You can take advantage of Sui’s object model in your DApp by treating all on-chain data as programmable objects rather than simple account balances. Each object has a unique ID and can be owned, shared, or mutable, allowing you to build features like asset transfers, game items, or identity systems with clear ownership and access control. You write smart contracts in Move, defining custom object types and functions that interact with them. This model helps you manage state more safely and efficiently, especially when building complex applications.

Define each LP’s position as an owned object under their address. 3. Use wrapped object requests for batched swaps. The swap service unwraps, executes validation, and rewraps as needed. 4. Expose UI metadata via Sui Object Display, so the UI shows pool stats and LP details cleanly. 5. Optimize: individual trades on owned LP state execute quickly, while shared Pool updates are car