$SUI to $SUI current spot holders
Before you “buy and hold” SUI, it’s essential to understand what you actually hold.
The supply of SUI keeps growing. Every time an additional token enters circulation, it causes dilution. To keep the price stable, the market cap must grow rapidly to absorb the added supply.
While you wait, scheduled unlocks continuously increase liquidity, allowing early investors, insiders, and other holders who bought at far below market price to profit.
They can sell in the market. And you bear the risk caused by dilution.
This creates an asymmetric situation: early holders can reduce their risk, while long-term spot holders must take on downside risk.
What you hold isn’t a scarce asset like Bitcoin. What you hold is a token whose supply is still steadily increasing.
You can trade it, use it, or speculate on it.
But before convincing yourself that holding SUI is a long-term strategy with no downside, you must understand its token economic model. If you need, I can help you understand it.
Before you “buy and hold” SUI, it’s essential to understand what you actually hold.
The supply of SUI keeps growing. Every time an additional token enters circulation, it causes dilution. To keep the price stable, the market cap must grow rapidly to absorb the added supply.
While you wait, scheduled unlocks continuously increase liquidity, allowing early investors, insiders, and other holders who bought at far below market price to profit.
They can sell in the market. And you bear the risk caused by dilution.
This creates an asymmetric situation: early holders can reduce their risk, while long-term spot holders must take on downside risk.
What you hold isn’t a scarce asset like Bitcoin. What you hold is a token whose supply is still steadily increasing.
You can trade it, use it, or speculate on it.
But before convincing yourself that holding SUI is a long-term strategy with no downside, you must understand its token economic model. If you need, I can help you understand it.