SUI

Automatic-Chance6499

Are the people that aren’t seen any innovation just not following the right channels and platforms? ICP, SUI, KAS, TAO, HYPE, some projects on SOL, there are things happening in the web3 space they are reshaping the future of the Internet and finance… after three years I can see where it’s easy to be jaded because of how goddamn manipulated Price action is, but the same there’s no future and nothing‘s happening in crypto it’s kind of just ignorant from a birds eye perspective

MakCapital

Meh. Trash economics. No one wants another insecure EVM. No traction from serious issuers. Likely won't scale better than Solana. Especially after Alpenglow. Want to see multiples better than Solana to shake its dominance on issuance and activity or multiples better than Hyperliquid for trading and rev capture. Very likely going to be forgotten after initial hype dies off. Probably DOA, but still keep an eye on it before calling time of death. If users actually start using then something to consider, but see no reason why majority would. Would rather build on SUI with no users and terrible economics. At least SUIs architecture is top tier, but still meaningless without activity. Tempo has real talent, and serious backers + issuers. Even draining Ethereum's talent. Something to watch closely.

A-Stock-A-Day

Everyone still bagholding $SOL.X, $AVAX.X, $SUI, $ENA.X, $SEI like it’s 2021 🤣 Meanwhile one token is literally building the first truly decentralized global roaming network with real revenue, real users, and real utility in 2025. $ROAM.X about to make the entire L1 meta look like a 2017 ICO scam. You’ve been warned.

biba8163

**Railway Mania of 1800s** There was a Railway Mania and Boom in the U.K and U.S in the 1800s that saw plebs who invested on railroads during the century mostly lose their money. The railway companies who issued the bonds and society as a whole benefited from the investors who essentially subsidized this industry. **Crypto Rails Mania of 2020s** Crypto rails are networks that facilitate the transfer of stablecoins: ETH, ETH L2s, TRON, SOL, ALGO, etc. Crypto investors are essentially doing the same thing and subsidizing the development of these networks and are getting very little in return. Since 2021, Stablecoin marketcap is up 200% while prices of these crypto rail networks are mostly down or flat as the dominant networks continuing slashing fees in a race to the bottom to compete with each other. **Agentic AI Micropayments 2030s?** It'll be interesting to see how this develops but we could potentially have a future where we are paying a bunch of AI agents to run small tasks and agents themselves would delegate smaller tasks or even a simple function to other agents and so forth for micropayments for the services. Google has the Agent Payments Protocol (AP2) and has collaborations with several blockchains including Ethereum, Solana, Algorand, SUI, Coinbase Base etc for Agent or Agent-to-Agent payments using Stablecoins and it looks like financial services companies and even retail giants are exploring their own private chains for these because this needs to scale and the fees need to remain free-cheap. The key point again is all these are payments in USD Stablecoins and not the network crypto and it is essential for the network to remain free-cheap. Your Alt doesn't need to appreciate but thank you for your contribution.

Fancy-Chicken-3730

SUI tearing it up right now.

Distinct-Thanks-6477

Congratulations to all the ones that bought ETH dips. Waiting on AIOZ, RENDER, TAO, SUI to really go on a massive run too.

jwinterm

Hi Monad people, It seems like there is a but of new L1 malaise currently, with more recent entrants like TIA and SUI and berachain...not doing great. Do you think new technology and consensus methods are enough to drive adoption on yet another L1 and pull folks away from BTC, ETH, or even soylana (which maybe even ETH and SOL suffering the malaise)? What is the goal of the team launching this would you say? To overtake ethereum in users and market cap and usage? Or overtake Bitcoin? Or more like overtake Cardano or SOL?

DuYaPa

Well unfortunately I did not only buy BTC and SUI. All my other coins/currencies are about 70% down.

Rare_Rich6713

I can’t sell now at least not until it pumps back up, I have majority of my assets in SUI and XMN.

HSuke

I supposed so. It sucks for the people who either could not send transactions (common) or whose transactions got reverted (rare). If we look at bad bugs on other networks, in general, coins never get stolen. Either the network halts, finality halts, massive high-depths reorgs occur, or a combination of those. Just a few examples of major bugs and chain splits off the top of my head: * **Bitcoin 2010 bug**: 184B Bitcoin minted in a Tx. This was catastrophic and required miners to 51% attack the network and reorg it. * **Bitcoin 2013 bug**: Versions 0.7 and 0.8 of the client forked. Top miners 51% attack the network and reorg it. * **Solana outages**: Solana halts and requires validators to reset at a previous checkpoint, reverting transactions. * **Ethereum 2023 minority-client bugs**: 2 minority clients hit a major bug. Blocks still produced, but finality halted. Minority clients experienced inactivity leak. Could've been much worse if this happened to the majority of clients instead of minority clients. * **SUI 2024 outage**: Network halted for 2.5 hours. DLTs without instant finality undergo chain splits (common) or outages (rare, Solana). DLTs with instant finality either have outages or continue producing blocks on bad chain with illegal transactions. Cardano uses the UTXO model and has deterministic transactions, so it's less affected than account-based models that require transaction ordering and are affected by MEV. Also, Cardano barely has any dApp/DeFi activity, so it's less-affected in general.

HSuke

Nah. That's nonsense. If deterministic finality were absolutely vital, then no one would be using PoW blockchains, and Ethereum wouldn't have a maximum of 12.8 minutes before finality. Did you know that Ethereum has 100 1-depth reorgs a day? No one even notices. And everyone would be using instant finality blockchains like Algorand. And people would be more accepting of Solana and SUI-style shutdowns. That would be better, but the community isn't there yet.

