SUI News

Canary Capital has filed for an ETF tracking Sui after registering a trust in Delaware for the fund earlier this month.

Sui’s programming language, Move, is said to reduce many vulnerabilities seen in other blockchain networks, but protocol-level attacks are still a possibility.

Critics question whether WLFI offers innovation or just another rebranded DeFi service.

Bitcoin appears on the verge of losing the $85,000 level, which could trigger a cascading liquidation event. Will bulls show up to buy the dip and defend a critical support level?

Bitcoin is showing signs of strength by rallying within a hair of $100,000. Which altcoins will follow?

Bitcoin is trading in a tight range, pointing to a possible breakout in the near future.

Bitcoin bears are finding it difficult to pin the price below $95,000, indicating solid demand at lower levels.

It will take more than Ethereum’s upcoming Pectra upgrade to turn ETH price around. Cointelegraph explains why.

Bitcoin is consolidating between $100,000 and $109,588, and charts currently indicate a higher chance of an upside breakout.

Bitcoin’s recovery to $100,000 is likely to be met with strong resistance, but if the bulls prevail, the next stop is near $108,300.

Bitcoin’s bounce above $94,000 suggests that the bulls remain buyers on dips, increasing the possibility of a retest of $100,000.

Bitcoin’s sell-off shows no signs of forming a bottom, which is destroying traders’ appetite for altcoins.

Bitcoin bulls keep pushing for $100,000, and if they make it, SUI, ENA, SOL and ICP could also break out.

Rumors came after Phantom announced a new social discovery feature, where some speculated users would earn tokens by gaining followers.

They cited MEV as a major concern and said if they couldn’t build on Solana, they would opt for either Base or Sui.