Cetus Protocol

Cetus Protocol is a digital asset associated with a decentralized exchange and liquidity protocol, primarily built to facilitate token swaps and liquidity provision on blockchain networks such as Sui and Aptos. It targets traders and liquidity providers who want to exchange tokens or earn returns by supplying assets to trading pools. The CETUS token is the native asset of this ecosystem and is used within the protocol's governance and incentive structures.

CETUS functions as the native token of the Cetus Protocol platform, where it is used to participate in governance decisions and to receive a share of protocol incentives distributed to liquidity providers and stakers. The protocol itself operates as an automated market maker, meaning trades are settled algorithmically against pooled liquidity rather than through a traditional order book. Because no consensus algorithm or block-time data is stored for this asset, the underlying settlement layer cannot be described further from available records.

The data stored for this asset does not include a fee stream, revenue figures, or details about who pays or receives fees within the protocol, which means fee-based measures such as price-to-fees ratios are not calculable from what is held here. What is recorded is that approximately 96.52 percent of the maximum supply of 1,000,000,000 CETUS tokens is already in circulation as a point-in-time figure, leaving roughly 3.48 percent of the maximum supply not yet issued. The circulating supply stands at 965,217,391 tokens, and the market capitalization at the recorded price of approximately 0.02987583 USD per token is 28,917,616 USD.