DuYaPa

About 60k down, but still ok as I bought most of my BTC at 24000 and SUI at 0,51$

CaffeineComaMode

Incorrect - XRP went to $3.60+, SUI went to $5+, SOL went to $250+ Of course if you look at everything rn, everything is down, but that doesn't mean it will stay this for much longer. On the other hand, if you buy a house $200k atm, you are down at least $400k-$500k if you include the interest alone..

BigKahuna_93

Mainly sol, Avax, comp and uni. A little DOT, SUI and HBAR too.

MakCapital

If you can't tell me the exact percentage and numbers on revenue & buybacks or distribution of that rev while showing something like Render isn't just inflating the asset you should avoid. Just because something is a token does not make the economics worth investing in. Show the numbers that make ownership over the protocol desirable. Besides above warning: Everything dies without activity. Even with activity you need revenue to scale, by correctly monetizing, for price to perform well long term. Very simple. Only exception on an L1 without scalable rev you'd still want to buy is Bitcoin. The only L1s with real activity are Hyperliquid, Solana, Ethereum. Of those Ethereum is shipping users to L2s. It's the L2s that are monetizing Ethereum's activity (Coinbase stock). Unless Ethereum monetizes L2 usage by taxing specific L2 contracts (would be a mess), even Ethereum's revenue is pretty capped. Not much more upside on rev to look forward to. Hyperliquid is demonstrating how revenue scales. Solana needs to take back traders (activity) if it wants to hold onto issuers and prevent them from moving to Hyperliquid. For that, it needs to continue scaling all speed metrics to compete with Hyperliquid's centralized trading engine. Then it can further monetize that activity. It is with the next major upgrade, but you're speculating that the speculators will return from Hyperliquid. They might. Especially if the most interesting things like Zcash as a private token with private trading continue to happen on Solana. Issuers need to stay on Solana. That's it for L1 consideration until we see something else come around that both scales for users and is capable of scaling the monetization of those users. SUI is pretty much barely holding the line of relevancy, and everything else is far behind it. Stay focused on what people actually use. Then determine if the economics are or can be favorable for long term exposure. Just like you would with any company.

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JohanBlazer

SUI collapsing has zero relevance. People spending a volatile asset doesn’t change the fact that the card is funded with crypto. The system liquidates your coins at swipe. The merchant gets fiat, but you spend crypto. Price movements don’t rewrite how the backend works

Icecream-bananacake

Come on, you make it sound better than it is. If you hold for example SUI coin which was one of the coins that had best potential for a year ago. Check the chart, it’s collapsing. People you their SUI coin to buy stuff in games 😆 like new wheels to a car in a 90s game. It’s crazy but sad 😆

Icecream-bananacake

Haha easy to use? So go to 100 stores and tell them you want to buy with SUI or BNB. Come back and tell us your results

Overall-Law-3020

Personally: TAO, LINK, HBAR, SUI, SOL and AAVE.

jwz9904

i remember when SUI was $4 and people were fomo-ing

JustStopppingBye

So much growth!! Now look at the SUI blockchain, launched in 2023 with TVL of $2.132b, 15 times bigger than XRPLs. XRPL is a decade older too lol

No_Accountant4051

Hbar; SXT - a new proof of SQL project. Also used for paying in a network of universities. You can let it analize by AI; ZEC; SUI; LINK; accually a lot more also, but every one of them needs a big ecosystem and it needs to be adoppted. Every coin is fighting for a share of the market. You should look for inovations. Let us know what you've found.

likedasumbody

Invest in crypto with true utilities unlike SUI

MakCapital

Because we have global consensus Bitcoin is money/SOV. Tech advantage from other chains irrelevant. You can't easily replicate the world deciding something should be valued as a true SOV like gold & Bitcoin. You definitely can't force it. We have nearly 2 decades of proof on this. This isn't Myspace vs Facebook. If tech mattered more, Solana & SUI would already be worth more than BTC. They aren't. They are tech plays. Not currency. Same goes for every other smart contract platform that uses finance based activity as the support of price appreciation. Every other L1 coin is rev or bust. They need monetizable activity. Sooner you realize this the better.

Distinct-Thanks-6477

I know its super hard to buy dips at the moment but that's the only thing that makes sense. The brave ones are the ones that end up enjoying crypto the most. Buy ETH, RENDER, TAO, AIOZ, and SUI dips.

ITHEDARKKNIGHTI

$TAO $SUI $SEI and if you wanna be a degenerate… $PEPE $SPX6900

curioustree

This has been horrible for alt coins… bought some SUI on the dip to 1.97 and it’s still dipping… should have just held out to buy in… gawd I hope it’s just a shake out

IsItSafe2Speak

A huge portion of my portfolio is in BTC, ETH, SOL, and LINK. smaller amounts in HYPE and SUI.

IsItSafe2Speak

Im not worried about BTC and ETH. I more concerned with ALTS like SOL, SUI, HYPE, HBAR etc..

IsItSafe2Speak

I have a long term view on BTC and I have some entries with ZEC. I'm mainly concerned with ALTS like SOL, SUI, LINK etc. The bigger name ALTS. It's been a downtrend for a month. You're right anything is possible and I'm trying to avoid being a bag holder. If it happens so be it but, I would like to avoid that if possible. Ya know?

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.

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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 …

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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.

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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.