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SUI crashed! Is it buying time now? https://t.co/tKkKNucflL @YouTube via https://t.co/PaIxxQLXOg

"Google doesn't even know it's you logging in with Google." Kostas Chalkias (@kostascrypto) was the lead cryptographer on Facebook's Libra project. He left to build $Sui. Now he explains the thing centralized tech can never give you: "You still pay to move your own money between banks on the same continent. We broke that. You log in with a Google account — and Google doesn't even know you have an account." "I come from Facebook. I worked for Mark. The centralized system was never going to give you transparency over your own data." "In a voting-based validator system you see exactly what every validator is doing. You can check who they are, whether they're secretly the same entity. With centralization, nobody knows." "Even if a government tries to do something, at least we'll know what they did in the background. You don't get that anywhere that lives in one single country." Translation: the privacy argument for crypto isn't about hiding. It's the opposite — it's about transparency you can verify yourself, instead of trusting a company or a government to tell you the truth. The man who built the cryptography inside Facebook is saying Facebook's model can't deliver that. That's worth sitting with.

【Breaking⚡】Seal MPC is now live on the mainnet, enabling programmable access control for data, #AI, and digital assets. #Web3 https://t.co/cAhXc9Nvf0

⚡️ NEW: Seal MPC is now live on mainnet, bringing programmable access controls to data, AI, and digital assets. https://t.co/hORR0cb2lp

I hate to say it, but it’s starting to look like @benjamincowen was right all along lmao anyway Sui

Sooo whats next for $Sui? Whats left for us to get excited about in the rest of 2026? As someone who never lost excitement through Sui’s ups and downs, I have to admit that lately I’ve been struggling to stay optimistic.

A few thoughts on the Track 2 results. First, congratulations again to all winners and honorable mentions, and thank you to everyone who participated. As we all know, Track 2 was significantly more competitive than Track 1, with over 70 submissions spanning different formats, styles, topics, and levels of depth. Submissions were reviewed using the published criteria, including: Hook strength, Narrative clarity, Originality, Production quality, Ecosystem value, Topic diversity & Accuracy One thing worth noting is that there was no single “correct” type of video. Some submissions excelled at storytelling, others at short-form communication, and others at educational depth. I also want to remind everyone that the goal of this program has never been to benefit a single creator, a small group of creators, or any individual involved in running it. The goal has always been to create more opportunities for creators within the Sui ecosystem, encourage higher quality content, and help grow a stronger creator culture across the community. As a result, final decisions were not based on a single metric, but on how submissions performed across the full rubric and how effectively they communicated the topic to their intended audience. We appreciate all feedback and will continue improving the program and judging process as it evolves.