SUI

FlowersforAlgorand

Other examples: CRO, SUI, TRUMP, AVNT, MORPHO, XRP

MCWatch31

centralization ist not always a bad thing... as we saw in the case of SUI freezing funds after the Cetus hack

greenwolf_12

Of course i don't know, but typically BTC tops then those profits fold into ETH and then it tops and it folds into Alts. That didn't happen, don't know why so i'm assuming we are in new territory. I doubt BTC will reach all time highs anytime soon so i'm preparing for a bear market as things are not good in the economy overall and this is not a time to speculate on crap coins. Me personally i'm holding quality only and got rid of all the meme, low market cap coins. Just holding BTC, ETH, LINK, SUI and i feel ok because i know they will also go down but not as hard. If there is still strength to come in the market those coins will move so i'm just kinda at a lull but not too worried because i can just afford to hold the good ones and just chill.

ComplexWrangler1346

Cut the losses …SUI is trash anyway

Rare_Rich6713

I sold LINK for SUI and XMN, I lost hope in LINK already.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Several blockchains, including BNB, Cosmos, SUI, and others, have mechanisms to freeze user funds, raising concerns about decentralization. These chains use hardcoded functions, configuration settings, or smart contracts to enable freezing. Bankless co-founder Ryan Sean Adams highlighted this issue, categorizing chains based on their freezing methods. Critics argue that such practices align more with traditional finance, undermining the principles of blockchain technology. Users are advised to exercise caution and consult financial advisors. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

Katamali

ARB - OP - ONDO Also under water, but not worried about: BTC, ETH, SUI, and wildly - VET ...

manifestDensity

I wanted SUI to pop so badly. Finally gave up on it and sold at like +10% or so. I got very lucky

Busy-Chemical-6666

Just recharge your dollars to USDT in an exchange and the sit quite until the market crashes. Wait for months, years and when the market crashes (set up some alarms) buy coins that are not very stable. It could be SUI, DOGE or something. After market crash these will bounce back giving you 2x-3x return and then sell and then buy Bitcoin and hold.

StrangelyBeige

I’ve had some success with it, borrowing to buy on big dips and selling the debt back on big pumps. It can be a useful tool to boost profits. Would I recommend it though? No, if you get a Oct 10 type day it can go to shit VERY quickly, I watched SUI crash to 50 cents and my borrow amount briefly went negative. Somehow I didn’t get liquidated, but the scare was enough to make me realise what I was playing with.

KalEl729

Need expert opinion- is SUI really done for?

Separate-Fl

If you're doing futures and not spot im currently using Mexc for futures, it offers many rewards for trading no BS and the main thing that it offers 0 Fees mainly on BTC ETH SOL SUI while also including like 20+ other trending pairs. If you're trading in spot then good luck because fees are always gonna remain like this in peak trading hours.

outoftownMD

Buddy, big thing is how many dog shit tokens were being made by the second that swallowed a lot of their money that came in. More tokens is the same thing as inflation and dilution when it comes to this because there wasn’t more bitcoin being made or more Ethereum being made or Solana or SUI.

reddubdub

SUI

KalEl729

Whats the use case for Solana? SUI? XRP?

Mirko_91

An investors primary concern is price performance. Every bag holder claims their bag is making a tech revolution, check DOT, SUI, SEI, APTOS, SOL holders. I dont care about your tech revolution predictions. And neither does the price.

trippie30

Whats different from KAS when compared ti SUI?

biba8163

I said this in May... > If you are intent on throwing away money, new shitcoins like SUI or even memecoins are probably a much better bet than Tezos. https://np.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/1kcnhf6/daily_crypto_discussion_may_2_2025_gmt0/mq8boam/ ...and what has happened is a coin that was in the top 10 over 8 years ago, laying dead outside the top 100, suddenly goes 10X in a month. Shit has NEVER happened before. Now EVERY bagholder of every dead coin is telling themselves their coin might do a ZEC pump one day.

Rare_Rich6713

Fr, going all in at this point, I bought some XMN and SUI today.

