Cetus Protocol Merge Yields Release

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24

Event date

Monday 24 November 2025, UTC

Event description

Cetus Protocol is rolling out the Merge Yields feature on November 24, 2025. This new release allows users to claim all their liquidity provider (LP) earnings consolidated as a single mainstream asset, simplifying the yield claiming process. The event is hosted by Cetus Protocol and is primarily a software release upgrade within their DeFi ecosystem. Participation involves using the Cetus Protocol platform where liquidity is provided.

Recent News

In recent months, Cetus Protocol has focused on enhancing user experience and yield optimization features. The Merge Yields release is part of this ongoing effort, following updates on cross-chain capabilities and integrations designed to increase liquidity and user engagement. No major partnerships or network-wide upgrades were announced directly linked to this release.

Future Plans

Cetus Protocol aims to continue improving yield management features and expand the utility of their assets across different blockchains. The protocol is said to focus on cross-chain interoperability and increasing TVL through user-friendly DeFi products.

Community Sentiment

Mixed to Positive—some users appreciate the simplification of claiming LP yields while others await more detailed info on supported mainstream assets and performance. Community reactions include comments like "Glad to see easier yield claiming," and "Hope it supports more assets soon."

Risk Disclaimer

As this release affects token earnings and yield claims, it may influence token price and liquidity, so users should exercise caution and review protocol updates thoroughly.

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Cetus Protocol (CETUS) Events List

Cetus Protocol LWA–SUI Pool Mining

Event Details: Cetus Protocol has launched mining incentives for liquidity providers (LPs) in the LWA–SUI pool on their platform. This event, starting on September 23, 2025, includes gaming elements to encourage participation. The incentives aim to boost yield farming opportunities specifically for those providing liquidity in this pool on the Cetus decentralized exchange within the Sui blockchain ecosystem. Participation involves adding liquidity to the LWA–SUI pool and engaging with Cetus Protocol's platform on-chain.Recent News: In the last three months, Cetus Protocol has focused on expanding liquidity mining programs and enhancing cross-chain interoperability. Partnerships with projects like LumiWave have helped integrate tokens such as LWA into Cetus pools, increasing user engagement. The launch of the LWA–SUI pool mining incentives marks a significant step in Cetus’s roadmap for DeFi enhancement.Future Plans: Cetus Protocol aims to grow its decentralized exchange's liquidity pools and integrate more game-like features for user engagement. Upcoming goals include more incentive programs across multiple pools and continuous improvements to user experience and smart contract functionality on the Sui network.Onchain Data: * Tokens unlocked: Not publicly available. * TVL: Not publicly available. * 24h / 7d transaction volume: Not publicly available. * Wallet growth / new wallets: Not publicly available. * Staking participation: Not publicly available. * Contract interaction counts: Not publicly available. * Exchange inflows/outflows: Not publicly available.Community Sentiment: Positive — The community on Twitter shows enthusiasm for the new mining incentives with users appreciating the innovative gaming elements integrated into liquidity mining. Comments include "Great to see gaming elements in DeFi!", "Excited to farm LWA–SUI on Cetus", and "This should boost LP activity and token utility."Risk Disclaimer: This event may impact the price of LWA and SUI tokens due to new liquidity incentives and potential shifts in staking behavior. Participants should consider these factors as part of their investment decisions.

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September 23

Cetus Protocol Pool UI Upgrade

The Cetus Protocol has launched an upgrade to its pool user interface (UI) featuring a new vertical liquidity chart view. This upgrade aims to provide liquidity providers (LPs) and traders clearer and more intuitive visualization of market liquidity. The upgrade event was announced via a Twitter post from Cetus Protocol on October 16, 2025. The event is categorized as a software release. Recent News In recent months, Cetus Protocol has focused on improving user experience and interface features to enhance trader and LP engagement. The latest UI upgrade is part of these efforts to make market data more accessible and intuitive. There are no additional major announcements or partnerships linked directly to this UI upgrade available in the public domain. Future Plans Cetus Protocol's roadmap suggests continuous improvements to its decentralized exchange platform, including further UI enhancements, better liquidity tools, and expanding protocol functionalities to support more assets and user trading features. Onchain Data No verifiable onchain metrics available. Community Sentiment The sentiment around the UI upgrade is positive to neutral, with community members appreciating the clearer market visualizations. Some users noted the improvement helps in making trading and liquidity providing decisions easier. Quotes from the community include: "Love the new liquidity chart, really helps with market insights." "Cleaner UI, much easier to navigate for LPs now." "Hope they keep improving these visuals, it's a good step forward." Risk Disclaimer This UI upgrade is primarily a user interface improvement and does not directly change tokenomics or introduce financial risk, though improved UI could influence user engagement and trading activity. Sources used https://x.com/CetusProtocol/status/1978661348713386225

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