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Haedal Protocol gets listed on Binance, sparking a 50% price surge and boosting Sui’s DeFi landscape. Learn what it means for the ecosystem.
Author: Chirag Sharma
Haedal Protocol (HAEDAL)—a rising gem in the Sui blockchain’s DeFi landscape—has officially been listed on Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange.
The listing, confirmed on May 22, 2025, has given both Haedal and the Sui ecosystem a major credibility boost, signaling growing recognition for Sui-based innovations.
Haedal is a liquid staking platform built on Sui that allows users to stake SUI and WAL tokens while still maintaining liquidity. It does this through derivative tokens like haSUI and haWAL. This can be used in other DeFi applications while earning validator rewards.
Since launching in April 2025, the protocol has attracted:
Haedal has quickly become a cornerstone of the Sui ecosystem.
The Binance listing was part of the platform’s 19th HODLer Airdrop initiative, further amplifying market excitement. Following the announcement:
With Binance capturing 38% of all liquid staking token launches in 2025, the exchange continues to establish itself as a hub for next-gen DeFi.
The Sui Network celebrated the news, calling it a “Sui eco W”, as Haedal’s success reinforces Sui’s vision of scalable and user-friendly DeFi infrastructure.
This milestone strengthens:
Looking ahead, Haedal plans to launch haeVault, a yield optimization platform, and Haedal Market Maker, further expanding Sui’s DeFi toolkit.
With Binance support and rapidly expanding utility, Haedal Protocol is poised to drive DeFi adoption across the Sui ecosystem and beyond. As liquidity deepens and tools evolve, Sui’s role in the decentralized economy could become much more significant.
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