69retribution69

Why not SUI?

Glittering_Diver_478

You can try Algo, KAS, SUI, KTA or even ETH.

Logical_Lemming

I mean not stuff like SUI, but yes I will still invest in alts. Do I expect to make money? Not really. It's more of a hobby at this point.

Then_Helicopter4243

Personally, i would wait for deeper corrections before touching alts, especially the newer ones. $BTC and $ETH usually set the tone, so stacking them first makes sense. Once the market stabilizes, rotating into strong Layer-1s like $SOL or promising ecosystems like $SUI could offer better risk-reward.

Rare_Rich6713

Going below 90K looks really visible at this point. I’m still majorly in BTC, so I’m not really scared. I still have some bags in SUI and XMN too.

Rare_Rich6713

I can’t sell any of my alts now, it’s too late for that. I DCA abit in SUI and XMN, maybe we might see another pump again.

mariamanuela

6x will absolutely get you liquidated. I recently got liquidated on the previous liquidation cascade on 3x!! The dump happened so quick I didn't even manage to cut my losses. I literally walked outside after I entered a trade on 3x on SUI after what I thought was already a nice drop and next thing I know my account is wiped. Of course it was my fault for not setting my stop loss sooner but all this to say 6x trade will definitely not save you.

Aggravating_Dish_824

Check out binance chart for SUI/USDT, specifically for 2025/10/11 00:15. It just crashed 80% for several minutes and went back.

Fancy-Chicken-3730

SUI about to be below $2.00

Captain_Fredl

SUI getting rapped

jwz9904

i thought SUI was supposed to be $4

ComplexWrangler1346

So what …this means nothing …..I would be more worried about when crypto companies get HACKED like ETH did this year and SUI….Thats when you your funds can be in actual risk …..Red didn’t even dump in price with this news ..Red will be just fine and it is the future oracle for crypto …

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Quantum computing, though still in its early stages, could pose a threat to Bitcoin and other proof-of-work algorithms by potentially breaking their encryption. Amit Mehra of Borderless Capital suggests quantum resistance technology is being explored, but full development may take until the end of the decade. However, some experts, like Charles Edwards, argue for immediate action to address quantum threats. Efforts are underway, such as SUI Research's cryptographic framework, but solutions for Bitcoin and Ethereum remain unresolved. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

Tip-Actual

That's what they all say. Mine was less than 30% and all it took was a huge liquidation event on Oct 8 to get my deposited SUI position dangerously close to liquidation. If the price tracked Binance one then I would have been already liquidated. I had to rush to deposit more collateral.

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WiseSilverWolf

RIP SUI price

Mirko_91

Im not familiar with details about VET, all i can say is that people say the exact same things about DOT, ADA, SOL, SUI, APTOS, SEI, <insert any bleeding alt name here> My wild prediction is that all those alts will value less in BTC then they do today in a few years. Why take the additional risk of alts, only to be outperformed by the safest options which is BTC ? Even ETH which is the safest alt out there is performing poorly compared to BTC. Your chances to find an alt which wont bleed against Btc in they next year or two is basicly similar to playing the lottery. People keep thinking that the post covid money printing alt-season era will repeat again, when in reality it might never come. Cool new shiny alts will have their short lived pumps after which they will continue to bleed, just like everything else does.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; SUI leads the November 2025 token unlock schedule with $146.55 million worth of tokens to be released on November 1, representing 1.53% of its market cap. In total, $2.1 billion worth of crypto tokens will be unlocked across various projects, including Aster, Pump.fun, Ethena, LayerZero, and others. These token unlocks, which are part of the projects' planned tokenomics, may influence market dynamics as they increase the circulating supply of tokens. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

Accurate-Gap-8543

Seems fun. Theres some coins missing like SUI, planning to add those?

blastfromthepast86

Stick with the majors, BTC ETH SOL SUI. A selection of alts with utility. And then a small portion in memes.

