# Nibiru Ecosystem Update #3 - May 2025
Nibiru V2 is now feature-complete, audited, and live with its first wave of ecosystem deployments. This update futher details Nibiru Lagrange Point, a roadmap for long-term scalability, and highlights progress across real-world assets, structured products, and user incentive programs designed to drive durable adoption.
Prepared by The Nibiru Team (opens new window)
- You can find the full list of Nibiru Ecosystem Updates here (opens new window).
- Authors: Harvey Liu (opens new window), Brandon Suzuki (opens new window), Unique Divine (opens new window), Jonathan Chang (opens new window), Erick Pinos (opens new window), Gabe Whitlatch (opens new window),
# 1 | Key Takeaways / TL;DR
- Nibiru V2 ("Nibiru EVM Upgrade"): Nibiru Multi VM unifies EVM and Wasm into a single environment without requiring Layer 2 or bridge dependencies.
- Nibiru Lagrange Point:
- NibiruBFT: A modified CometBFT consensus engine, NibiruBFT touts faster block times, priority-enshrined block and mempool lanes, more robust and seamless networking, and increasingly lightweight storage and verification.
- Nibiru Adaptive Execution: This enhancement of Nibiru's execution engine will bring faster block times and increased throughput through a novel reordering concurrency design that will increase parallelizability, all while operating seamlessly with Nibiru’s Multi VM design.
- Nibiru App Ecosystem: Deployments of consumer applications and infrastructure, comprised of DEXs, bridges, launchpads, and structured products to go live in tandem. Notable mentions include LayerZero & Stargate, Syrup Finance, Element Marketplace, Sai Perps, MIMSwap, Abracadabra, and LayerBank.
- EVM Points Program: The program will reward on-chain contributions for sustained liquidity and DeFi usage, leveraging Merkl’s liquidity solutions and Galxe’s support to enhance Nibiru’s ecosystem. This will kick start the ecosystem, encourage long-term growth, and help drive liquidity on the chain and usage of apps like Sai Perps.
- Structured Products & RWAs in Focus: Nibiru centers business development efforts around structured products and real yield, building utilities on top of stNIBI, SyrupUSDC, and Sai Liquidity Provision (SLP) vaults.
# Table of Contents
- 1 | Key Takeaways / TL;DR
- 2 | Product Development & Ecosystem Updates
- 3 | Near-Term Execution Plans
- 4 - Lagrange Point, NibiruBFT, and the Nibiru Execution Engine
- 5 - Why Nibiru Is Betting on Yield, RWAs & Structured Products to Lead Real Adoption
- 6 | Legal Disclosure
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# 2 | Product Development & Ecosystem Updates
Nibiru’s ecosystem offers compelling experiences and real value: true ownership, steady rewards, and lasting value. it blends core DeFi primitives with emerging use cases. Here’s how each component fits together: Below is an overview of how Nibiru’s apps come together to create a flywheel, combining practical DeFi with broader appeal for all kinds of users:
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# 2.1 - Key Deployments
# Bridge to Nibiru: Simplified With LayerZero & Stargate
LayerZero enables Stargate as Nibiru’s canonical bridge for assets like USDC, USDT, and WETH, ensuring secure and rapid connectivity within the ecosystem.
# Oku.Trade for Advanced Trading
Oku brings Uniswap’s V3 AMM contracts to Nibiru enabling concentrated liquidity for LPs and various order types for users looking to swap.
# Syrup for Sustainable High Yields
Maple’s Syrup platform provides overcollateralized lending yield >10% on USDC ensuring sustainable composable yield throughout the ecosystem
# LayerBank for Borrowing
LayerBank is a lending marketplace where assets like uBTC can be used as collateral, allowing users to capital efficient without leaving the Nibiru ecosystem.
# Abracadabra for Stableswap and Leveraged Yields
Abracadabra enables leveraged yield opportunities with stable subsidized borrow rates. While MIMSwap brings an advanced stableswap for pegged assets.
# BIMA for Bitcoin-Backed Lending
Bima lets you use BTC as collateral to mint USBD, a stablecoin backed by BTC derivatives. USBD earns sUSBD, boosting capital efficiency through automated yield strategies.
# Sai Perps Exchange
A decentralized futures platform offering leveraged trading with fast finality and deep liquidity, all while letting users maintain full custody of their funds.
# Element NFT Marketplace
The flagship NFT marketplace on Nibiru, Element aggregates listings, simplifies bulk transactions, and enables creators to mint and launch collections easily.
