Sui ETFs Draw 14 Million SUI Over Five Weeks
The inflows coincided with payment, cloud and cross-chain initiatives for the network. The supplied materials include no Bitcoin or Ether fund-flow figures.

U.S.-listed Sui exchange-traded funds accumulated around 14 million SUI over five weeks, as payment and infrastructure initiatives expanded across the network.
Circle’s Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol V2 launched on Sui, enabling native USDC transfers between Sui and 29 other supported blockchains. Sui also announced a collaboration with Alibaba Cloud to add cloud and AI inference services to its Agent Payments system; the announcement did not specify when those services would become available.
Samsung Wallet is integrating Sui into its USDC offering, which targets 82 million eligible Galaxy devices in the United States. The integration is designed to support stablecoin transfers without gas fees.
At Basecamp, Sui said its network handled more than 40 million transactions per second in a live stress test. The test simulated AI-agent activity through more than 10,000 programmable tunnels, with transactions settling on Sui.
Sui’s Bitcoin finance project, Hashi, is preparing for a phased mainnet rollout this month. The project has secured more than $500 million in capital commitments, has more than 20 participating institutions and named Anchorage Digital as a launch partner.
The network reported 100% uptime over the past 30 days. Earlier this year, three outages within a 48-hour period in May caused more than 15 hours of downtime. A consensus bug also halted block production and transaction processing for about five hours and 52 minutes in January.