SUI was down 4.76% over 24 hours at 11:18 a.m. ET on Oct. 8, based on Binance spot trading data.
The peak came from off-chain Sui Tunnels, while available Binance-pair data listed slightly lower closes on Oct. 8.
SUI traded near $1.1441 after Sui reported 40.6M TPS through off-chain channels. Daily support, resistance and MACD frame the outlook.
Sui's Hashi will launch this month with over $500M committed, while Anchorage Digital adds institutional access and stablecoin liquidity.
Sui's Hashi network could redefine Bitcoin's utility, potentially increasing institutional adoption and liquidity in decentralized finance. Sui's Hashi Bitcoin collateral network lines up more than $500M ahead of mainnet.
The phased rollout has more than 20 crypto-industry participants, with Anchorage Digital joining as an initial partner.
Samsung Wallet is integrating Sui to bring USDC support directly to 82 million eligible U.S. Galaxy devices, without requiring a new app or separate crypto wallet. The U.S. is the first launch market, with expansion to additional regions planned, subject to local regulatory requirements.
Mysten Labs and Google Cloud plan a verifiable-agent platform, while Sui reported 40.6 million off-chain interactions per second in testing.
The token slipped on the same day as the record. Tough room?
The planned integration would support USDC transfers on Sui across about 82 million Galaxy devices in the United States without network fees.
During the live demonstration at Sui Basecamp in Singapore, an off-chain tunnel throughput peak of 40,614,180 transactions per second was recorded. The technical test ran over 10,000 programmable channels opened on mainnet to simulate payments, gaming, and messaging workloads.
During a live stress test on Wednesday in Singapore, Sui achieved 40,614,180 transactions per second (TPS), breaking its own record from July of 6.09 million TPS by more than six times.