HAQQ Network, a blockchain entity driving a decentralized ecosystem, will end support for SushiSwap on its L1 chain by the end of 2025. This decision comes as HAQQ is transitioning to a state-of-the-art L2 platform, Haqq Ethiq. As HAQQ Network revealed at This development also highlights the requirement for liquidity providers to extract positions within the current time frame to ensure uninterrupted asset access.
📢 Notice: Support for SushiSwap in HAQQ L1 will end by the end of the year.
Liquidity providers must withdraw their positions within the available withdrawal period.
Details: https://t.co/rqXLEieiwh
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HAQQ ends support for SushiSwap on L1 during transition to Haqq Ethtiq L2
The end of SushiSwap support on HAQQ Network’s L1 means a transition to Haqq Ethiq L2. However, HAQQ L1 will continue to operate as a permissionless and open chain. Even then, SushiSwap’s swaps and liquidity routing will no longer be available after the closing date.
As a result, HAQQ L1-based liquidity providers will be required to remove LP positions from their pools before ultimately ceasing pricing, trading, and other activities via SushiSwap. HAQQ also assures consumers that their funds are safe on-chain, and timely withdrawals are encouraged to avoid last-minute complications and congestion. This step emphasizes a systematic evolution in the network lifecycle, allowing HAQQ to focus economic activity and liquidity on a relatively efficient and scalable infrastructure.
Improving consumer experience and scalability with cheaper and faster transactions
By focusing on the next-generation Haqq Ethiq L2, HAQQ Network says it is poised to enable seamless tradability, configurability, and listability of assets across liquidity venues and AMMs. This development is expected to result in faster execution, reduced fees, and a comprehensive consumer experience. Ultimately, each migration positions HAQQ to provide a relatively user-centric, scalable, and more efficient blockchain environment.
