According to official sources, Sushi has announced the launch of Susa, a derivative trading DEX based on Layer N. Susa will use Layer N's Nord engine, allowing the platform to process over 100,000 transactions per second with a latency of less than 1 millisecond. This transaction speed will enable DEX to compete with CEX in terms of performance. Susa is planning to launch on the testnet in the first half of this year. The beta registration is now available on the official website. Layer N is an innovative L2 based on Ethereum StateNet, designed as a custom and optimized rollup network supported by a shared communication and liquidity layer.
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