Full Sail is implemented using Sui Move, a secure smart contract language developed for the Sui blockchain. Sui Move enforces memory safety, resource constraints, and deterministic execution, making it resistant to common classes of vulnerabilities. All deployed contracts undergo independent auditing before release and are designed for formal verification to ensure correctness and reduce the likelihood of logic errors.
In Full Sail’s concentrated liquidity model, liquidity providers define a price range within which their assets are active. Capital outside this range becomes inactive and does not participate in trades or earn fees. This design increases efficiency but introduces the need for active management. LPs must monitor their positions and adjust ranges as market prices shift to maintain exposure and fee accrual.
Impermanent loss occurs when the market price of tokens in a liquidity position diverges from their ratio at the time of deposit. Due to the rebalancing nature of AMMs, LPs may end up with more of the underperforming asset if they withdraw during periods of price divergence. While fees may offset this loss in some cases, the risk remains a core consideration when providing liquidity.
All protocol interactions on Full Sail are non-custodial and permissionless. Transactions are processed on-chain and visible to participants at all times. The system includes real-time monitoring and alert mechanisms to detect unusual trading activity, shifts in liquidity distribution, or transaction anomalies. These safeguards enable rapid community awareness and provide a foundation for proactive incident response.
While Full Sail employs secure infrastructure and protective design patterns, no DeFi system is entirely without risk. Users should assess their own risk tolerance, understand the mechanics of liquidity provision, and stay informed about the operational state of the protocol before engaging.