North_Jury_3634

Everyone is going to sell their token, when objectively in truth only SUI is holding up. (Yes it’s my token ^^)

Rare_Rich6713

I think SUI still has potentials though. I'm buying the dip. I aped into XMN as well, its on SUI.

Sassy_Allen

It showed that ICP is actually the solution. Go look at ICP. ICP is the only fully on chain coin. The front end and back end are on chain allowing for full decentralization. It is the alternative to big tech now. For example, someone made a SUI wallet that is completely on ICP. It will not go down unlike their normal wallets that are on AWS. Other chains will use ICP to actually be on chain and that in turn will actually burn cycles and raise ICPs prices. https://internetcomputer.org/ https://dashboard.internetcomputer.org/ https://x.com/kristoferlund/status/1980996042012459499?s=46

lulepu

General advice: don’t invest in hype coins. Look for quality projects with use case. I would sell and buy ETH, SOL, SUI if I where you.

AeonPeter

Hey, not a bad plan but SPX6900 instead of SUI is better option. If to sell and rebuy in bear market will depend how high the price will go this cycle.

nuttyapprentice

Have a look at Walrus.xyz, a bit like arweave but much more efficient and you can modify or remove data instead of it being permanent and more expensive to interact with over time. Same people behind SUI, Mysten Labs. Worth researching.

Familiar_Television1

Better do LTC 40% instead of SOL and SUI. SOL is unlimited and has already did a 60x from $9 to $300. SUI I don’t even know what it is.

haxsen

seriously i was doubting but today i am convinced.. packed my SUI and ANKR bags, not sure why i feel so bullish for ANKR maybe its price is just too low thats why.

cosmicselva

SUI has processed 7.5 billion as of early 2024 (source; google) Recorded 5.5million daily Transactions Am I missing something?

FurlyGhost52

r/SUITrump is a coin with a fully doxxed developer who is a crypto YouTuber. However, he has sold zero coins because he's proving a point that a meme coin can be successful when the developer is transparent and honest. He is launching a yield farm and decentralized exchange on the same network. The mascot meme coin, SuiTrump, has a built-in buy and burn mechanism. 40% of the fees generated from the farm buy and burn the coin on the open market, which has a fixed supply, making it deflationary. CryptoMischief on YouTube is a good friend of mine. This has already been going on for over a year, and the farm has not even launched yet. So here's your chance. Satoshi Nakamoto would rug pull Bitcoin before Richie would do something malicious to his own project. Just investing in that network alone is a good idea because its tech is unmatched, and the majority hasn't noticed yet. r/SUI But please don't believe anything I tell you. Go and look it up and do your own research, and you will see that everything I've said here is complete fact, all verifiable on the blockchain and via video proof on his YouTube channel.

anjie_eth

What do you make of ASTER, Vaulta and SUI? I know they're not as prominent as BTC and SOL of course, but in terms of potential upsides (and ROI) from here, don't you think as blue chips, they stand a better chance?

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Big_Maybe_8675

In the last year crypto and everything crypto related has just exploded like the .com bubble. Before 2020 it was like tumbleweeds comparatively. Feels like it's just actually beginning. Remember internet, computers were around for years before they found their stride. I own all three of the above, and many more. I use Litecoin as currency, it's widely accepted. Ethereum is doing very well. Bitcoin obviously. BTC, ETH, SOL, SUI, LTC And whatever else in that order I think. Xrp, Tron, all of it.

GrixM

Short SUI, XRP, BCH, ADA

Snoo_59092

Great, except I’d replace SOL with SUI for much higher long term potential. DYOR.

