$SUI Don’t confuse SUI with Bitcoin. The core difference between BTC and SUI lies in absolute scarcity and an aggressive dilution mechanism. No major company or early investor would secretly hoard millions of BTC, waiting for the unlock to then sell off. If Bitcoin demand rises even slightly, the price must increase, because there is fundamentally no new supply to absorb that capital. SUI is exactly the opposite. SUI’s supply keeps growing, and new tokens continually enter circulation. Every month, millions of newly unlocked tokens pour into the market, expanding the circulating supply. Holding SUI is like playing a rigged game: you need a large amount of new buyer capital just to keep the price roughly flat, resisting the never-ending wave of newly introduced tokens. Bitcoin rewards holders through scarcity; SUI punishes holders through dilution.