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Sui is a Layer 1 proof-of-stake blockchain that stores data as independent objects rather than as balances inside accounts, which lets it execute unrelated transactions in parallel. It is programmed in Sui Move, a variant of the Move language first developed for Meta's Diem project, and it was built by Mysten Labs, a company founded by former engineers from Meta's blockchain research group. SUI is the native token: it pays for gas and storage, is staked with validators to secure the network, and carries on-chain voting rights.
Sui matters because it targets consumer-scale apps: sub-second consensus, low fees and onboarding tools such as zkLogin and sponsored transactions are part of the base protocol rather than bolt-ons.
Official resources:
Mysten Labs was co-founded by Evan Cheng (CEO), Sam Blackshear (CTO), Adeniyi Abiodun (Chief Product Officer), Kostas Chalkias (Chief Cryptographer) and George Danezis (Chief Scientist). The Sui Foundation supports the ecosystem and governance side. Backers named in public project materials include Andreessen Horowitz, Coinbase Ventures, Circle Ventures and YZi Labs (formerly Binance Labs).
Key milestones:
May 3, 2023: mainnet launch Sui Mainnet went live with the SUI token. Roughly 5% of the 10 billion SUI supply was in circulation at launch, with the rest scheduled for release over time.
July 2024: Mysticeti consensus on mainnet Sui replaced its earlier consensus stack with Mysticeti, a DAG-based protocol, rolled out in steps over several weeks. It brought consensus latency well under one second.
November 21, 2024: first network halt A bug in congestion-control code made validators crash in a loop, halting the chain for about two and a half hours. A fix shipped in version 1.37.4 and the network was back within 15 minutes of its release.
May 2025: Cetus exploit and recovery vote An attacker drained liquidity pools on Cetus, a major DEX on Sui, by exploiting an overflow check in its math library. Validators froze a large part of the stolen funds before they could leave the network. An on-chain vote that opened on May 27, 2025 passed with validators representing 90.9% of stake, and the frozen funds were moved to a 4-of-6 multisig held by Cetus, the Sui Foundation and the auditor OtterSec for return to users. The episode started a lasting debate about validator intervention.
January 14, 2026: second network stall An edge-case bug in consensus commit logic made validators compute different results, and the network stopped certifying checkpoints for about six hours. Sui reported no forks, no rolled-back transactions and no funds at risk.
Mysticeti v2 From node version 1.60, Mysticeti v2 became the default. It moves transaction validation into consensus and submits transactions to a single validator instead of broadcasting to all, which Sui says cut full-node latency by about 25% to 35% depending on region.
Everything on Sui is an object with a unique ID and an owner. Objects can be owned by one address, shared so that many users can modify them, or immutable. Every transaction declares up front which objects it touches, so the network can run transactions with non-overlapping inputs at the same time on many cores.
Transactions that involve shared objects are ordered by Mysticeti. Multiple validators propose blocks in parallel, and blocks commit after three rounds of messages; in controlled tests Mysticeti committed in about half a second and stayed under one second at 300,000 to 400,000 transactions per second. The system tolerates faults as long as more than two thirds of stake is honest.
Validators are chosen through delegated proof of stake. Stake changes take effect at epoch boundaries, and an epoch lasts roughly 24 hours on mainnet.
Gas and storage fees Every transaction pays a computation fee and a storage fee in SUI.
Staking Holders delegate SUI to validators and share rewards in proportion to stake. Rewards come from fees plus stake subsidies that phase out over time.
Governance SUI stake carries on-chain voting rights, as used in the 2025 Cetus recovery vote.
Storage fund Storage fees flow into a storage fund that pays future validators for keeping data that was written in the past. When users delete data they receive a partial rebate of their storage fee.
Supply is capped at 10,000,000,000 SUI, released gradually on an unlock schedule published on the Sui website.
Aptos shares Sui's Diem and Move heritage but keeps an account-based model with global storage, while Sui rebuilt Move around objects. Solana also executes in parallel, but uses Rust programs and requires transactions to list the accounts they touch rather than owned objects. Compared with Ethereum, which runs transactions one after another in the EVM and scales through Layer 2 rollups, Sui aims for scale on its base layer. Sei is another parallel-execution Layer 1, but with an EVM focus.
Security comes from delegated proof of stake: validators lock SUI and need more than two thirds of stake to agree. Sui Move's type system prevents assets from being copied or silently dropped, which removes some classes of contract bugs. Both network halts so far were liveness failures (the chain stopped) rather than safety failures (no conflicting states were finalized). Application code is still the weak point, as the Cetus exploit showed.
Sui is one of the clearest tests of whether a redesigned data model (objects instead of accounts) plus built-in onboarding tools can deliver web-scale apps on a single Layer 1. Its record so far combines fast technical progress with two outages and a contested governance intervention, which makes it worth watching closely.
SUI trades on most large centralized exchanges against USD, EUR, USDT and USDC, and on DEXs within the Sui ecosystem such as Cetus. Availability depends on your country.
Verified SUI markets include:
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Read the complete paper trading guideThe current price of Sui is $1.12 with a 5.23% change in the last 24 hours.
The daily trading volume is $147,312,317 representing a 17.04% change in the past 24 hours.
The market capitalization of Sui is $4,600,136,245, ranking #26 globally.
The fully diluted valuation (FDV) of Sui is $11,170,068,366, calculated assuming the maximum supply of 10,000,000,000 SUI is in circulation.
Circulating: 4,118,270,448. Total: 10,000,000,000. Max: 10,000,000,000.
In the last 24 hours, Sui traded between a low of $1.06 and a high of $1.14.
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Layer-1 blockchain Sui is launching Hashi, an institutional protocol allowing holders to use bitcoin as collateral without moving it off the Bitcoin network.
Sui’s Hashi will launch this month with over $500M committed, while Anchorage Digital adds institutional access and stablecoin liquidity.
Hashi has more than $500M in commitments ahead of mainnet launch, while Anchorage offers institutions settlement and self-custody.
Bastion and Coinbase will custody the balances, while transfers to bank accounts in more than 60 countries will carry separate fees.
