US-listed SUI exchange-traded funds are experiencing sustained inflows while Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs face weakening demand. The funds have recorded five consecutive weeks of inflows, accumulating approximately 14 million SUI during the period.
Several network developments are driving activity. Sui conducted a stress test at Basecamp where it handled over 40 million transactions per second, more than six times its previous record. The test simulated AI-agent activity using over 10,000 programmable tunnels with transactions settled on the network.
Recent integrations and partnerships are expanding the network's capabilities. Sui announced a collaboration with Alibaba Cloud to integrate cloud and AI inference services into its Agent Payments system, enabling AI agents to pay for services using stablecoins within spending limits. The network is also being integrated into Samsung Wallet's USDC offering, which targets 82 million eligible Galaxy devices in the United States and will support stablecoin transfers without gas fees.
Sui's Bitcoin finance project, Hashi, is preparing for a phased mainnet rollout this month after securing over $500 million in capital commitments from more than 20 participating institutions, with Anchorage Digital named as a launch partner. Circle's Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol V2 has launched on Sui, enabling native USDC to move between Sui and 29 other supported blockchains.
The network surpassed 5 billion total transactions, with the figure now standing at approximately 5.02 billion. While Sui reported 100% uptime over the past 30 days, the network experienced significant outages earlier in the year, including three major outages within 48 hours in May and a consensus bug that halted operations for approximately five hours and 52 minutes in January.
