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No. Since Full Sail is deployed on the Sui blockchain, assets from other networks must be bridged to Sui using the official Sui Bridge before they can be used in swaps or liquidity pools.
Full Sail currently supports bridging from Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, Polygon, and Avalanche.
Only supported token pairs can be traded. The available pools depend on liquidity deployment and bridged asset availability on Sui.
Swap fees are adjusted dynamically based on trading volume, liquidity depth, and volatility in each liquidity pool.
Yes. Like any AMM, slippage can occur depending on trade size, pool depth, and market activity. You can set a maximum slippage tolerance during the swap.
Your liquidity becomes inactive. It will remain in the pool but will no longer be used for swap execution or fee accrual. You can withdraw or reallocate it to a new price range.
Yes. Concentrated liquidity positions require active management. If market prices move outside your defined range, your liquidity will be idle until you reallocate it.
veSAIL holders predict the trading volume for specific liquidity pools during the upcoming epoch. Emissions are distributed based on the vote weights, and voter rewards are determined by how closely their predictions align with actual volume.
You will still receive a share of trading fees, but your reward will be reduced based on how far your prediction deviates from the actual pool volume. Accurate predictions earn a greater share of rewards.
Yes. Rewards are distributed per epoch and only to veSAIL holders who actively submit volume predictions during that epoch. If you don’t vote, you won’t receive any share of trading fees for that period.
Yes. All smart contracts deployed by Full Sail undergo independent third-party audits prior to release. Additional layers of monitoring are built into the system to flag anomalous on-chain behavior.
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