DeepBook unveils leveraged range trading app on SUI Network

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Sui Network launches Sui Spheres, controlled execution environments letting institutions run private multi-party workflows while staying connected to the Sui ecosystem. The Sui Foundation went public Wednesday with details on Sui Spheres, a product three years of institutional hesitation arguably made inevitable. Most enterprises building on blockchain have faced the same wall. Full public exposure […] The post Sui Network Launches Spheres: Private Workflows That Still Talk to the World appeared first on Live Bitcoin News.

The Sui Network is moving to redefine the balance between transparency and confidentiality by integrating native private transactions directly into its core protocol. Unlike traditional systems where transparency is the default, Sui aims to make confidentiality a built-in feature, eliminating the need for users to rely on external tools. Why Sui’s Native Privacy Upgrade Matters For Blockchain Adoption The SUI network is preparing to make a move in blockchain infrastructure by embedding native private transactions directly into its base protocol in 2026. Crypto analyst Kyle Chasse highlighted that, unlike traditional approaches, this model requires no optional privacy tools and no separate privacy layer, with transaction details visible only to the sender and receiver by default. Related Reading: SUI And USDC Now Power Real-World Transactions On RedotPay Mysten Labs Chief Product Officer, Adeniyi Abiodun, believes privacy is essential for mainstream blockchain adoption, particularly in

The post DeepBook suffers $239.7K bad debt – What it means for leveraged DeFi appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. DeepBook’s leveraged trading infrastructure faced mounting pressure after its USDC margin pool became undercollateralized on the 9th of May. On a post on X, the protocol announced that around 3:18 AM UTC, the imbalance generated nearly $239,700 in bad debt. Source: X The disruption unfolded as collateral values deteriorated faster than DeepBook’s liquidation engines could react during volatile conditions. Withdrawal thresholds near 2.0x and liquidation targets around 1.25x briefly failed to absorb the shock. That weakness exposed how rapidly leverage can destabilize shared liquidity pools once volatility accelerates. However, protocol solvency remained intact as the insurance fund fully restored affected balances without user losses. That response prevented broader contagion across DeepBook’s roughly $16 million ecosystem liquidity, while reinforcing how liquidation latenc