# 2.2 - Network Upgrades on Mainnet
v2.2.0 (opens new window) - Mar 27, 2025:
- During this time, we published and iterated on the @nibiruchain/solidity and @nibiruchain/evm-core packages. The @nibiruchain/solidity package (opens new window) includes Nibiru EVM contracts, ABIs for Nibiru-specific precompiles, and interfaces for core protocol functionality. And the @nibiruchain/evm-core package (opens new window) is a TypeScript library for use in building applications that leverage functionality custom to the Nibiru EVM.
- The NIBI token, stNIBI token (liquid staked NIBI), and Astrovault’s AXV now have canonical ERC20 representations on Nibiru and can be managed with EVM wallets like MetaMask, Phantom, and Coinbase Wallet.
- This upgrade included enhancements for EVM transaction indexing. We improved log encoding on the EVM, the marshaling of logs, and stabilized service shutdown procedures. These changes collectively result result in more reliable transaction tracking.
v2.1.0 (opens new window) - Feb 25, 2025:
- The most significant changes from the v2.1.0 mainnet upgrade were the addition of the ICS-08-wasm IBC client (opens new window) and update of Wasm VM to v1.5.8.
- Traditionally, IBC light clients in Cosmos SDK chains were hardcoded in Go, requiring an on-chain governance vote and coordinated upgrade (hard fork) to add new client types or upgrade existing ones.
- This upgrade introduces a Wasm VM that can host light client bytecode compiled from any language (Rust, C/C++, Go, etc.), standardizing the interface to ICS-02 and acting as a proxy light client
- This is important because it makes it possible to add new IBC light clients to Nibiru without a coordinated upgrade by validators. The process also becomes less error prone because developers on Nibiru won’t need to worry about as many intricacies of different consensus algorithms, change the blockchain codebase to add new light clients, or go through a multi-stage code release.
# 2.3 - App Ecosystem: New Deployments
| Project | Description | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Algebra (opens new window) | DEX Engine | Licensed to use their service integrations and tooling on Nibiru |
| Band (opens new window) | Cross-chain data oracle platform with real world data and APIs | Launched on Mainnet |
| Gelato (opens new window) | Enterprise-grade rollup infrastructure | Deployed on Mainnet |
| Element (opens new window) | NFT Marketplace | Live on Mainnet |
| Friendly (opens new window) | Lending Platform | Live on Testnet |
| Hyperlane (opens new window) | Permissionless interoperability protocol | In Development |
| Gamma (opens new window) | In Development | |
| Merkl (opens new window) | Protocol and platform for streaming incentives onchain | In Development |
| ProtoFire (opens new window) | Smart-contract based multisig wallet. SAFE deployment. | Launched on Mainnet |
| Stargate (opens new window) | Fully composable liquidity transport protocol / bridge | Launching USDC, USDT, wETH on Mainnet. |
| Supra (opens new window) | Extreme throughput, native oracle services. | Launched on Mainnet |
| Unstoppable Domains (opens new window) | Decentralized domain names | Live on Mainnet. 300+ domains minted |
| B² Network (uBTC) (opens new window) | Bitcoin with proof-of-stake rewards from B² Network, an EVM compatible, Bitcoin Layer 2 Network | Will be supported via Hyperlane |
# 2.4 - App Ecosystem: Existing App Highlights
| Project | Description | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Abracadabra (opens new window) | Lending/Leveraged Yield Farming Product Suite | Passed Abracadabra Improvement Proposal (AIP-62) (opens new window) |
| Astrovault (opens new window) | Cross-Chain Value Capture Spot DEX | Launched on Mainnet, $116k in liquidity |
| Aviatrix (opens new window) | Aviation-Themed Crash Game | NIBI supported for wagering |
| Balanced Network (opens new window) | Cross-Chain Swaps and RWA Backed Stablecoin Platform | Working on Mainnet Beta |
| Bima (opens new window) | Liquid Staking Bitcoin | Working on Mainnet Beta |
| BRKT (opens new window) | Binary & Bracket-Style Prediction Market | Live on Mainnet, Markets TBD |
| DTrinity (opens new window) | Subsidized Borrowing and Stablecoin | In Development |
| Eris Protocol (stNIBI) (opens new window) | Liquid Staking Platform and Slow Burn Arbitrage Protocol. | Live on Mainnet, $800k in TVL |
