Sui is making your wallet private.
Confidential transfers are coming.
Hide the amount, keep the proof.
Inside Sui Ep. 11.
Confidential transfers are coming to #Sui.
The hard part of private money isn't hiding the amount but guaranteeing nobody can mint value out of thin air while the supply is shielded.
We solved it by scoping the cryptography down to one thing: range proofs on transfer amounts. Conservation of supply lives in the protocol, not the proof. Unauthorized mints are impossible by construction.
Last episode we covered USDsui. The native dollar on Sui.
This episode the chain made moving it free.
Stablecoin transfers on Sui now cost zero. No gas token.
Inside SUI Ep. 10.
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Now live and fully rolled out on mainnet: Stablecoin transfers on Sui are free.
No $SUI, no problem.
Just send.
Crypto started as a cypherpunk project to dodge banks.
Seventeen years later Stripe is issuing suiUSDe.
That's the cycle in one sentence.
Inside SUI Ep. 9
70% of every Bitcoin on Sui sits with one protocol - @navi_protocol.
Sui's lending layer. Built native from day one.
Over a million users. $28 billion supplied.
Inside SUI Ep. 8.
Blockchains were never designed to store data.
@WalrusProtocol is.
Media. Game assets. AI data.
Sui runs transactions. Walrus runs data. Full stack.
Inside Sui Ep. 7.
In case you forgot: Monad is one of the most decentralized L1s out there.
218 validators. 30+ countries. 58+ cities.
Real validator distribution. Real operators. Real infrastructure.
Proud to be among the top validators securing @monad mainnet.
The biggest asset in crypto is also the most underused.
Hashi fixes that.
Native BTC. Programmable collateral on @SuiNetwork.
No wrapping. No custodian.
This is Inside Sui Ep. 6.
Institutional custody is quietly moving into crypto.
It needs RPCs that don't rate-limit under load.
Indexers that keep up at 10k TPS.
MPC that signs first try, every time.
The institutional stack is infrastructure. All the way down.
That's where we live.




