DeepBook vs Liquid Staking vs SushiSwap
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Comparison Summary
DeepBook, Liquid Staking and SushiSwap each address unique challenges in the web3 ecosystem, offering complementary strengths for builders. DeepBook is an open-source decentralized limit order book and trading protocol built on the Sui blockchain. Lido is a liquid staking protocol that enables secure, decentralized, and liquid staking of Ethereum and other PoS tokens. SushiSwap is a decentralized exchange and DeFi platform supporting over 30 chains with a powerful aggregator for optimal trading rates. Together, these tools serve different but overlapping user needs, making them valuable components in a modern web3 development stack.
| At a Glance | |||
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| Key Features | |||
| Core Capabilities | On-chain Limit Order Book, Token Minting and Deposits, CLI-based Interaction | Multichain Support, Open-Source SDK and Smart Contracts, Governance by Lido DAO | Cross-chain swaps, Liquidity provision and staking, Open-source platform |
| Chain Support | +3 | ||
| Best For | DeFi Developers, Infrastructure Developers | DeFi Developers, Infrastructure Developers | DeFi Developers, Cross-chain/Bridge Developers |
| Pricing | |||
| Free Tier | Open Source | Standard | Free |
| Paid Features | — | — | — |
| Custom Plans | — | — | — |
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