SUNSwap is the dominant decentralized exchange on TRON and the trading layer of the SUN.io ecosystem, spanning four Uniswap-style AMM versions (V1/V2 constant-product, V3 concentrated liquidity, V4 Singleton/Hooks) governed by SUN DAO under a Curve-style veSUN voting model.
SunSwap runs four Uniswap-style AMMs on TRON. Compare how the same LP capital behaves as V2 full-range vs V3 concentrated.
Uniswap V3 concentrated liquidity (live 28 Jun 2023). LPs pick a price range and stack all their capital into it — far deeper depth at the price, but it earns nothing once price leaves the range.
Tighten the range to concentrate the same capital — deeper depth, higher efficiency.
Bigger swaps push price impact up on both versions.
Move the market price away from where the LP deposited — past ±range, V3 falls out.
V3 concentrates the same capital, giving 8.8× the depth at the current price and proportionally lower slippage.
V2 spreads capital across every price from 0 to ∞, so nearly all of it sits idle. V3 lets an LP place the same capital in a narrow band around the price — the tighter the band, the deeper the book and the more fees per dollar.
Concentration is not free depth. A tight V3 range earns big fees while price stays put, but drops out of range on a move — freezing the position into one asset with no fee income until price returns or the LP rebalances.
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TRON users needed a deep, on-chain spot market for TRC-20 tokens and stablecoins (USDD, USDT, USDJ, USDC, TUSD) without paying CEX listing or withdrawal fees, plus a way to provide liquidity and capture fee yield with TRON-native energy efficiency.
SUNSwap ships four parallel AMM versions (V1 CPMM TRX↔TRC-20, V2 generic CPMM, V3 concentrated liquidity, V4 Singleton/Hooks) plus a Curve-style stableswap, governed by SUN DAO via veSUN gauge voting and partly funded by a SunPump-financed SUN buyback-and-burn flywheel.
The dominant DEX on TRON (>$100M TVL on V3 alone, ~$1.35B 30-day V3 volume) with a Curve-style veSUN model, a deflationary buyback engine funded by sister meme-launchpad SunPump, and TRON-native energy optimisations that materially lower per-swap cost vs. EVM DEXes.
SUNSwap is a DEX protocol operating on Tron. SUNSwap is the dominant decentralized exchange on TRON and the trading layer of the SUN.io ecosystem, spanning four Uniswap-style AMM versions (V1/V2 constant-product, V3 concentrated liquidity, V4 Singleton/Hooks) governed by SUN DAO under a Curve-style veSUN voting model.
SUNSwap ships four parallel AMM versions (V1 CPMM TRX↔TRC-20, V2 generic CPMM, V3 concentrated liquidity, V4 Singleton/Hooks) plus a Curve-style stableswap, governed by SUN DAO via veSUN gauge voting and partly funded by a SunPump-financed SUN buyback-and-burn flywheel.
DeFi Sentinel rates SUNSwap BBB with a safety score of 65/100, indicating moderate risk. The score reflects five risk dimensions: smart contract & technical risk, economic design & market risk, governance & centralization, sustainability & competitive position, and reputation & social trust. SUNSwap has 2 audits on record. DeFi Sentinel's analysis flagged 4 high, 5 medium, 2 low risk alerts across Reputation & Social Trust, Smart Contract & Technical Risk, Governance & Centralization, Economic Design & Market Risk and Sustainability & Competitive Position. As with all DeFi protocols, residual risk remains and users should review the full risk breakdown before depositing.
SUNSwap has a DeFi Sentinel safety score of 65/100 (rating BBB), last updated July 15, 2026. The score is computed across smart contract & technical risk (30%), economic design & market risk (25%), governance & centralization (20%), sustainability & competitive position (15%), and reputation & social trust (10%).
SUNSwap is deployed on Tron.
Yes. SUNSwap has 2 audit reports on record from firms including SlowMist, SlowMist. Audit reports and dates are linked under the Resources tab on this page.
