Sushi reveals new roadmap

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Sushi just rolled out a roadmap for its future, promising to “Swap Everything.”

The plan also includes features like a Native DEX ecosystem and opportunities for community engagement.

Sushi’s fresh direction

The decentralized exchange shared its vision for future development. With a catchy slogan like “Swap Everything,” the firm wants to improve liquidity access big time.

“The recently released Route Processor is not just an upgrade – it’s leveling up our multi-chain capabilities x10. It scours the market to find the best routes, delivering top-tier liquidity, competitive rates, and access to more tokens than ever. Our swap and aggregation stack is unmatched… with liquidity from hundreds of sources and deepest pools.”

Cloudy sky

But let’s be honest, Sushi might need a major makeover to reclaim its spot as a leading DEX.

Its SUSHI token hit rock bottom in June, and since then, bearish signals raised concerns among community members about the platform’s technical issues.

In September, Sushi tried to turn things around by launching Dojo, a memecoin launchpad to preventing pump-and-dump schemes in the crowded memecoin market. Unfortunately, this move barely nudged SUSHI’s price.

A fresh technical update could be just what they need to spark long-term interest again, or at least, this is the most common hope now.

New infrastructure, new possibilities?

The SUSHI token has been struggling lately. In just the last 24 hours, it dropped over 5% and is currently, in the time of writing is trading at $0.75.

Sushi’s roadmap puts a spotlight on the Route Processor, which aggregates liquidity from 35 different blockchains and builds on the existing DEX infrastructure.

The announcement promised increased convenience for users, more options, and lower costs due to these upgrades.

Sushi is also working on creating an ecosystem of Native DEXs, which are integrated platforms tailored for specific networks.

By offering a wide range of services on these affiliated platforms, Sushi hopes to attract new users, new investments, thus, growing business.

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