Sui is Water

[My Past with Cetus and Sui]

I struggled for a long time before deciding to publish this article.
This is not just a memory, but the most painful experience I've had in the crypto world.

In December 2023, I was robbed of 30 million dollars in
tokens.

The widely circulated incident in the community—yes, I am that person.
That time was truly agonizing. For an entire month, I experienced insomnia, anxiety, and mental disorientation, and I didn't even have the energy to do anything.

I once sought assistance from the on-chain white hat @SlowMist_Team, facing all kinds of difficulties at the cross-chain bridge; I also consulted with Sui's official personnel and even contacted the

From my observations over the past few years, the next track in the cryptocurrency world is not AI, not ZK, not DePIN, nor any new Layer 2, but the most primitive, most real, and most naked thing—gambling.
This is not sensationalism, but a conclusion I gradually confirmed after observing all the cycles of 'bull market → bubble → retreat' over the past few years. You can wrap it in technical language, you can say DeFi is financial innovation, GameFi is entertainment-oriented token economy, Meme is community-driven value reconstruction. But no matter how many terms you use to package it, once you break down the revenue model, it all comes down to betting—will this token rise? Will this project succeed? Can I multiply my all-in bet tenfold? These are not investment logics, but gambler logics.

What is Jackson.io? Introduction to the Decentralized Gaming Protocol, User Guide, and How to Provide Liquidity

Jackson.io is a decentralized gaming protocol built on the Sui blockchain, aiming to provide a shared, fair, and verifiable infrastructure for game providers, players, and liquidity providers (LPs). Unlike traditional centralized gaming platforms, Jackson.io does not directly operate games or control outcomes but serves as a neutral protocol layer where all three parties can interact and exchange resources through on-chain contracts.
Three-Party Collaborative Protocol Structure
On the Jackson.io platform, three main roles are designed:
Liquidity Providers (LPs): Users can stake their cryptocurrency on the platform to receive JacksonLP tokens, thereby sharing in the platform’s revenue.

Game Providers: Jackson.io has already partnered with over 120 game developers, bringing players a diverse range of gaming options.

Players: Players can participate in games and place bets in a transparent and fair environment, ensuring the fairness of each game.

As a matchmaking platform, Jackson.io connects these three parties and collects a certain transaction fee as the platform’s revenue.

Technical Foundation and Advantages
Jackson.io is built on the third-generation Sui Network blockchain due to its high TPS, low latency, scalability, and native asset composability. This provides a stable, real-time, and low-cost technical foundation for game interactions. With its high performance and scalability, Jackson.io ensures a smooth and secure gaming experience.
Why Do We Need a Decentralized Gaming Protocol?
Traditional online gaming platforms are often controlled by a single operator, with game mechanisms and outcomes lacking transparency. For players and liquidity providers, the lack of verifiable rules and data makes it difficult to build trust.
Jackson.io attempts to provide an alternative solution through blockchain technology. The platform itself does not act as the house in the games but instead serves as a protocol connecting players, game providers, and liquidity providers. Rules are automatically executed through smart contracts, reducing the possibility of human interference.
Its operating model is comparable to Uber: Uber itself does not own vehicles but provides a neutral platform where drivers and passengers can interact under common rules. Similarly, Jackson.io plays the role of a connector, coordinating the interests of game developers, players, and liquidity providers, ensuring that participants can engage in games and share revenue under clear and verifiable rules.

How to Provide Liquidity on Jackson.io
In addition to participating in gaming matches, users can also become liquidity providers (LPs). Users can stake their cryptocurrency on the platform to receive JacksonLP tokens, thereby participating in and sharing the platform’s revenue.
Below are the specific steps:
Step 1. Go to “JacksonLP” and Click “Stake”
On the main page of the platform, users can find the “JacksonLP” option at the top of the left-hand navigation bar. Click the “Stake” button to be directed to the Liquidity Pool page.

Step 2. Select the Cryptocurrency and Amount to Stake
In the “Stake JLP” section on the right side of the Liquidity Pool page, users can select the cryptocurrency they want to stake (such as SUI) and enter the amount they wish to stake. The system will automatically calculate and display the corresponding amount of JacksonLP tokens for users’ reference.

Step 3. Confirm and Authorize the Transaction
After confirming the staking amount, click the “Stake” button. The platform will pop up an authorization window, and once authorized, JacksonLP tokens will be automatically sent to the user’s wallet.

Step 4. Earn Rewards
After staking, users will receive JacksonLP tokens representing their share in the liquidity pool. All platform revenue will be automatically injected into the liquidity pool, increasing the value of JacksonLP over time, enabling users to continuously benefit from the platform’s growth. Users can withdraw JacksonLP or exchange it for corresponding rewards at any time to realize profits.

JacksonLP as an In-Game Token, Expanding Use Cases
In addition to representing liquidity assets, JacksonLP can also be used as an in-game token, allowing users to directly participate in various games and activities on the platform, thereby further enhancing the flexibility of capital utilization and platform interactivity.
This design increases the practical value of the asset and significantly enhances the overall liquidity of the Jackson.io ecosystem. In the future, JacksonLP will continue to be given more functions, further expanding its use cases.
If users wish to use JacksonLP as an in-game token, they only need to deposit their JacksonLP tokens into the Jackson.io Wallet, after which they can freely use them in games.

The Sui ecosystem Web3 game protocol Jackson.io points system is online, receiving over $10 million in financing led by SSSSSSSSS Capital

May 23, 2025 — The Sui ecosystem Web3 game protocol Jackson.io beta version has officially launched, completing a seed round financing of $10 million led by SSSSSSSSS Capital Tokyo. This round of financing will support Jackson.io's continued development of its decentralized game protocol built on the Sui blockchain and further expand its game products and global user community.
Jackson.io is a protocol platform specifically designed for Web3 games, with the core feature allowing token stakers to directly share in the platform's game revenue, creating a new ecological model that benefits players, developers, and fund providers. The team members come from fintech and gaming industries, possessing rich experience from publicly listed tech companies and licensed financial institutions, bringing solid product security and design depth to the platform.

The winner of the Move language has emerged, and that is——$SUI . You may not know yet, but the big boss behind Sui is Meta (formerly Facebook). This company has recently performed exceptionally well, exciting global investors. Meta's stock price has soared, and founder Mark Zuckerberg is only 40 years old, full of energy, and reportedly maintains a running habit every day. He even publicly apologized to former President Trump, admitting that four years ago during the election, he followed the Democrats' arrangement to block Trump's Facebook account. This public stance is undoubtedly an important signal, indicating that Meta intends to repair its relationship with the Republican Party, and the strategy behind this is self-evident.