SushiSwap to Launch New Products in 2025, Including Kubo, Blade, and Susa

Sushi’s chief exec, Jared Grey, has released a roadmap for 2025 that outlines a series of strategic product launches and ecosystem expansions.

Following a comprehensive governance overhaul in April, the Sushi DAO formalized its structure with the establishment of the Sushi DAO Foundation and Sushi Labs. This move aims to promote the DAO’s interests through a multi-token ecosystem, facilitating the launch of new products.

Sushi’s 2025 Strategy

Among the planned initiatives is the expansion of SushiSwap beyond Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) chains, with products like Wara on Solana, and the introduction of Susa, an on-chain order book perpetual DEX built on the N1 network.

Additionally, Sushi Labs will focus on advancing SushiSwap’s aggregation capabilities.

The product lineup for 2025 includes Kubo, a perps primitive for delta-neutral strategies, and Blade, a new AMM solution to combat MEV for blue-chip assets. Sushi also plans to scale the SushiSwap Aggregator by integrating more partners.

Treasury Diversification Proposal

The latest development comes days after SushiSwap proposed a major financial restructuring through its “Treasury Diversification Proposal.” The goal of the plan is to reduce SushiSwap’s reliance on its native SUSHI tokens and create a more stable and sustainable treasury. Currently, the Sushi DAO treasury is heavily dependent on SUSHI tokens, which makes it vulnerable to market fluctuations.

To address this, Grey has proposed liquidating a significant portion of the SUSHI holdings and reallocating the funds into a diversified portfolio. The new structure will dedicate 70% of the treasury to stablecoins such as USDC and USDT, ensuring liquidity and mitigating risks from market volatility. Another 20% will be invested in established cryptocurrencies, like Bitcoin and Ethereum, providing both diversification and potential growth opportunities.

The remaining 10% will focus on high-potential DeFi tokens, selected after careful risk analysis. If approved, the plan will be implemented gradually through dollar-cost averaging, minimizing market impact. The proposal will undergo a governance vote, allowing the Sushi community to have a say in the final decision.