Adeniyi Abiodun, the founder of SUI, elaborates on the future development of SUI

SUI is a global coordination layer aimed at solving the increasingly centralized issues of the internet. The SUI team previously worked on Facebook's Libra project; although Libra ultimately failed to launch, they still hope to realize the vision of building a global computer. The core goal of SUI is to create a set of protocols and platforms that make the internet more decentralized, allowing developers to interoperate between different services and products without relying on centralized services or intermediaries.

SUI is not just a blockchain, but a powerful developer platform that allows developers to expose services or APIs through smart contracts. Developers can use simple code to coordinate various assets and services, and can even complete multiple transactions with a single click. In just a year and a half, SUI has achieved significant growth in the blockchain market, surpassing many blockchain projects that have been around for years.

One of the cores of SUI is its unique smart contract programming language, Move. The Move language was created by SUI's CEO Sam Blackshare while working at Meta, with the aim of building a platform that can securely handle assets and funds. The characteristics of the Move language lie in its simplicity and efficiency, allowing developers to achieve more functionality with less code, and eliminating the need for cumbersome security checks, which reduces the risk of code vulnerabilities.

SUI is an object-based system, rather than a traditional account system, which provides developers with greater flexibility when building applications. The learning curve for the Move language is relatively short, and developers can typically master it within three to four days, allowing them to quickly build high-quality applications.

The SUI team places great importance on the feedback and needs of developers. They realize that many developers face difficulties in other ecosystems like Ethereum (, and therefore the Move language offered by SUI is seen as a "breath of fresh air". Many developers have expressed appreciation for the ease of use and security of the Move language after trying other platforms, which helps them get started faster and build applications.

SUI introduces a ZK login mechanism, allowing users to easily create on-chain accounts using their Web 2 accounts without traditional wallet operations. Additionally, the sponsored transaction feature enables users to pay gas fees in the background, all of which allows SUI to provide a user experience similar to Web 2 while enjoying the advantages of Web 3.

SUI is one of the chains with the lowest latency in the market, with the actual final confirmation speed of transactions being much faster than that of other chains. This speed is especially important for transactions, as it allows for a quick return of the final confirmation after the user clicks submit, greatly enhancing the user experience.

The unique programmable trading block feature of SUI allows users to execute multiple interdependent trades in a single transaction, providing unprecedented opportunities for arbitrage. Users can bundle up to 1024 trades into one transaction, and this efficient processing method enhances the platform's appeal.

SUI recently launched the consensus mechanism Mr. SETI. The goal of this new mechanism is to ensure that transaction confirmation speed exceeds the loading time of users accessing the website, achieving lower latency and higher throughput. With Mr. SETI, SUI can ensure that transactions are confirmed in less than one second while processing 100,000 transactions per second.

The Gas fees of SUI are relatively stable and consistent with the relationship to the US dollar. With technological upgrades, validators will be able to adjust Gas fees based on the operational costs of the infrastructure and an appropriate profit margin. This mechanism ensures that even during spikes in transaction volume processed by the network, Gas fees will not fluctuate significantly, providing cost predictability for business users.

SUI is developing Walrus, a decentralized programmable storage platform. The storage costs of Walrus are much cheaper than those of other blockchains, and it introduces a new mechanism called Red Shift, which allows data to achieve full redundancy by being replicated only five times across multiple nodes. Walrus can not only store data but also host entire websites, providing a new foundation for future information dissemination and media operations.

The DNS system of SUI will be closely integrated with the Walrus storage platform, providing users with a safer and decentralized website access experience. Through this integration, users can ensure that the websites they visit are verifiable, thereby reducing the risk of DNS attacks.

Currently, SUI has approximately 27 to 28 million active wallets. It is expected that by November 8, 2025, the number of unique active wallets on SUI may exceed 120 million. With the popularity of games, developers need to implement commercial mechanisms such as token swaps, decentralized exchanges )DEX( functions, and point reward systems on SUI, all of which will further promote the use of SUI and the growth of wallet numbers.

Currently, about 7% of the monthly active developers use Move. It is expected that by November 2025, more than 25,000 active Move developers can be attracted. The total locked value of all Move blockchains is currently estimated to be between 1 billion and 2 billion dollars, and this number is expected to achieve a tenfold increase by 2025.

The goal of SUI is to win the minds of developers, ensuring they can build successfully and profitably on SUI, thereby providing products and services to a broader user base. SUI is working to optimize its existing core to improve speed and plans to scale the system by adding machines. Looking forward to seeing some powerful consumer applications go live next year.