest? Sui chain is fast, but I'm worried about liquidity being too scattered, and trading depth remains an issue. Impermanent loss is indeed annoying. It would be great if it could be controlled through parameters. Wait, is this system friendly to small LPs? Or is it just a playground for big players? So this is the direction of DeFi evolution, now I understand. Stop bragging, give some data. How is the actual return rate?

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