Rare_Rich6713

Best advice go for alts with utilities not memes, you can buy SUI or XMN.

iOCharts_

At 19, your biggest asset isn’t money it’s time If you stay consistent and avoid gambling, you’ll be shocked how much you learn by 25 Keep it simple: $BTC, $ETH and maybe one layer-1 like $SOL or $SUI Avoid chasing pumps most meme millionaires lost it all trying to repeat the first win

iOCharts_

You’re doing fine the key now is learning cycles, not just chasing coins. $BTC and $ETH give you stability use that to fund your curiosity in smaller plays like $ASTER or $SUI without overexposing

noviwu97

It's safe to assume you never used SUI

noviwu97

Are you regularly using SUI blockchain?

veegaz

Why SUI instead of FARTCOIN?

cryptojimmy8

I have officially made 135 SUI purchases since august. Currently in red on all 135 of them. AMA

cryptojimmy8

So why did my SUI bag get triple killed these last 10 minutes compared to everything else?

cosmicselva

SUI

dou8le8u88le

Yeah been a tough cycle. I lucked out on sol amd SUI, those two and my heavy btc bag did good. The rest not so much. Still did good, got what I needed just not what I hoped for. Here to the bear market and getting in at the bottom in 26. But no fucking alts

ComplexWrangler1346

OP Sounds like you have NOT taken a single profit this entire cycle …I made 50k off ETH this year ..got in in April at 1400 and said to myself if it hits 4500 I would sell …that’s exactly what I did …I made 23 grand off SUI. Got in at $1.98 and had a stop sell of it hit $4. It happened..you need to take profit as you go man ….this is actually easy but you need patience…

ComplexWrangler1346

That’s not true at all ….it all depends on what coins you are invested in ….i made 50k off ETH this year ..I got in in April when ETH dipped to 1400 and I sold when it hit 4500. I got into sei at 17 cents and sold at 39 cents . Made 16 grand . I got in on SUI at $1.91 and sold it when it hit $4 and I made 23 grand . You need to take profit at a certain point. Crypto always goes down …that’s forever been its cycles ….this is easier than stocks to make money

Rare_Rich6713

Buy 95% BTC, risk the remaining 5% in altcoin, majorly SUI and XMN.

andys811

Most of the negative funding rates on crypto apart from obviously high demand speculating on short contracts is generally due to assets that earn yield, for example I hold DEEP on SUI and lend it out for 30-40%. Someone could go delta neutral by matching their lent DEEP with DEEP short contracts but the issue is the market takes this into account and therefore despite this strategy still earning you positive yield it won't be nearly as effective as you would think especially when considering the risks of hedging

whisperedstate

SOL, SUI, and NEAR are not decentralized. They prioritize high throughput over node distribution and requirements, which centralizes power in the hands of a few datacenter type operations. Then some of the ones listed ARB and OP. These make the exact same trade-offs as SOL, SUI, and NEAR, and Arbitrum has a faster block time than Solana. But instead of a bunch of datacenters responsible for the ledger and including transactions, it's replaced with a single sequencer, and the settlement happens on Ethereum. The benefit to users are cheap fees and fast transactions, in addition to having your funds settled on Ethereum, with it's high validator account, wide node distribution, and low node requirements.

DigitalHierophant

Im going to do an altcoin review this weekend where i pick a few more obscure ones and provide supporting evidence as to why i think they'll perform positively or negatively. I'll include SUI in the analysis.

Every_Hunt_160

The 7 days chart on coinmarketcap front page for popular coins is a freaking nightmare, Litecoin -31% Avax -30% SUI -30% DOT -30%, OP -41%, Cardano Doge Link -25% , these aren't just memecoins but a lot of them so-called 'Blue chip altcoins'..

cryptojimmy8

The funeral of my SUI bag will be held tomorrow at 9 AM. Everyone can attend. He will be buried alongside his good pal ADA

cosmicselva

I saw your video, thanks for the perspective. What do you believe solanas top will be? Thoughts on SUI?

Captain_Fredl

Just bought 3$ SUI

iamjide91

I observed one thing tho, regardless of manipulations, price comes back and follow the trend. We are on the right trend. That BTC pump was fake whether you think its manipulation or not. I won't buy BTC at the highs anyway, my prospects remain SUI, AIOZ, or POL, it's been for the longest time.

