Ekubo v3 is launching on all EVM chains at the start of December. This is the most bullish catalyst Ekubo has ever had, and almost nobody has noticed yet. Why this is ultra-bullish in 2 minutes. First, because this will fix two long-standing issues 1. Some LPs have complained about Ekubo’s fee policy (fees applied on withdrawals when removing liquidity from a position). With this V3 launch, each licensee can now set its own protocol-fee parameters through its own positions contract, completely independent from Ekubo’s own economics. 2. Ekubo has 0 marketing or mindshare today, but licensed projects (including large brands like SushiSwap) will indirectly expand Ekubo’s visibility. Every new Ekubo-powered AMM is effectively free distribution for the Core. Second, because everything will be automatically aggregated under a single Core. Even if each licensee has its own UI, branding, and economics: > Liquidity is deposited once into Core pools, and all licensees tap into the exact same liquidity. So LPs deposit in one place, but serve order flow from the entire ecosystem. > As more licensees adopt Ekubo, TVL concentrates in one AMM engine, making it a prime routing target for aggregators, which increases flow and fees for all instances. > Traders on any instance always benefit from the shared, unified liquidity of Core, regardless of where they trade. Meaning better pricing for them. > Builders don’t need to rebuild AMMs or re-implement complex math. They can simply reuse Ekubo Core and extensions, offering the most gas-efficient AMM on the market while inheriting all existing liquidity of the Ekubo’s ecosystem and integrations for free. Third, because this will significantly expand Ekubo’s market share. > Ekubo Core is launching permissionlessly on all EVM chains in December. Starting from here, any project can deploy it, at the same addresses, without authorization. > @SushiSwap is already confirmed as the first licensee: it will use Ekubo tech, while sharing revenue with Ekubo DAO through the license. For context, Sushi has processed ~$250B in volume and generated ~$130M in revenue since launch. Last, with the new optimizations introduced in V3, Ekubo is arguably the most efficient AMM on the market. Ekubo is offering to traders and LPs: > Ultra-fine ticks (1/100th of a basis point), far more granular than Uniswap, giving LPs and traders extremely precise pricing, approaching CEX-level accuracy. > Native support for multiple curve types, including stableswap-style pools for stablecoins and correlated assets (e.g., wBTC/solvBTC). > Aggressive gas optimizations at the Core level, through bit-packing, custom price encoding, and tightly engineered hot paths, which is crucial for aggregators and high-frequency routing. > Shared liquidity further reduces gas usage, since all licensees route through a single Core and avoid redundant ERC-20 transfers across AMMs. All of that means: more TVL for Ekubo, more volume, more revenue, more buyback of Ekubo. And $EKUBO is still at $40M MC/FDV. nfa dyor stay safu