Odaily Planet Daily News Public chain Sui tweeted that the fundamental difference between Sui and most other blockchains lies in its unique object-centric data model, and further elaborated on why this difference can provide a better experience for developers and users: On most L1s, the basic unit of data storage is an account. Digital assets exist in smart contracts, and owners cannot directly control their assets. Because transactions need to be processed in sequence, processing on these L1s often leads to bottlenecks, which reduces throughput. Instead, Sui adopts an object-centric data model. Here, objects represent user-level assets. They have different properties, including ownership, and are stored directly in the user's account on the chain. This allows owners to directly control their assets. Sui objects must have two basic characteristics-keys and UIDs. Builders can customize objects by including additional fields to make digital assets on Sui dynamic rather than static. Information about assets can accumulate over time, increasing value and utility. Most assets on Sui are owned by one address and are called "owned objects." Some assets have shared ownership and require multiple accounts to verify transactions. Objects can also be owned by other objects, creating composable assets. There are also immutable objects on Sui, which are locked and cannot be changed. This object-centric model opens up new possibilities for asset ownership and control, providing more flexibility and functionality than the traditional account-based model. How does this model affect transactions? Since all assets are represented as objects, transactions can be grouped and processed in parallel, improving latency. Simple transactions like payments or asset transfers do not require consensus. Complex transactions involving shared objects require verification through consensus. But in this regard, Sui shines in that these transactions can be processed in parallel with transactions involving other objects. This improves the efficiency of the entire chain. Sui concluded that the flexibility and dynamism of its objects unlock new levels of value and context for digital assets.