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$2.58 T

24h Volume:

$13.56 B

Oct 23 Liquidations:

$8.05 M

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Sui

SUI

$0.975

0.300

%

24H

#24

Coin
Open

$0.971

High

3.22

%

$1

Low

2.07

%

$0.969

Close

$0.975

Marketcap

0.970

%

$3.17 B

Volume

70.13

%

$94.21 M

FDV

0.970

%

$9.76 B

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GenesisMay 03 2023
Age3Years
Decimals9
Wallets

30

Exchanges

13

Pairs

8

Tickers

28

Base

8

Quote

0

AI Summary

Last updated Oct 23, 2026

Sui offers a scalable solution for decentralized applications, aiming to enhance user experience and transaction efficiency. It leverages a unique architecture designed to support a wide range of applications in the blockchain ecosystem.

Ranked #24 among cryptocurrencies, Sui has a circulating supply of 3,249,982,900 tokens. The maximum supply is set at 10,000,000,000 tokens, with the total supply also matching this figure. The cryptocurrency launched on May 3, 2023.

Information about the team behind Sui and its development history is limited. However, the project has gained attention for its focus on performance and usability in the blockchain space since its inception.

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Tags

11 Groups · 19 Tags

Control

1 Tag
Decentralized

120

Network

1 Tag
Layer 1

75

Scaling

3 Tags
Scalability

54

Scaling

15

Performance

13

Token

2 Tags
Utility Token

70

Governance Token

45

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What is Sui (SUI)?

Sui (SUI) is a high-performance, Layer 1 blockchain designed for low-latency, high-throughput decentralized applications. Developed by Mysten Labs a team of former Meta (Facebook) engineers. Sui is built using the Move programming language. Sui goal is to offer a developer-friendly and horizontally scalable blockchain infrastructure that supports on-chain assets and real-time applications. The network introduces innovative features like parallel transaction execution and object-centric data models.

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