SUI (SUI)

Love to see Sui getting integrated by more and more payments apps, making it easier to make payments with solana:EPjFWdd5AufqSSqeM2qN1xzybapC8G4wEGGkZwyTDt1v on Sui directly without bridging to other chains first. Started with @Revolut this year and now @RedotPay… which one is next? @greyfinance maybe?

There are many cases where #Altcoins are currently consolidating for multiple months. It doesn't crash further. It doesn't rally either. That's the accumulation period for many of those protocols. $SUI shows the same pattern, where it's nicely holding the 21-Day MA for support, but remains to be stuck between $0.80-1.10. It's very likely that it will start attacking the highs at $1.10 if Bitcoin shows more strength. Gold volatility down --> VIX down --> Nasdaq up --> Bitcoin lags with 1-3 weeks --> #Altcoins follow with 1-2 weeks lag. If Bitcoin consolidates here and goes sideways, I would expect more altcoins to follow the path of Bitcoin and that would open up the opportunity for $SUI to run to $1.75.

the 2 biggest unlocks in finance. both coming to @SuiNetwork this year LFG🚀 https://t.co/qfjK9TVlrn

YOU'RE STILL DEBATING WHETHER CRYPTO HAS REAL-WORLD UTILITY. SOMEONE JUST BOUGHT COFFEE WITH SUI. 130 million merchants. 100+ countries. 7 million RedotPay customers. SUI and USDC-Sui live for real-world payments starting today. Not "coming soon." Not a partnership announcement. Live. Tap and pay. Most L1s measure success in TVL and TPS. Sui is measuring it in merchants and countries. That's a fundamentally different growth metric and a fundamentally bigger addressable market. The chains that win aren't the ones you trade. They're the ones you spend.

➠ @SuiNetwork is quietly moving into a new phase, where things feel more structured and less experimental. First, the base numbers: • TVL: ~$600M+ • Stablecoins: ~$520M (mostly USDC) • DEX volume: ~$100M+ (24h) • Perps volume: ~$14M+ (24h) Nothing extreme, but activity is still consistent. What matters now is not just size rather what the ecosystem is actually doing with usage. $Sui is shifting into a full-stack structure called “𝑺𝒖𝒊 𝑺𝒕𝒂𝒄𝒌”. It’s built around core layers: • Liquidity → @DeepBookonSui • Data → @WalrusProtocol • Security → Seal • Compute → Nautilus • Identity → @SuiNSdapp Instead of separate apps, it’s becoming connected infrastructure. Builders are also changing approach to less EVM-style copying. More native design using: • object-based assets • parallel execution • onchain orderbooks This is shaping how apps are built on #Sui. DeFi still holds most of the liquidity and key protocols are: • @suilendprotocol ($170M TVL) • @natusvincere ($150M TVL) • @bluefinapp (perps activity growing) • @bucket_protocol (stablecoin system) • @HaedalProtocol (liquid staking) This is where most capital sits today. But TVL alone doesn’t tell the full story, you also have to look at volume. DEX and perps activity are still strong even when TVL shifts. That usually means money is not just sitting idle rather it’s actually moving through trading, lending, and derivatives. Then there’s stablecoins, which are becoming a core layer of activity. Sui now holds over ~$520M in stablecoins, mostly USDC. But more importantly, new direction like #USDsui is pushing the idea of native dollar rails inside the ecosystem. This matters because stablecoins are not just assets here but they are becoming the main way value moves between apps. 𝐍𝐞𝐱𝐭 𝐢𝐬 𝐝𝐞𝐯𝐞𝐥𝐨𝐩𝐞𝐫 𝐚𝐜𝐭𝐢𝐯𝐢𝐭𝐲. This is where the real long-term picture shows up. Instead of simple forks, builders are shipping things tied to Sui’s design: • object-based ownership • parallel execution • native liquidity layers You also see new systems like #DeFi Moonshots funding more specific, focused products instead of broad incentive farming. This usually signals builders are staying, not just rotating liquidity. 𝐓𝐡𝐞𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐫𝐞 𝐢𝐬 𝐬𝐭𝐚𝐜𝐤 𝐚𝐝𝐨𝐩𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧. This is the most structural change because projects are no longer building in isolation. They are plugging into shared layers: • DeepBook for liquidity • Walrus for data storage • Seal for security workflows • Nautilus for compute • SuiNS for identity So instead of 100 separate apps, you get interconnected systems. That’s what changes the ecosystem shape over time. Yield side is still structured, not aggressive: • LSD + lending: ~5–15% range • Stable LPs: ~8–12% • Base staking: ~2–3% Less about chasing high APY, more about combining layers efficiently. There’s also a growing BTCfi angle: • wrapped BTC assets (LBTC, xBTC) • lending + LP use cases Still early, but slowly expanding into the ecosystem. Another important layer is Walrus, and it is the storage and data layer. It already handles large-scale data (hundreds of TB range), which starts to matter for: • #AI workloads • gaming infrastructure • data-heavy applications It’s not DeFi, but it supports what DeFi alone cannot. Overall direction is shifting from simple DeFi replication To a system where: • liquidity is shared • data is reusable • identity is native • applications are composable So Sui is less about isolated apps now, and more about how all these layers connect and interact in practice.

🚨 New expansion for Sui adoption in payments @RedotPay in Hong Kong integrates Sui and USDC‑Sui 👀 📊 Result: • Send and spend assets on the @SuiNetwork network • Support usage across 100+ countries • Direct connection with traditional payment systems 💳 https://t.co/vwNSR3s2LF