| Euclid Protocol (opens new window) | Unified Liquidity Layer using Virtual Routing and Forwarding (VRF) | Live on Testnet |
| Every Finance (opens new window) | Managed funds, volatility targeting products and index funds | In Development |
| Galaxy Exchange (opens new window) / Swing (opens new window) | Cross-Chain Bridging & Swap Protocol | Live on Mainnet Bridging NIBI earns points as part of Swing Points Program. |
| Gemach AI (opens new window) | DeFAI agent | Live on Mainnet. Supports several dapps and swapping. |
| Gemach Lend (opens new window) | Lending Platform | In Development |
| GBot (opens new window) | Telegram wallet/sniper bot | In Development |
| HiYield (opens new window) | Tokenized Treasury Bills | Live on Testnet |
| Ichi (opens new window) | Automated Liquidity Strategies for DeFi Yield | Partnership Signed. In Development |
| LayerBank (opens new window) | EVM-based Cross-Chain Lending Platform | In Development |
| LayerZero (opens new window) | Omnichain Interoperability Protocol | Launched on Mainnet |
| MIMSwap (opens new window) | Stableswap AMM in the Abracadabra Ecosystem | Proposal (AIP-62) (opens new window) Passed. In Development |
| Nebula (opens new window) | Lending Platform | Live on Testnet |
| Oku Trade (opens new window) | DEX Aggregator / Uniswap V3 Deployer | Live on Testnet with native Uniswap V3 contracts. Mainnet Ready. |
| OmniPump (opens new window) | Launchpad for Fair Launches and Memecoins | Launched on Mainnet |
| OmniSwap (opens new window) | AMM DEX | Launched on Mainnet |
| OpenEden (opens new window) | Tokenized T-Bills | Will be available via LayerZero |
| OpenMark (opens new window) | NFT Marketplace | Launched on Mainnet |
| PRDT (opens new window) | Fast Paced Prediction Market | Live on Testnet |
| Routescan Explorer (opens new window) | EVM Explorer built by the team powering the Explorers for Avalanche and Optimism | Launched EVM Testnet Explorer and EVM Mainnet Explorer |
| Sai (opens new window) | Competitive perpetual futures DEX enabling the creation of markets on any asset | Contracts on testnet. App development soon to reach mainnet in early Q2. |
| SilverSwap (opens new window) | Uniswap V4-based Spot DEX | Deloyed contracts on mainnet. Soon to launch app. |
| Swify (opens new window) | Concentrated Liquidity Spot DEX | Live on Testnet. Mainnet Ready |
| Syrup (opens new window) | Tokenized Private Credit | Will be available via LayerZero |
| TanX (opens new window) | Non-Custodial Orderbook Spot DEX | In Development |
| Virtual Labs (VDEX) (opens new window) | Perps Platform | In Development |
| Via Labs (opens new window) | Bridged USDC | Launched on Mainnet |
# 3 | Near-Term Execution Plans
- Deploy key dApps on mainnet followed by incentive campaigns to bootstrap liquidity into Nibiru’s DeFi ecosystem.
- Continue partnerships with priority dApps in the ecosystem to encourage and continue developing novel structured products.
- Actively onboard new communities to build and collaborate on Nibiru, focusing on verticals like DeFi, structured products and real-world assets (RWAs), DePIN/AI, and NFT ecosystems.
- Improve Sai’s user experience starting with advanced order types, institutional functionality and additional forms of collateral that will connect with the ecosystem.
# 3.1 - Sai Perps Nears Launch on Nibiru
Sai is finalizing core features to bring perpetual futures trading and advanced liquidity vaults to the Nibiru blockchain. Key highlights include:
- Wasm Contract Refinements: Sai’s development team has tightened integration between its Wasm-based smart contracts and Nibiru’s consensus layer, improving security and efficiency over traditional EVM options.
- Oracle Enhancements: Both native and custom oracle feeds have been fine-tuned for most accurate margin checks and PNL calculations, reducing forced liquidations and avoiding index price discrepancies.
- Adaptive Borrowing Fee Upgrades: A borrowing mechanism that dynamically responds to open interest imbalances, protecting liquidity providers.
- Code Audits & Testing: Multiple internal audits and testnet evaluations have strengthened contract reliability. The team has also stress-tested liquidity vault epochs to limit withdrawal shocks during high volatility.
- Product Expansion: Sai will soon feature tokenized real estate in partnership with Coded Estate. Sai will also include additional asset classes such as commodities and indexes.