Adventurous_Bowl4763

It’s when just about every bull gives up, the manipulators will pump up the price. I continue to hold my BTC, SUI and SOL. Likely will sell SUI on the next pump, keep some cash, and buy more BTC, SOL and TSLA

MakCapital

True, but using peaks is ok if the assets can't even beat the S&P. Web3 has done well, but not the assets Reddit holds: BTC: **Never stops going up.** Solana: Hit mid $300 this year for anyone staking at 8-10 percent APY for the past cycle. New highs and insane performance from 5 year lows. Needed to treat it as a long hold for the APY. Wouldn't happen if you believed you were trading currencies based on Reddit popularity. Hyperliquid: Ran from a couple bucks to 30 then back to 9 to go to 60. Has been no brainer but now faces competition with Aster. Rev with 98% buybacks still actually insane. Aster: Still over 10x. Multiple LPs from Raydium to Pump: Hit crazy new highs with many over 10x and backed off once activity did. Coinbase: 10xed from lows. Robinhood: Over 5xed once they announced tokenized assets, adding USDC, and moving to blockchain. SUI: Went from 60 cents to 4 bucks. Can scale revenue with decent activity, but more importantly acts as the execution hedge on Solana. Circle: Blasted off from IPO prices and likely will continue as the most used stable in the West. One thing all the success stories have in common. They actually return money to investors directly or through buybacks. They have scaling revenue. They have activity, and they aren't what Reddit holds except maybe SUI to a small degree. Very small compared to things like ADA. The only top MC network or protocol that deserves to run higher that didn't is honestly Link, but that comes down to the lack of transparency on revenue and confusion on how activity is monetized. Can't blame the market for being uneasy here. Especially when investor protections on tokens still need more work. Need guarantees on that off-chain rev. Get all that and Link could see its 10x too. Most of Reddit holds ADA, ETH, XRP, HBAR, KAS, DOGE and a bunch of other nonsense that pretends to be valued as currency. Most don't even hold BTC. The only real currency in our space that isn't tokenized fiat. The one thing with little risk that will hit another 10x while everyone's sht coins continue bleeding against it. This is why people are complaining, and hurting. They are still convinced the world will value their garbage no one uses and returns nothing to investors, as a currency. **Never**... **going**... **to**... **happen!** We don't need a million publicly managed currencies. We will never go food shopping and see things priced in XRP 🤣. Rev or bust, but newbies get confused when they see a SEC meme pump in XRP, and suddenly think all their garbage with no rev is due to rise. That's a meme pump. They happen. It's back to trending down along with any other asset that has 0 activity. Same reason ETH has performed "meh". You don't give away your scalable revenue to Coinbase and expect to be a top performer. Revenue peaked. That's devastating to forward looking investors. "Meh" likely remains until Ethereum scales or creates a plan to tax L2s. 50% of our space is crypto natives that still think someone will buy their pretend currencies for more than they paid. The other 50% is tradfi bros that have no idea software backed by humans can target revenue the same way a company does. Space is still completely misunderstood and mispriced, but that's a good thing. A lot of opportunity to own assets with scalable rev at low prices, but you need to ignore popular opinion, **use everything**, and look towards what everyone uses without bias. Everything gets tokenized. Everything is currently being tokenized on Solana. Everyone degens on perps like Hyperliquid. Stack where everything is tokenized and traded. Open sites like Defilama if you don't know what pulls all the activity and money. Then, buckle up. The road will be bumpy.

117Reclaimer

I actually had low leverage and stop losses. Basically, my short took profit and a long got opened. But it went to fuck all when the stop loss didn't trigger and SUI dropped from 3.3 to 0.55

MakCapital

We just experienced this, but many are only looking at the charts of Western exchanges. Many majors crashed near 50% and some top 100 ranked hit much more. Had to look at Binance charts before they altered them or any exchange connected to Binance's money pipeline. Kucoin, Bitget, Bybit, etc. I was executing orders for SOL at 140 but it went lower. Saw ATOM drop to near 0. XRP was around $1.20. SUI hit around 50 cents. Just depends what exchanges you were trading. Bybit was trading multiple majors at a 20% discount compared to Coinbase for a good 15-20 mins even after the crash. Great arb opportunity. This was one of if not the largest open interest wipes with 19B liquidated reported. That's only reported. It's likely Binance used the cover of the Trump news to manipulate and lost control of their own game. Maybe in an effort to drain the vault of their competitor Hyperliquid, but it didn't work. Speculation on motivation, but considering who was hit the hardest everything points back to Binance. Disastrous events like this either start a bleed into an extended bear trend or are the trigger for a massive run. Depends if fresh hands bought the dip or the same holders are now holding scared. 50/50. We'll see, but generally best to ignore the narratives and stack when things go low. They went low 🤣.

