SUI's recent performance has indeed been eye-catching. Yesterday, the 24-hour increase reached 9%, with the price stabilizing around $1.57, and the daily trading volume breaking through $570 million. This kind of rebound at low levels is truly notable.
From a technical perspective, the competitiveness of this public chain is gradually being reflected in its upgrades. With a processing capacity of 866 TPS combined with zk-snarks privacy mechanisms, it still shows promise within the current blockchain ecosystem. This is not just a matter of numbers but a real improvement in performance.
Market movements are also worth noting. Institutional efforts to promote ETFs are accelerating, and the frequency of collaborations with industry giants is increasing. All these indicate that incremental capital is slowly entering the market. The market's valuation reconfiguration for SUI is far from complete, with many institutions even targeting a price level of $8.18.
Of course, while the valuation repair space is attractive, risk warnings must also be considered. The key support level at $1.10 below cannot be ignored. If this level is lost, the rebound could face downward pressure and potential correction.
The valuation game among high-potential public chains is becoming increasingly fierce. The competition among leading players like SUI, SOL, and BNB has already entered a heated phase. Those who can lead in technological innovation and capital accumulation are more likely to gain more influence in the next cycle.
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ZKProofEnthusiast
· 01-05 23:12
No, this rebound of SUI feels like institutions are accumulating. If it drops below $1.10, it will be really dangerous.
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OnchainDetectiveBing
· 01-03 08:39
Hey, if it breaks $1.10, we gotta run. Don't get greedy just because of the nice gains.
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APY_Chaser
· 01-03 07:50
This rebound of SUI is indeed interesting. 866 TPS combined with privacy features can't really compete with current public chains, especially as institutions are entering the market. However, don't be too optimistic; if 1.1 breaks, be cautious.
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AirdropDreamBreaker
· 01-03 07:46
Hmm, this move is really interesting. Rebounding from $1.57 to $8.18? That's a huge difference in the middle.
Are institutions really betting on SUI? Then I need to see if I can get on board.
If $1.10 breaks, it's game over. Gotta hold this position well.
I'm watching SOL and BNB. It's hard to say which one has a stronger hand.
This time the increase is only 9%. If there's a big move later, it's hard to tell.
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GasFeeSobber
· 01-03 07:43
1. 57% dare to stand firm, is SUI really going to turn around this time, or is it just another prelude to a wave of cutting leeks
2. 866 TPS combined with privacy mechanisms sounds good, just not sure how it will perform in actual applications, will it become just a concept coin again
3. The signals from institutional bottom-fishing are so obvious, it’s a bit unsettling... could it be another trick
4. The target price of $8.18, I believe only half of it, the potential for growth is tempting but also a bit fake
5. If it breaks 1.10, it’s game over, that support level is clear
6. SOL and BNB have already taken off, SUI only just rebounded now, feels a bit late
7. The promised ETF promotion, why haven’t we seen increased capital inflows yet, instead my holdings are shrinking
8. I remain optimistic, but whether it can break through the previous high is the key, don’t want it to fall back to 0.8 again
9. The 570 million trading volume doesn’t seem that outrageous, but compared to other public chains, it’s still lacking
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LayerZeroHero
· 01-03 07:36
SUI's recent rebound is quite strong, but I still think the $1.10 threshold needs to be held.
Otherwise, the target price of $8.18 is just wishful thinking. Institutional ETF entry is a good sign, but I don't know how long it can last.
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SeasonedInvestor
· 01-03 07:34
Damn, if $1.10 breaks, what should we do? We must hold this level.
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GasFeeCrybaby
· 01-03 07:24
A 9% increase isn't a big deal; the key is whether it can hold steady. I bet it breaks through 1.10.
SUI's recent performance has indeed been eye-catching. Yesterday, the 24-hour increase reached 9%, with the price stabilizing around $1.57, and the daily trading volume breaking through $570 million. This kind of rebound at low levels is truly notable.
From a technical perspective, the competitiveness of this public chain is gradually being reflected in its upgrades. With a processing capacity of 866 TPS combined with zk-snarks privacy mechanisms, it still shows promise within the current blockchain ecosystem. This is not just a matter of numbers but a real improvement in performance.
Market movements are also worth noting. Institutional efforts to promote ETFs are accelerating, and the frequency of collaborations with industry giants is increasing. All these indicate that incremental capital is slowly entering the market. The market's valuation reconfiguration for SUI is far from complete, with many institutions even targeting a price level of $8.18.
Of course, while the valuation repair space is attractive, risk warnings must also be considered. The key support level at $1.10 below cannot be ignored. If this level is lost, the rebound could face downward pressure and potential correction.
The valuation game among high-potential public chains is becoming increasingly fierce. The competition among leading players like SUI, SOL, and BNB has already entered a heated phase. Those who can lead in technological innovation and capital accumulation are more likely to gain more influence in the next cycle.