It’s never been a better time to launch a new product than during the hackathon. At Sui’s Overflow, the first global virtual hackathon hosted by Sui, we introduced the liquidity bootstrap system (LBP) aimed at helping projects on Sui launch tokens with ease and flexibility.

In a previous article, we showed you how to use fixed-point numbers in Sui Move by borrowing Aptos’s math library and placing it into your folder with minimal tweaks.

If you’re building a project on Sui with the Move language, you might sometimes wonder how to handle fractions, starting from basic operations like 1.5+2.4 to more complex ones like exponentiation, such as 100^0.5

Our team has just returned after participating in Paris Blockchain Week 2024, which was hosted in the beautiful city of Paris. Held beneath the iconic Louvre Museum.

At Legato, we have built a protocol to serve liquid stakers with various vaults to meet specific needs. The vault we just launched helps secure APY for liquid SUI tokens, able to maintaining a fixed rate of 4% for a year.

At the time of writing, nearing the end of Q1/2024, the team is being prepared for the Paris Blockchain Week trip in early April, sponsored by the Sui Foundation.

Today, we are excited to bring you the key highlights of the mainnet version that will be launching in the coming weeks.

At Tamago Labs, we strive to deliver innovative applications and tools for emerging blockchains like Sui, Aptos, Tezos, Oasys and Astar which currently lack some of the tools and utilities available on their networks.

We’d like to introduce StakedSui.info, our new open-source public good project that enables tracking staking rewards on each validator and the entire system, including staking volumes and other necessary information.

It’s never been a better time to launch a new product than during the hackathon. At Sui’s Overflow, the first global virtual hackathon hosted by Sui, we introduced the liquidity bootstrap system (LBP) aimed at helping projects on Sui launch tokens with ease and flexibility.

In a previous article, we showed you how to use fixed-point numbers in Sui Move by borrowing Aptos’s math library and placing it into your folder with minimal tweaks.

If you’re building a project on Sui with the Move language, you might sometimes wonder how to handle fractions, starting from basic operations like 1.5+2.4 to more complex ones like exponentiation, such as 100^0.5

Our team has just returned after participating in Paris Blockchain Week 2024, which was hosted in the beautiful city of Paris. Held beneath the iconic Louvre Museum.

At Legato, we have built a protocol to serve liquid stakers with various vaults to meet specific needs. The vault we just launched helps secure APY for liquid SUI tokens, able to maintaining a fixed rate of 4% for a year.

At the time of writing, nearing the end of Q1/2024, the team is being prepared for the Paris Blockchain Week trip in early April, sponsored by the Sui Foundation.

Today, we are excited to bring you the key highlights of the mainnet version that will be launching in the coming weeks.

At Tamago Labs, we strive to deliver innovative applications and tools for emerging blockchains like Sui, Aptos, Tezos, Oasys and Astar which currently lack some of the tools and utilities available on their networks.

We’d like to introduce StakedSui.info, our new open-source public good project that enables tracking staking rewards on each validator and the entire system, including staking volumes and other necessary information.