# 3.2 - Onchain Usage Campaigns | Nibiru EVM Points Program (Update)
Nibiru has integrated with Merkl to track TVL focused missions on complex DeFi focused dApps while Galxe will similarly support Nibiru applications leveraging their large network of users and social based tasks. The points program is designed to reward users who commit liquidity for longer durations, and the team is actively onboarding new protocols with incentives such as multipliers for those that contribute meaningful TVL and revenue that is particularly valuable to the ecosystem's long-term health.
# 4 - Lagrange Point, NibiruBFT, and the Nibiru Execution Engine
In the last Nibiru Ecosystem Update, we introduced a forward-thinking suite of upgrades to tackle blockchain’s hardest challenges: unified EVM–Wasm assets (FunToken), advanced transaction execution with multiple facets of parallelization, MEV minimization (Block Lanes), validator scaling, and even post-quantum cryptography. Since then, Nibiru has evolved and fleshed out those concepts into a coherent, production-focused package.
# 4.1 - NibiruBFT - Validator Clusters, BLS Signatures, Multi-Lane Blocks, &
QUIC
4.1.1 Validator Clustering
Previously, the “validator groupings” concept aimed to fix CometBFT’s n² messaging overhead. Now, under NibiruBFT consensus:
- Clusters: Validators are dynamically shuffled into clusters each epoch for an intra-cluster consensus to achieve a precommit state.
- Intra-Cluster → Inter-Cluster: Each cluster only needs one representative in the final commit, drastically cutting message complexity from O(n²) down to roughly (n/k)², given n>>k.
Beyond simple grouping, secondary Geo-Clustering further optimizes intra-cluster latency by grouping nodes with lower RTT (round-trip times). This ensures block finality remains fast, even as the validator set grows significantly.
We also propose that a dynamically epoch assigned cluster that does not respect stake weights be implemented to contain consistently underperforming validators to further reduce the lower bound on consensus.
4.1.2 BLS Signature Aggregation
We teased BLS before for lighter block headers and faster verifications:
- Two-Stage Aggregation: Within each cluster, signatures on the proposed block are aggregated into one BLS signature. Representatives then aggregate again at the top level.
- Size & Speed: A single aggregated signature scales far better than one ECDSA
signature per validator, enabling networks with hundreds of validators without
bloated headers or inefficient verification.
- Faster verification results in faster block times and reduced header size allows for increased block space allocated for transactions.
4.1.3 Multi-Lane Mempool and Block Structure
We propose the segregation of lanes within both mempools and within blocks:
- Multiple Transaction Lanes: Priority lane(s) dedicated to critical transactions (e.g. oracles, liquidations) while a default, non-prioritized lane exists for regular transactions.
- MEV Containment: MEV transactions are specified in the MEV lane, containing MEV
behavior solely to this lane.
- Lane-Based Gas Auctions: Each lane has its own “gas market,” preventing bidders from blocking crucial transactions through gas wars (e.g. MEV behavior cannot outcompete oracle updates due to dedicated block and mempool space reserved for high priority transactions)
4.1.4 QUIC Networking for Faster Consensus
Traditional TCP-based libp2p can suffer from latency spikes and cumbersome handshakes (connection establishment). QUIC integration in NibiruBFT networking facilitates:
- Faster Connection Setup: Fewer round-trips, so validators synchronize quickly.
- Stream Multiplexing: Packet loss in one data stream doesn’t stall others.
- Connection Migration: Maintains session parameters even if a node’s IP address changes (reducing unnecessary handshake overhead and avoiding cumbersome parameter discovery).
All these changes align to keep networking robust and latency efficient, allowing for larger validator sets and increased throughput, while also prioritizing blockchain health and facilitating a seamless, safe environment for end users.
# 4.2 Nibiru Adaptive Execution: The Next Evolution of PARE
Our previous “PARE” (Pipeline-Aware Reordered Execution) concept reappears as Nibiru Adaptive Execution:
- Reordering Blocks: Transactions are partitioned into groups of transactions called “reordering blocks.”
- Real-Time Conflict Tracking: Transaction read/write sets are tracked to dynamically reorder transaction blocks, executing blocks with high predicted contention sums first.
- Parallel Execution: Non-conflicting transactions run concurrently; only true conflicts trigger rollbacks.
By proactively reordering, we minimize “harmful delays” and reduce the overhead of constant rollbacks. This is critical in high-frequency DeFi contexts with many concurrent trades.
