After the CTO departure, sentiment around the Sui ecosystem feels noticeably weaker.
$SCA is now trading more than 99% below its ATH, with market cap falling under $1M. Selling pressure continues to build as confidence fades. (CoinGecko)
Scallop is still one of Sui’s flagship lending protocols, but the token is clearly telling a different story than the product. (Gate.com)
The question now isn’t whether SCA is cheap.
It’s whether the Sui ecosystem can rebuild confidence before liquidity disappears completely.
🚀 Sei v6.6 is now live — and it's much more than a routine network upgrade.
This release includes nearly **400 pull requests**, making it the largest upgrade since Sei introduced EVM support.
Key highlights: 🔹 Giga Hybrid Executor is now the default execution path, targeting up to **10x higher throughput**. 🔹 The Eidos Upgrade begins, separating EVM and Cosmos state storage for better scalability. 🔹 More than **30 security improvements** have been implemented across the network. 🔹 Validators benefit from faster synchronization, lower latency, and improved node performance. 🔹 Developers gain more reliable transaction receipts, better JSON-RPC compatibility, and enhanced debugging tools.
The most important takeaway isn't a new feature users can immediately see.
It's that the infrastructure powering the next generation of trading applications is quietly being deployed on mainnet.
Sei Giga is no longer just a roadmap—it's becoming reality, one upgrade at a time.
The foundation is being built for faster, more scalable, and more developer-friendly on-chain markets.
At ~$73, SOL is still trading nearly 75% below its all-time high.
So what needs to happen for a real comeback?
🔹 Institutional demand continues to grow through ETFs and regulated investment products. 🔹 Solana remains one of the most active ecosystems for DeFi, DePIN, payments and consumer apps. 🔹 Network stability has improved significantly compared to previous cycles. 🔹 The next crypto bull market could bring fresh liquidity back into high-beta Layer 1s.
But challenges remain:
⚠️ Strong competition from other Layer 1s. ⚠️ Sustained user and developer growth is essential. ⚠️ Macro conditions and Bitcoin's trend will likely determine when capital rotates into altcoins.
From a technical perspective, SOL is still in a long-term recovery phase. Reclaiming key resistance levels and building higher highs will be the first signs that momentum is returning.
The road back to ATH won't happen overnight, but if adoption keeps growing and liquidity returns, it's definitely within reach.
Do you think $SOL will print a new ATH in the next cycle? 👇
The latest update introduces **Cross-chain Borrow**.
You can now: ✅ Earn yield by depositing stablecoins into Clovis Vaults. ✅ Bridge assets across supported testnets. ✅ Use your vault as collateral to borrow assets on a different blockchain.
For example: • Supply USDT on Sei Testnet. • Borrow USDC on Base Sepolia. • Your collateral keeps earning yield while securing the loan.
This is a step toward more capital-efficient DeFi, where your assets stay productive while liquidity moves across chains.
It's great to see @YeiFinance expanding Clovis beyond simple vaults into a more complete cross-chain liquidity protocol.
$VENOM is one of the most disappointing blockchain stories I've followed.
What went wrong?
• Testnet participants received rewards that many felt were far below expectations. • Loyal community members and long-term supporters were left frustrated. • Early NFT holders saw very limited value returned. • Questions were raised by parts of the community regarding token distribution and campaign incentives.
The result?
A token that has fallen more than 97% from its highs.