📉 $SUSHI — What’s happening now
SushiSwap (SUSHI) is under pressure: according to recent tracking, the token is down sharply over the past year, losing more than 60-70% in value.
- A key concern: its “total value locked” (TVL) has collapsed from over $8 billion in 2022 to around $100 million in late 2025 — a 98–99% drop.
- That collapse reflects shrinking liquidity and reduced user activity — major risks for any decentralized exchange.
🔄 What SushiSwap is doing — and why it matters
SushiSwap underwent a leadership change recently: Alex McCurry (founder of Synthesis) acquired 10 million SUSHI tokens and took control on December 1, 2025, aiming to steer the protocol toward recovery.
On December 4, a governance proposal was introduced to increase annual SUSHI emissions from 1.5% to 5%, intended to fund protocol-owned liquidity (POL) and improve core pool liquidity.
At the same time, SushiSwap’s 2025 roadmap outlines ambitious product launches — including new tools like on-chain order book DEX, cross-chain integrations (e.g. on Solana), and a new AMM model to eliminate MEV on “blue-chip assets.”
⚠️ What’s still uncertain / risk factors
Despite the roadmap and leadership change, demand for SUSHI remains quite weak: technical-analysis models show bearish sentiment — e.g. projected average price through end of 2025 stays below $0.33, with only modest upside and support zones around $0.30-$0.32.
High emissions risk diluting the value of existing tokens if liquidity and usage don’t rebound.
Competition is intense: other DEXs on newer chains, plus the overall volatility & macroeconomic uncertainty in cryptocurrencies — SushiSwap must deliver real usage and adoption to recover.
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