TLDR
- SUI is trading near $0.912, down almost 30% from its late-September peak of $1.28.
- The first support sits at $0.90, with a larger zone at $0.78-$0.84 below it.
- Three U.S. spot SUI ETFs recorded no creations or redemptions from Oct. 20 to Oct. 22.
- DeFi TVL fell to about $478 million, and weekly DEX volume dropped nearly 42%.
- Hashi’s phased mainnet launch and Samsung Wallet’s USDC rollout are the next catalysts.
Sui (SUI) is trading around $0.912 on the Oct. 25 Binance daily chart. The token has extended its October correction and moved further below the $1 level.
SUI opened near $0.937 and reached $0.940 before dropping as low as $0.910. It was down roughly 3% when the chart was captured.
The token has now fallen almost 30% from its late-September peak near $1.28. That drop has pushed price back toward an area that acted as resistance before September’s breakout.
Chart Analysis: SUI Tests $0.90
Traders are eyeing $0.90 as the first line in the sand. The daily RSI sits at 37.91, close to oversold but not at the usual 30 mark. MACD is below zero with a slightly negative histogram, so sellers still have the short-term edge.
The $0.96-$1.00 zone has flipped from support to resistance, and bulls need to take it back before the chart looks better. Watch the daily close against $0.90. A break below it puts the $0.78-$0.84 support zone in play.
Crypto Patel offered a more bullish view on the weekly chart. The analyst said SUI has broken out of a long descending structure after an accumulation phase. He lists a re-entry zone of $0.70-$0.85 and says the bullish view fails on a higher-timeframe close below $0.50.
$SUI ACCUMULATION MAY BE COMPLETE BUT THE BREAKOUT MUST HOLD.
The weekly chart shows #SUI breaking out of a prolonged descending structure after a major accumulation phase.
➡️ Re-entry Zone: $0.70–$0.85
➡️ Accumulation Zone: $0.7–$0.50 ✅
➡️ Bull Market Target: $5/$10/$20… pic.twitter.com/qh8fSFae0q— Crypto Patel (@CryptoPatel) October 25, 2026
Patel also set bull market targets of $5, $10 and $20. He told followers not to chase the move and to watch the retest for confirmation.
If $0.90 breaks, the next hurdle on the way back up starts at $1.10-$1.15. After that come the September highs around $1.20-$1.28.
ETF Buying Slows
Institutional buying has gone quiet. The three tracked U.S. spot SUI ETFs are Grayscale’s GSUI, 21Shares’ TSUI and Canary’s SUIS.
They recorded no creations or redemptions between Oct. 20 and Oct. 22. Preliminary Oct. 23 data shows no flow from TSUI, though reports from the other two funds are incomplete.
The latest confirmed move was about $2 million into GSUI on Oct. 19. Over the last 30 trading days, the funds drew about $12.9 million.
Cumulative net inflows stand near $24.2 million. Combined net assets are about $97.1 million, and the funds hold about 99.6 million SUI, or roughly 2.4% of circulating supply.
On-Chain Liquidity Weakens
Network activity remains high. Sui processed about 37.3 million transactions over the past 24 hours, with roughly 119,500 active addresses and 20,500 new ones.
Capital in the ecosystem is shrinking, though. DeFi TVL has fallen to about $478 million. Stablecoin supply dropped 14.3% over seven days to around $431 million.
Weekly DEX volume fell nearly 42% to $160 million. Sui also recorded roughly $1.34 million in net capital outflows over the latest day.
Hashi, Sui’s Bitcoin finance infrastructure, is set for a phased mainnet rollout before the end of October. It has more than $500 million in committed capital and over 20 partners, including Anchorage Digital, BitGo, Bullish, Cumberland, FalconX and Ledger.
Hashi lets native Bitcoin serve as collateral while BTC stays secured on the Bitcoin network. This creates hBTC on Sui for lending and borrowing.
Samsung Wallet is preparing to offer USDC on Sui to as many as 82 million U.S. Galaxy devices. The rollout includes gasless transfers, with international expansion planned later.
Sui’s recent Basecamp demonstration processed more than 40 million transactions per second using Sui tunnels.
