Live newsroom page • SEO-ready • Lightweight animations

Sushi.com Newsroom

A clean, fast, indexable news landing page for the Sushi ecosystem: protocol updates, market pulse, security notes, and community stories. Designed to surface rich previews (favicon + social image) and keep content accessible to search engines.

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Structured data (JSON-LD) Open Graph / Twitter cards Fast, semantic HTML No heavy frameworks

Top story

Inside Sushi.com: how routing, UX clarity, and security communication shape trust in a swap experience. (Editorial-style demo content — replace with real newsroom posts.)

Breaking Scrolling updates

New: weekly market pulse format Protocol: UX polish + route transparency Security: reminders on wallet hygiene Governance: proposals explained in plain English New: weekly market pulse format Protocol: UX polish + route transparency Security: reminders on wallet hygiene Governance: proposals explained in plain English

Latest

Filterable article cards that stay readable and indexable even without JavaScript.

Protocol Feb 17, 2026 • 4 min read

Routing clarity: showing the “why” behind every swap

Good UX explains routes, fees, and expected execution — before users sign.

Markets Feb 16, 2026 • 3 min read

Market pulse: volatility, spreads, and what users notice first

How to write market updates that stay useful even when prices move fast.

Security Feb 15, 2026 • 5 min read

Security notes: approvals, phishing, and habits that reduce risk

Short, actionable reminders that help users protect funds and identity.

Community Feb 14, 2026 • 2 min read

Community spotlight: shipping clarity, not noise

How newsletters earn trust: consistent cadence, clear summaries, and sources.

Learn Feb 13, 2026 • 6 min read

DeFi 101: slippage, price impact, and how to read a quote

A friendly guide for new users who want to understand what they sign.

Protocol Feb 12, 2026 • 3 min read

Release notes: speed wins come from boring improvements

Small performance gains compound — especially on slower networks.

Market Pulse

Animated counters are placeholders. Replace numbers with real analytics or remove them.

0 Weekly visitors engaging with swap quotes (demo metric) Tip: keep metrics factual; avoid promises.

0 Supported networks in this demo (replace with verified number) Use sources or docs links when stating counts.

0 User satisfaction on quote clarity (demo survey score) Show methodology if you publish survey results.

Protocol snapshot

A newsroom page works best when it explains what’s important to users: price, speed, safety, and transparency.

What users care about

Transparent routing: where liquidity comes from and why the route was chosen.
Slippage controls: clear defaults and an explanation of price impact.
Fee visibility: network costs vs protocol fees, shown before signing.
Risk communication: approvals, phishing warnings, and official channels.

Editorial note: keep claims verifiable. If you can’t cite it, phrase it as a goal.

How a newsroom helps SEO (the honest way)

Publish consistent, human-readable updates (not keyword stuffing).
Use titles, H1/H2, and short paragraphs for scan-ability.
Add JSON-LD for Organization, WebSite, and NewsArticle when relevant.
Include Open Graph image and a real favicon accessible to crawlers.
Submit a sitemap via Bing Webmaster Tools.

Feature: Inside Sushi.com swaps

Use this as your long-form “pillar” post. Replace the text with accurate, sourced details.

Editorial Feb 17, 2026 • 8 min read

Clarity scales. When a swap UI explains routes, fees, and expected execution in plain language, it reduces support load and increases user confidence — even during high-volatility days.

1) Route transparency

Instead of “trust us”, show the ingredients: pools, hops, estimated impact, and the final quoted output. When users can validate a route, they feel in control.

2) Safety defaults

Conservative slippage defaults, clear warnings for unusual tokens, and links to official security notes help users avoid common pitfalls.

3) Communication cadence

Publish weekly or biweekly posts: what shipped, what’s being tested, and what’s next. Consistency beats hype — and search engines reward stable, useful content.

4) Verifiable claims

If you mention numbers (chains, routes, volume), include a link to a dashboard or documentation. It’s better to be modest and precise than loud and vague.

Security & trust

A dedicated section helps crawlers and users find safety guidance quickly.

Quick checklist

Bookmark official domains and avoid “sponsored” imposters.
Use hardware wallets for meaningful balances.
Review token approvals; revoke when not needed.
Never share seed phrases — support will never ask.

Official update template

What happened: short, factual summary.
Impact: who was affected and how to verify.
What to do: concrete steps with links.
What’s next: mitigation and follow-up timing.

Learn

Helpful evergreen pages can drive consistent long-tail traffic — and reduce confusion.

GuideSlippage & price impact

How to pick slippage without overpaying

Explain the difference between volatility, liquidity, and price impact in simple terms.

GuideFees & gas

Why network fees vary by chain

Users want to understand what they pay and why. Make it visual and honest.

GuideApprovals

Token approvals: what they are and when to revoke

A practical explanation with links to reputable revoke tools you trust.

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