Sui assets stay onchain after Sept. 24, but access shifts to swaps, Slush imports and Ledger connections.
tZERO has announced a partnership with Sui to enable digital securities, or tokenized assets. The company says its services will integrate directly with the Sui blockchain to support trading, issuance, custody, and more for institutional-grade digital securities.
Sui's onchain stablecoin supply is holding near $500 million, per Defillama, even as the network's zero-fee transfer rails keep processing tens of billions of dollars in monthly settlement volume.
Sustained inflows into SUI ETFs highlight growing investor confidence in crypto ETFs, potentially influencing broader market adoption trends. SUI ETFs hit 12 consecutive weeks of positive inflows, accumulating $9.3 million in shares.
Phantom will remove support for the Sui network on September 24, 2026, giving users less than five weeks to migrate their assets. Sui's TVL collapsed 82% from its peak of $2.58 billion in October 2025 to approximately $469 million, according to DefiLlama data.
Phantom Wallet removes Monad from its app on August 26 and Sui on September 24. The balances are not lost, but only one of the two ways out leaves your tax position untouched.
Phantom will end Sui support on September 24, 2026, as Sui TVL falls 82% from its peak. Here's what SUI holders need to know before the transition.
Phantom will stop supporting Sui on September 24. Assets will remain on the Sui blockchain, accessible through compatible wallets using the same credentials.
Sui holders retain their assets, but Phantom's exit adds pressure as network activity and liquidity decline.
Phantom will stop supporting Sui on Sept. 24, removing in-app access while users' assets remain available through compatible wallets.
On the 24th of September, Phantom will cease its support for the Sui blockchain, providing its customers with a couple of weeks to transfer their SUI and eliminating a platform that allowed users to enter one of the most talked-about Layer 1 solutions of 2025.
Phantom's decision to drop Sui support highlights the challenges of sustaining multichain wallet integrations and may influence user trust and network strategies. Phantom drops Sui support with September 24 deadline for user migration.