$SUI To push SUI back to a previous price level, the market needs progressively more capital. Because SUI’s supply keeps expanding, more money is required just to hold the same price. There isn’t infinite capital available, so the ongoing increase in supply continues to dilute value and drive the price lower.
Slightly sharper alternative:
SUI can’t reclaim earlier prices without significantly more money flowing in. Its supply keeps growing, so the capital required to support any given price keeps rising. With finite market capital, continuous supply expansion dilutes value and keeps the price under pressure.
Slightly sharper alternative:
SUI can’t reclaim earlier prices without significantly more money flowing in. Its supply keeps growing, so the capital required to support any given price keeps rising. With finite market capital, continuous supply expansion dilutes value and keeps the price under pressure.