Around 14 million SUI have flowed into US ETFs over five weeks.
The move was measured through 9:07 a.m. ET (13:07 UTC) Oct. 14.
SUI's RSI was 50.69, and the token remained below several short-term averages but above its 50-day and 200-day averages.
The v1.82.0 release lets developers test ML-DSA-65 signatures before planned Testnet deployment by the end of 2026 and mainnet authentication in early 2027.
Mysten Labs introduces post-quantum digital signature support on the Sui development network to protect decentralized infrastructure against future hardware capabilities. The platform integrates NIST-approved ML-DSA-65 algorithms into version 1.82.0, allowing builders to test secure transaction workflows directly.
The feature is scheduled for the last week of October and will enable qualified USDC transfers without requiring users to hold SUI for network fees.
Sui's quantum-safe transaction milestone signals a pivotal shift towards enhanced blockchain security, potentially influencing future cryptographic standards. Mysten reports Sui's first native quantum-safe devnet transaction.
SUI traded at $1.07 after a 24-hour decline, while Binance futures open interest rose 10.57% to approximately $134.8 million.
SUI was trading at $1.06 at 12:49 a.m. ET (04:49 UTC) on Oct. 13, while one-hour short liquidations reached $70,000.
DATA Network will move its AI training-data registry and token onto Sui, although the partners have not announced a migration date.
The stablecoin's supply rose 8.02% over 30 days, but the milestone does not establish broader user adoption or payment activity.
SUI's USDsui hits record supply as partnerships, buybacks, and AI adoption shape its future growth strategy.