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Aftermath AMM Review 2026: Sui DEX With Perps

Aftermath is a Sui-based trading hub that combines an AMM and swaps with USDC-margined perpetuals, vaults, staking and farms. Its TVL is small and some regions are blocked, so check access and risks first.

By the DappsAtlas editorial team · Updated Nov 4, 2026

DappsAtlas score

7.0/10

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Our verdict on Aftermath AMM

7.0/10

Aftermath AMM suits Sui users who want swaps, liquidity pools, staking and perpetual futures in one place. Its main strength is the breadth of products and a clear interface for tracking everything. The main caveat is size: about $2.67M TVL and thin BTC perps open interest, no audits listed on DefiLlama, and regional blocking on perps. Verify the audits page, fee schedule and your eligibility before depositing, and keep leverage low.

Score breakdown

How Aftermath AMM scores

Security: 6.0/10
Ease of use: 7.0/10
Fees: n/a
Features: 8.0/10

Scores run from 0 to 10 and are based only on facts we could verify. Where information was missing we mark the score n/a rather than guess.

What is Aftermath AMM?

Aftermath AMM is the DEX side of Aftermath Finance, a trading and yield platform built on Sui. DefiLlama tags it as a DEX and describes it as the ease of a centralized exchange with none of the risk. It has been listed since July 2023 and shows about $2.67M in TVL.

The current homepage leads with perpetual futures rather than swaps. It offers a BTC-USDC market with up to 25x leverage, alongside spot swaps, DCA, limit orders, a bridge, liquidity pools, farms, perps vaults and SUI staking.

The product range is broad for its size. At the time of capture the BTC perps market showed $1.586M in 24-hour volume and $182.0K in open interest, which is small. Treat it as an early or niche venue rather than a deep market.

How Aftermath AMM works

Aftermath started as an automated market maker on Sui. In an AMM, users deposit tokens into pools and traders swap against those pools instead of an order book. Liquidity providers earn a share of trading fees. Swaps on the site are described as exchanging crypto at the best market rates.

The platform has since added perpetual futures. These are contracts that track an asset's price with no expiry, and users post USDC as margin and pick leverage. The BTC market showed an order book, a mark price and an 8-hour funding rate, which transfers payments between longs and shorts to keep the contract price close to spot.

Other parts build on this. Vaults pursue curated perps strategies, farms add token rewards for liquidity, and staking lets users stake SUI. A rewards and referrals system tracks points and epoch rebates. The exact mechanics of each are in the project's docs, not public reviewed here.

7 features

Key features

USDC-margined perpetuals

Trade BTC-USDC and other perpetual futures with USDC as collateral. The BTC market showed up to 25x leverage, an order book, and market, limit, TWAP and stop orders.

Spot swaps and DCA

The Spot section covers swaps at market rates, dollar-cost averaging, limit orders and a cross-chain bridge.

Liquidity pools and farms

Pools let users add liquidity and earn trading fees, and farms offer extra rewards for supporting liquidity and the network.

Perpetuals vaults

Users can earn yield from curated perpetuals strategies through vaults, rather than trading perps manually.

SUI staking

The site lets users stake SUI and earn staking rewards.

Portfolio and stats

A portfolio page shows wallet, pool, farm, vault and perps positions in one place, with a stats page for volume and open interest.

Agent wallets and API

Agent wallets can trade on a user's perpetuals accounts and vaults, and an API is available for developers.

Pros and cons

What we like

Wide product set on one Sui interface: swaps, DCA, limit orders, perps, pools, farms, vaults and staking
USDC-margined perps with an order book, TWAP and stop orders
Non-custodial wallet login model typical of DeFi, with a portfolio view across all positions
Listed on DefiLlama since July 2023, so it has a multi-year operating history
Docs, fees, audits and API pages are linked from the site

Watch out for

DefiLlama lists no audits for the AMM listing, so security claims depend on the audits page on the project's own site, which the project doesn't detail
The DefiLlama figure of about $2.67M TVL is modest, so liquidity depth on some pools may be limited
Perpetuals on the homepage showed only $182.0K open interest and $1.586M 24h volume for BTC at capture, which suggests a thin market
The perps interface displayed 'Unavailable in your region', so access is restricted for some users
Up to 25x leverage on BTC perps can liquidate positions quickly
No governance or native token is listed, so the incentive and rewards structure is harder to evaluate from public sources

Aftermath AMM fees

Fee rates are not stated. The site has a Fees link in its navigation, and the perps order ticket has a Fees line that fills in when an order is prepared, so users should check both before trading.

Pool fees and any vault or staking charges are also not given here. A rebates page for the current epoch suggests fee rebates or rewards exist, but the terms are not detailed publicly.

Is Aftermath AMM safe?

DefiLlama lists no audits for this entry. The site links to an audits page, but the project does not say who audited what or when, so verify that page yourself. No incidents or exploits appear, which does not prove none occurred.

Using a DEX means trusting smart contracts and the underlying chain, and leveraged perps add liquidation risk. The perps panel showed an 'Unavailable in your region' notice, so the service applies regional restrictions. Check the terms and local rules, and do not try to get around them. Only commit funds you can afford to lose.

6 steps

How to get started with Aftermath AMM

1
Read the docs, fees and audits pages on the official site and confirm that the service is available in your region.
2
Set up a Sui-compatible wallet and fund it with SUI for gas and the assets you plan to use.
3
For spot trades, start with the Swap tool and a small amount to see pricing and slippage.
4
For perps, deposit USDC into a perpetuals account and use low leverage and a stop order until you understand liquidation.
5
If you want yield, compare pools, farms and vaults, and read the risks of each before depositing.
6
Use the portfolio page to track every position and withdraw funds you no longer need to keep exposed.

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Who Aftermath AMM is for

Aftermath suits Sui users who want one site for swaps, DCA, liquidity provision, SUI staking and perps trading. It is better for people comfortable with DeFi wallets and risk than for beginners, particularly if they plan to use leverage.

Aftermath AMM FAQs

What is Aftermath AMM?

Aftermath Finance is a DeFi platform on Sui. DefiLlama lists the AMM under DEXs, and the site also offers perpetual futures, swaps, DCA, limit orders, a bridge, pools, farms, vaults and SUI staking.

Which blockchain does Aftermath run on?

DefiLlama lists Aftermath AMM on Sui only. The project does not mention other chains for its core trading, though the site has a bridge tool for moving assets between blockchains.

Does Aftermath offer perpetual futures?

The homepage offers BTC-USDC perpetual futures with USDC as collateral and a displayed maximum of 25x leverage on BTC. Order types shown include market, limit, take profit and stop loss, TWAP and reduce-only.

Does Aftermath have a token?

DefiLlama lists no token for Aftermath AMM. The project does not name a native token, although the site mentions rewards and points.

Is Aftermath available everywhere?

The trading panel displayed an 'Unavailable in your region' message at the time of capture, so some users cannot trade perps. Check the terms of use and local rules before connecting a wallet, and do not try to bypass restrictions.

Is Aftermath safe?

Providing liquidity carries impermanent loss and smart-contract risk, and leveraged perps can lead to total loss of margin. DefiLlama lists no audits for this entry, so review the audits page on the official site first.

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