YUSoOffended

If you're looking for a quick flip, go on pumpfun and choose one token randomly - 99.9999% you'll get rugged. If you're looking for something that will grow with time go with the big players - BTC, ETH, XRP, SOL... Maybe even check out some of the others like SUI, NEXO, HBAR

TechnologyMinute2714

Yes and it did on most alts, for example AERO went from $1.01 to $0.23. XPL went from $0.67 to $0.25, DOGE went from $0.24 to $0.08, SUI went from $3.27 to $0.56, i can give you hundreds more examples.

cryptojimmy8

The year is 2030. The nasdaq just hit 35 000. Btc is hovering around 95k and cannot move up before longs are liquidated at 93k. My SUI bag has decreased by half. All alts are in constant mercy of the risk of tariff master Trump. I’m currently checking into a retirement home due to my mental age being 90 years.

DeaderthanZed

“Hit it big” what does that even mean? Xlm was a TOP FIVE crypto in 2018 by market cap. It’s completely failed to live up to any of that promise and it’s been a slow bleed price wise and mind share wise ever since. There is no activity on stellar blockchain and nobody in crypto ever has reason to talk about stellar. There isn’t a single protocol with product market fit or any measurable amount of revenue: https://defillama.com/revenue There are only two stellar based tokens in the top 1000 and only one doing more than $1m vol per day consistently: https://www.coingecko.com/en/categories/stellar-ecosystem No memecoins, no nfts, no utility coins nothing to trade or buy at all. Stellar is #42nd blockchain by total value locked, with less than .2% TVL of ethereum and less total TVL than numerous individual protocols. This is the most used measure of economic activity in crypto: https://defillama.com/chains RWA, which stellar fanbois told me all throughout 2021-22 it was going to dominate its down to 3% market share with essentially no new issuers since the Franklin Templeton partnership four years ago. Speaking of four years ago, the fact that you have to cite to a moneygram partnership from four years ago kind of says it all. What have they done lately other than get surpassed by sol, bnb, SUI, etc? Not to mention remittances is one of the least valuable forms of economic activity. The money being remitted doesn’t add anything to the crypto economy. It enters and then immediately exits. Of course in a hypothetical future world where crypto dominates finance worldwide there is no need for remittances at all. Global borders no longer exist. So the whole moneygram thing is completely pointless. Being able to send crypto quickly and cheaply is a basic building block of any crypto ecosystem it isn’t a competitive advantage. There is no moat there.

MakCapital

I have no idea why you would buy any of these except SUI. You can tell most traders here don't actually use the chains & just target what Reddit shills. Everyone uses Solana, Hyperliquid, and SUI to a smaller degree. Open defilama and look what makes all the money in web3. Things that make money and have all the users generally go up. Almost everything your eyeing is dead or your chasing something that already recently massively pumped like ZEC. It's dead simple to make money in crypto. Buy what people use and what scales revenue instead of buying what Reddit shills all day. Things that disrupt are generally hated. If it's hated by this sub, but people still use it then buy it. Otherwise, no rev & no activity you ignore unless the chain is brand new.

flyingstalli0n

BNB maybe Aster, SUI, and manero have been steady up

loud-improvement2

BTC and ETH (obviously), TAO, SUI, HBAR, XLM, and AVAX. I’d sell the rest.

