- Sui recorded $15M in 24-hour bridge inflows, surpassing Solana and Ethereum amid changing blockchain liquidity.
- Institutional interest rises as Grayscale and VanEck develop Sui-based investment products amid growing ecosystem activity.
- Sui’s robotics integration enables autonomous on-chain operations, linking real-world machines to a decentralized economy.
Sui Network has quietly climbed the ranks in blockchain capital movement, posting $15 million in net bridge inflows within 24 hours, according to data shared by market analyst Momin. This performance placed Sui fourth globally, ahead of major chains like Solana, zkSync, Polygon, Arbitrum and even Ethereum.
During the same period, Ethereum saw $25 million in outflows, while Sui absorbed liquidity amid changing investor sentiment. The data snapshot showed HYPE leading with $40 million, followed by Optimism Mainnet at $30 million, Bitcoin at $18 million, and Sui at $15 million. Analysts note that liquidity is rotating toward faster, institutional-grade chains built for real-world adoption.
Sui Maintains Growth Momentum Despite Price Correction
Sui’s ecosystem has expanded steadily through 2025 despite price cooling from January highs of $5.35 to around $2. Network fundamentals have remained strong, with $20 billion in decentralized exchange (DEX) trading volume, $2.6 billion in total value locked (TVL), and more than 450,000 transactions per second (TPS) recorded over the past quarter.
Stablecoin transfers surpassed $400 billion, and developer activity increased 16% year-over-year, ranking second only to Solana. Notably, the recent Mysticeti v2 upgrade reduced network latency by over 35%, improving transaction finality speed.
The introduction of USDsui, a native stablecoin issued by Bridge in partnership with Stripe, further deepened on-chain liquidity. Additionally, Crypto.com added institutional custody for Sui assets, while Bluefin introduced structured lending products backed by network revenue, signaling deeper financial integration.
Institutional Interest and Upcoming Network Catalysts
Institutional inflows into Sui have grown sharply, with Grayscale, VanEck, and 21Shares developing investment products based on the network. Data indicates Sui now ranks fifth in institutional allocations, drawing approximately $26 million weekly. The network is also preparing for major upgrades including Walrus, Remora, and SCION designed to expand throughput beyond 100,000 TPS.
Stablecoin liquidity through USDsui and suiUSDe continues to strengthen, providing a foundation for the next wave of decentralized finance activity. Meanwhile, real-world asset (RWA) and Bitcoin finance (BTCfi) integrations are channeling new liquidity into Sui’s ecosystem.
Blockchain and Robotics Integration on Sui
According to Sui co-founder Kostas, the network’s architecture enables object-centric ownership and verification, allowing robots to operate autonomously on-chain. Through this framework, robots can rent tools, buy energy, and transact transparently without intermediaries. Kostas noted that on-chain control provides transparency, accountability, and decentralized governance for the emerging machine economy.
As robotics and artificial intelligence converge, Sui’s parallel execution and on-chain proofs allow real-time coordination between devices. This foundation supports an open, verifiable digital economy where machines and humans coexist within the same decentralized system.
