The issue with $SUI SUI isn’t just the available supply—it’s the ceaseless inflow of supply into the market.
Each unlock creates even more sellers. People who receive the unlock can get SUI for free without needing to hold it long-term. They can simply sell immediately for profit—after all, it’s free money.
That means new buyers must keep putting in capital to absorb the additional SUI. That’s obviously not fair, but that’s how SUO works.
More SUI → more sellers → more supply → lower prices, unless demand grows faster.
That’s why I don’t call SUI’s drop a “discount.”
It may just be getting cheaper because there’s always more SUI available to sell.
BTC, ZEC, and DASH don’t face the same kind of supply pressure.
For SUI, the competition isn’t just other sellers—it’s SUI itself.
Each unlock creates even more sellers. People who receive the unlock can get SUI for free without needing to hold it long-term. They can simply sell immediately for profit—after all, it’s free money.
That means new buyers must keep putting in capital to absorb the additional SUI. That’s obviously not fair, but that’s how SUO works.
More SUI → more sellers → more supply → lower prices, unless demand grows faster.
That’s why I don’t call SUI’s drop a “discount.”
It may just be getting cheaper because there’s always more SUI available to sell.
BTC, ZEC, and DASH don’t face the same kind of supply pressure.
For SUI, the competition isn’t just other sellers—it’s SUI itself.