# 4.3 MultiVM Architecture: Seamless EVM & Wasm (and More)
4.3.1 Unified Assets & Execution
The old Lagrange Point text touted “FunToken” to unify EVM and Wasm assets without bridging. That’s now under the broader MultiVM design:
- Native EVM: No sidechains or bridging. Ethereum tools (Metamask, Remix, Hardhat) work natively on Nibiru.
- Wasm: Rust-based contracts and robust security features (re-entrancy protection).
- Shared State: Thanks to a unified bank module, EVM- and Wasm-based tokens share the same supply - no wrapped illusions.
- Parallelization: With Adaptive Execution, non-conflicting EVM and Wasm transactions can execute in parallel
Future expansions could embed additional VMs (Move VM, Solana VM) into the same first-class environment.
# 4.4 Quantum-Resistant Cryptography (QRC)
Nibiru’s earlier mention of post-quantum security has been more fleshed out, but is still being fine tuned and slated as a long term pursuit:
- ML-DSA Signatures: Replacing ECDSA with a lattice-based scheme (ML-DSA) that’s believed to be secure against current quantum attacks (e.g. resistant to Shor’s algorithm, unlike ECDSA).
- Future-Proofing: As quantum computing matures, Nibiru remains on track to preserve security, an important differentiator for enterprise-grade apps.
# 4.5 The Road to Nibiru V3
When “Nibiru Lagrange Point” was first introduced, a roadmap outline to unify VMs, mitigate MEV, handle concurrency, and prepare for quantum safety was created. Now, the core pieces have evolved into:
- NibiruBFT → A reimagined consensus layer with validator clustering, BLS signatures, multi-lane mempools/blocks, and QUIC.
- Adaptive Execution → Next-gen concurrency management (the new face of PARE).
- MultiVM → EVM, Wasm, and future VMs all secured by one chain.
- Quantum-Resistant Cryptography → Gradual rollout of ML-DSA (lattice-based) and enhanced hashing.
Each piece stands on its own but also complements the others - reducing overhead at the consensus layer, boosting throughput in execution, and enabling frictionless cross-VM dApp development. The result is true high performance, decentralized infrastructure, equipped to serve DeFi at scale and beyond.
# 5 - Why Nibiru Is Betting on Yield, RWAs & Structured Products to Lead Real Adoption
Yield-bearing stablecoins pose a challenge to profit margins of traditional issuers. Despite promises of broader on-chain market exposure, synthetic assets continue to face obstacles related to liquidity and regulation. Conversely, real-world assets (RWAs), ranging from tokenized T-bills to real estate, hold the potential to democratize access, provided compliance is effectively managed.
Meanwhile, structured products, such as Nibiru's proposed delta-neutral stNIBI vault, leveraged SyrupUSDC vault, and hedged SLP positions, are simplifying intricate DeFi mechanisms, enabling accessible and sustainable returns for users. Macroeconomic factors like inflation and fears of recession may renew interest in gold and on-chain hedges, even as the excitement experimental assets such as memecoins and AI narratives diminishes.
Institutional players are increasing their involvement with stronger risk management frameworks, suggesting that while retail enthusiasm cools, broader adoption is developing under more measured, long-term strategies.
# Real-World Assets have Shown Tangible Progress
Tokenized T-bills and credit lines introduced investors to real yields secured by off-chain collateral. Now, builders are expanding into real estate, venture funds, and private equities. While these products will require KYC for regulatory compliance, they hint at a future where exclusive asset classes become accessible to retail clients.
# Structured Products
Structured products have continued to emerge as relevant in the next iteration of DeFi, but for sustainable yield. Early adopters increasingly prefer automated vaults that take care of strategy selection, leverage, and risk management. These solutions simplify complex DeFi mechanics like leveraged staking, exotic options overlays, and multi-layer lending into user-friendly products.
Within structured products, Nibiru is exploring several example vaults such as:
- Delta-neutral stNIBI Vault: A vault like this might liquid stake NIBI, then short NIBI on Sai, earning ~30% APY while minimizing directional risk. This could provide compelling and sustainable returns.
- Leveraged SyrupUSDC Vault: Deposit USDC, loop it via Syrup on platforms like Abracadabra. With controlled leverage, yields can exceed 40%, assuming disciplined risk thresholds.
- Hedged SLP Position: Provide LP on ETH/BTC/SOL, short the same assets on Sai. Capture trading fees while neutralizing price swings.
Each of these strategies compresses layered DeFi mechanics into single-token entries that aren’t purely speculative. Less noise and more signal.
# 6 | Legal Disclosure
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