JitInABit

Invest in top 10 coins, most are awaiting ETF approvals and are promising projects backed up by a strong company and community. Each coin has different goals and utilities. Do your own research, understand the technology behind each blockchain and pick whatever you think will bloom in the future. My take is BTC mainly for storage, anti inflationary, and retains value. Other projects are basically competing to excel in transaction speed and network stability, examples are SUI and Solana. ETH is run by a geek nerd, that should give you an idea of what kind of project it is. All other coins have different projects, solutions, some are 1st layer, some are 2nd layer, understand the difference between 1st and 2nd layer. In conclusion, store money in BTC, the rest are long term investments. And dont touch anything outside the top 10 before knowing 100% what you are touching.

MakCapital

Except Ethereum can't do any of the things you want because it didn't scale. Web3 runs on Solana. Take two seconds to research the data. Sites like Defilama show where all revenue and activity is. Most of all just use the chains before investing. Use Ethereum. Use Solana. Use SUI. Use perps like Hyperliquid. You'll have a much better idea which ecosystems are the best before blindly throwing money around.

OliveNo6187

The real culprit is Binance and CZ - "scheduled maintenance" that triggered wild oracle prices being fed into the system that only registered on Binance. Look at the price wick discrepancies for SUI on Binance vs other exchanges. Tons of people got liquidated on Binance with manipulated prices while other exchanges did not...this has been going on for years now.

Ariesmoon9

SUI might get you the best bang for your buck. AVAX is looking strong this year. I wouldn't venture much lower than those in market cap. Stay away from memes. Don't use leverage. Research your target price and sell there... you might leave a little on the table but it's better than a round trip.

Distance_Runner

I hold a ton of SUI. I didn’t lose everything. I lost like 25% of its value. People only lost everything if they panic sold in the 2 minute period it bottomed or were leveraged. And the point many people are making in this thread is leverage = gambling. These people were holding a four of a kind, thought they couldn’t lose, and the house drew a straight flush. Dont gamble, ride the waves of volatility, and hold long term.

anjie_eth

Managed to scoop some ATOM near 0.5, SUI at $1 and a little bag of Vaulta at 0.15. Keeping fingers crased

BlowfishDiesel

Yep, I got similar messages trying to purchase at the time of the drop. I did manage to get through on a few coins. The big culprit was SUI which I couldn’t purchase at €0.8 with any purchase method! It returned to €2.2 in minutes!

simmol

This might be a controversial take but imo, the likelihood of an altseason increased with yesterday's demolition of the alts. Why? Because it turned out that there were a lot of people (probably retailers as well) putting in relatively safe (e.g. 2x, 3x) as well as unsafe (e.g. 10x, 20x) leveraged longs on many of these alts, hoping that the whales will pump their bags. But the market makers pretty much cleaned up pretty much every one of these positions. In tune of billions. People who have been in crypto trading for a long time would recognize that these "free loaders" need to be punished before the market moves up. And the market makers were not going to let these 5x ADA, 5x SUI, 5x DOGE positions hit 100-200% gains on the alts moving up by 20-30%. This does not guarantee an altseason obviously as the whole market can just tumble in the next couple of months. But with the leverages evaporated, there is much more likely that alts will run up in the end of Q4 with all these leveraged longs looking sadly from the sidelines.

webauteur

I recently bought SOL and SUI after exploring their smart contact developer kits.

pref1Xed

Lol SUI just showed 320% in 24h for a couple of seconds there.

Amyy-Solflare

I think LINK and SUI although link has had an incredible recovery

Legitimate_Towel_919

I have a clear strategy and I’ve been trading for years my trade accuracy is around 98%. For example, SUI dropped from $3.3 to $0.56 in a flash yesterday. That’s a fundamentally strong and popular asset, not some random meme coin. So yeah, for many alts it really was close to –85%

Geokobby

I really don’t enjoy hodling meme coins so the OGs go stuck in some price range for a long time but Newly listed keeps flipping capital, yes I look at HBAR, ADA, SUI erh, but i look at it

Dongerated

Almost every alt, even in the top 10 crashed. SUI went from $2.5 to 0.5