HAQQ Ends SushiSwap Support on L1 as Focus Shifts to L2

As HAQQ moves into its next phase with the new HAQQ Ethereum L2, Haqq Ethiq, a unified value layer, and our new ecosystem token, certain components of the current L1 setup will naturally complete their lifecycle. One of these is SushiSwap liquidity and swap routing on HAQQ L1, which will officially conclude by the end of the year.

This is a natural step in HAQQ’s transition to a more efficient and scalable L2 environment, one designed to concentrate economic value, strengthen the ecosystem, and benefit the community and holders.

What This Means for HAQQ L1

The L1 chain continues to operate, but liquidity venues and activity will begin consolidating around products and infrastructure that are aligned with our long-term roadmap.

By the end of the year, HAQQ will sunset SushiSwap support on HAQQ L1 by decommissioning the related infrastructure and withdrawing the liquidity. As a result swaps/trades on SushiSwap will no longer be available on HAQQ L1.

For Liquidity Providers

• If you currently provide liquidity on SushiSwap on HAQQ L1, you must withdraw your LP positions before the cutoff date.
• All funds remain safe onchain. You simply need to remove your liquidity directly from the pool.
• After the cutoff, pools may still exist, but they will not function for trading, pricing, and other activities through SushiSwap.

What SushiSwap users need to know

If you provided liquidity on SushiSwap on HAQQ L1:

• Withdraw liquidity
• Remove positions
• Close any active LPs
• Move assets to personal wallets
• Prepare to transition into the upcoming Haqq Ethiq ecosystem
  

We recommend taking action as soon as possible to avoid last-minute congestion or inconvenience.

Looking Ahead: Integration With Ethereum’s Interop Liquidity Layer

This transition also sets the stage for HAQQ’s next major step: native integration with the Ethereum interop liquidity layer, enabling assets on Haqq Ethiq to become seamlessly listable, tradable, and composable across AMMs and liquidity venues throughout the Ethereum superchain ecosystem.

Haqq Ethiq (HAQQ Ethereum L2)

This step aligns with the direction HAQQ is moving toward:

• A stronger liquidity layer on Haqq Ethiq (HAQQ Ethereum L2)
• Concentrating liquidity where it delivers the most value.
• Faster execution, lower fees, and a unified user experience
• A unified value layer that connects products and activity in one place
• An ecosystem token operating within its full economic model
  

Our roadmap and new development are centered on Haqq Ethiq. HAQQ L1 remains an open, permissionless chain that can still host independent initiatives and deployments.

We respect every partner who has supported HAQQ so far, including SushiSwap. Ecosystems evolve, and our duty is to adapt in ways that benefit our community and create the strongest foundation for the future.

Further updates will be communicated well in advance to ensure all users have the clarity and time they need.

FAQ

1. Why is SushiSwap on HAQQ L1 being sunset?

To consolidate liquidity and prepare for a cleaner, stronger environment on Haqq Ethiq (HAQQ Ethereum L2).

2. Is my liquidity safe?

Yes. Your funds remain onchain in the SushiSwap pool contracts. 

However, as HAQQ sunsets SushiSwap support on HAQQ L1 and withdraws its liquidity by the end of the year, normal interactions with these pools will no longer be supported. Trading, routing and standard liquidity operations on HAQQ L1 will cease.

To avoid any inconvenience or the need for more complex methods afterward, the safest and simplest option is to withdraw your liquidity before the end of the year while full support is still in place.

3. What does SushiSwap support on HAQQ L1 is concluding actually mean?

It means that by the end of the year, HAQQ will sunset SushiSwap support on HAQQ L1 and withdraw its liquidity. After that point:

• Swaps on SushiSwap will no longer be available on HAQQ L1
• HAQQ pairs will no longer be supported for trading or routing through SushiSwap
• Liquidity pools may still appear onchain at the contract level and in the UI, but they will no longer function as active markets for trading or normal liquidity operations.
  

To avoid any disruption, users providing liquidity are strongly encouraged to withdraw before year-end.

4. What should I do if I have liquidity or tokens in SushiSwap on HAQQ L1?

If you have liquidity or positions in SushiSwap on HAQQ L1, you should:

• Remove your liquidity
• Close any LP positions
• Withdraw your tokens to a personal wallet before the end of the year.

After that date, interacting with the SushiSwap L1 contracts may become unavailable or unsupported, so acting early is strongly recommended.

5. Does this affect ISLM?

No changes to ISLM itself. Only the SushiSwap liquidity venue is affected.

6. How does this relate to the Burn & Mint and the ecosystem token?

The ecosystem token and the unified value layer are designed to work best where products, users and liquidity are closest together.

Haqq Ethiq (HAQQ Ethereum L2) is where we expect the new economic model to be most effective: products settle value into the unified layer, and the ecosystem token acts as the main instrument within it. Sunsetting deployments like SushiSwap on L1 is part of concentrating that activity around the new structure.

Guide: How to Remove Your Liquidity From SushiSwap on HAQQ Network L1

If you are providing liquidity on SushiSwap on HAQQ Mainnet, please withdraw your position before support ends. The process is simple:

1. Open SushiSwap and connect

1. Go to: https://www.sushi.com/
2. Connect Wallet.
3. Make sure it’s connected to the HAQQ Mainnet network.
   

2. Go to your positions

1. On SushiSwap, navigate to “Positions” at the top of the screen.
2. Click “My Positions”.
3. If prompted, select the correct protocol version (V2 or V3) so your positions display.
   

You should now see all the liquidity pools you are providing liquidity to on HAQQ.

3. Select the pool you want to exit

1. Scroll through the list of your positions.
2. Click on the specific pool you want to withdraw from.
   

This will open the details for that liquidity position.

4. Start the withdrawal

1. Look for the “Withdraw” or “Remove Liquidity” button for that position.
2. Click it.
3. Choose how much you want to remove
   
   • For example: 25%, 50%, 75%, or Max of your liquidity.
     

5. Approve the LP (SLP) token if needed

If this is your first time removing liquidity from that pool:

1. SushiSwap may ask you to approve the LP (SLP) token.
2. Confirm the Approve transaction in your wallet.
3. Wait for that approval transaction to confirm.

This step authorizes the contract to move your LP tokens so it can give you back your underlying assets.

6. Confirm removal of liquidity

1. After approval, click “Remove” or “Confirm Withdraw”.
2. Review the amounts you will receive for each token in the pair.
3. Confirm the action.
   

7. Confirm in your wallet

1. Your wallet will pop up with a transaction request.
2. Check the details and Confirm.
   

8. Check your wallet

Once the transaction is confirmed:

• Your LP (SLP) tokens for that pool will be burned.
• The underlying tokens (for example, ISLM + another token) will be sent back to your wallet.
• The position will no longer appear as active liquidity in your SushiSwap positions list.
  

You have now successfully removed your liquidity from SushiSwap on HAQQ L1.

Hope the above helps! If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out on Telegram and Discord.

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