Variational's Omni launched its public mainnet, with open interest exceeding $1.5 billion.

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Trader XXAntiWar holds three 3x leveraged USDT perpetual contract positions in SNDK, NVDA, and MU, with a total position size of approximately $34.9 million and a current unrealized profit of approximately $3.92 million. Of these, the SNDK position was approximately $21.845 million, with a floating profit of $2.7958 million and a return of 38.38%; the NVDA position was approximately $7.6016 million, with a floating profit of $289,500 and a return of 11.42%; and the MU position was approximately $5.4558 million, with a floating profit of $832,000 and a return of 45.75%.

Aave founder Stani Kulechov stated at the DAS LONDON event that the "immutability" in DeFi poses a risk to institutions. He believes that lending protocols need to introduce a circuit breaker mechanism, and points out that dissolving a liquidity pool after an oracle failure could take years.

Omni, a platform under the decentralized derivatives trading protocol Variational, has officially launched its public mainnet, and registration no longer requires a referral code. Omni launched its mainnet private test on Arbitrum in January 2025. Currently, it has over $1.5 billion in open interest and over $450 billion in cumulative trading volume, supporting more than 550 cryptocurrencies and traditional financial markets, and offering zero transaction fees. Variational plans to airdrop its VAR token TGE in the fourth quarter of this year, with a genesis airdrop accounting for 32%.

Suiet, the ecosystem wallet of Sui, has announced the cessation of development and maintenance. Its API service will continue until November 14, after which it will be discontinued. The Suiet plugin in the Chrome Web Store will be removed soon. After the API went offline, balance display, transactions, and application connectivity became unusable, but assets remained on the Sui chain. Suiet reminds users to back up the mnemonic phrases or private keys of all accounts, import other wallets that support Sui, and confirm that addresses and assets, including staked positions, are correct before uninstalling Suiet.