Sui is quickly becoming a ghost chain despite strong technology, because terrible token economics and founder greed hold it back. Over six months, chain fees fell 90%, TVL 70%, DEX and perp volume over 90% and daily active addresses 85%, while market cap fell only about 50%. Cheaper gas explains some of the fee drop but not the combined decline. Founders control the unallocated supply, giving them over 80% of tokens. Sui should chase trading and DeFi, crypto's best product-market fit. x.com  … Show more

Celestia's TIA, Sui and Sei look like coins whose inertia is dragging them toward zero, making them ones to avoid even for a heavy mean-reversion trader. Other assets, by contrast, have neutral or slightly positive inertia. x.com 

SUI below $0.70 discounts a network with free stablecoin transfers, sub-second finality and ties to BlackRock, Visa, Stripe and Google Cloud. The dip is a gift: the deeper it goes, the bigger the eventual rebound. x.com 

MultiversX's exploit exposed hidden centralization and a reckless design that badly damage trust in EGLD. A sharding flaw let a hacker mint 76M EGLD, about 2.5x supply, and the chain kept running instead of halting, so the hacker sent tokens to exchanges and sold some; three days of downtime followed. The code holds an undisclosed foundation-controlled off-switch, though whether it was used is uncertain. Exchanges may reconsider listings, and a sell-off could come once holders can move coins. … Show more

Bitcoin Cash is uncompetitive with third-generation chains like Solana, Hyperliquid and Sui, and has become a ghost town in 2026. It handles about 280-300 TPS versus Solana's 40,000+, and 10-minute confirmations versus 400ms; speed is the bigger problem, and 150ms blocks are not on the roadmap. Its auto-adjusting block size could take a year to grow even with full blocks. Proof of work needs higher fees for equal security, and its benign dictatorship tends to turn corrupt. x.com  x.com  x.com  … Show more

Sui's on-chain activity is strengthening, supporting its upward trend, though crowded retail longs and net-short top traders complicate the setup. Daily transactions reached 51.8 million, up 15%, and Samsung Wallet is set to go live on Sui in late October. A close above $1.078 could open $1.13; rejection near $1.07 could send SUI back to $1.00. x.com 

Sui's supply is tightening as real-world use grows. Nasdaq staked 108.7M SUI overnight, locking 2.7% of total supply at once, and Paga partnered with Sui to bring crypto payments to millions of users. The spot ETF is live and big investors are buying more, yet even after a 25% jump SUI remains 78% below its all-time high. x.com 

SUI looks good here as the Samsung Wallet partnership to bring USDC onto Sui could widen payment access, while Sui's claimed 40 million TPS capacity could handle global fiat payment volume. After Basecamp's announcements, more smart capital is expected to flow in, though that remains a forecast. x.com  x.com 

Sui looks good for the long term. The case rests on USDsui, Sui's native stablecoin, which @Nick_Researcher describes as pegged 1:1 to the dollar, issued by a Stripe company and purpose-built for Sui's high-performance architecture for scalable finance and global payments. x.com 

Sui's native USDC transfers could draw liquidity into its DeFi ecosystem by avoiding wrapped-token and bridge-pool risks. Circle's CCTP V2 connects Sui with 29 chains; Samsung Wallet integration could widen access to nearly 82 million devices in North America. Grayscale's added Anchorage custody may ease institutional concerns, while parallel execution and growing stablecoin activity support on-chain use. x.com  x.com  x.com  x.com  x.com  x.com