SushiSwap, one of the latest decentralized finance, or DeFi, projects to overtake the Blockchain infinite, has turned a major folio in its short life span. Equally of September 9, the protocol has officially completed a migration over to its own decentralized exchange platform.

"Done," SushiSwap head Sam Bankman-Fried said in a tweet at iii:x p.m. EST, concluding a thread about the project's migration.

Several hours prior to the transition's completion, Bankman-Fried laid out plans for the migration on Twitter, subsequently posting updates throughout the day, which included testing and specified private token migrations.

SushiSwap came into existence a little over a week ago as a fork of the decentralized exchange, Uniswap. Inside a few curt days of SushiSwap's launch, it already deemed for 77% of the locked value held on Uniswap.

To say the projection has received significant attention would be putting it mildly. The platform, with its SUSHI asset, has also waded through its off-white share of drama, largely around its leader, Chef Nomi, and a $27 meg programmer fund which Nomi reportedly controlled. In a plot twist that may seem inevitable in retrospect, Chef Nomi did indeed make off with a pregnant portion of these developer funds before passing off the project to Bankman-Fried, the current CEO of the FTX exchange.

"My sense is that they did care most SushiSwap and wanted to do well and were working hard for information technology," Bankman-Fried told Cointelegraph of the anonymous Chef Nomi. Greed may have ultimately overtaken Nomi, however, the FTX CEO speculated, noting that he does not think SushiSwap was a premeditated scam.

Equally of this publication, SushiSwap is at present the largest decentralized exchange in the world by liquidity.