Sonic CSO officially announced that it will no longer renew its contract with market maker Wintermute, ending the exclusive partnership that lasted for five years. The Sonic team will turn to a market maker that can provide "MM++" services, hoping that the new partner will not only provide support for centralized exchanges, but also actively participate in the construction of the DeFi ecosystem, support application growth, host global community events, and maintain open and positive communication with the team.
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