The SUI ecosystem has reached a significant milestone, surpassing $6 billion in market capitalization and solidifying its position as a leading force in the cryptocurrency market.
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This surge is fueled by a combination of growing investor interest, increased on-chain activity, and the expanding utility of the SUI network.

According to data from Brave New Coin’s Marcket Cap table, SUI’s individual market cap currently stands at $6.2 billion, with the stablecoin First Digital USD (FDUSD) contributing an additional $3 billion to the ecosystem’s total value. This remarkable growth is a testament to the increasing adoption and recognition of SUI as a viable blockchain platform.

Over the past month, SUI has distinguished itself as one of the top-performing altcoins, ranking among the top three by netflow, a metric that tracks the movement of capital across different blockchain networks. Notably, SUI has captured over 9% of the capital flowing out of the Ethereum ecosystem, indicating a significant shift in investor preference towards the SUI network. SUI cofounder Evan Cheng has been particular critical of Ethereum since the SUI launch – essentially labelling the Ethereum blockchain as not fit for purpose – mostly for security reasons.

This trend is further underscored by the 270% surge in SUI’s dominance – its share of the total cryptocurrency market cap – over recent weeks. After reaching a high of 0.27%, SUI’s dominance currently sits at 0.26%, highlighting its growing influence in the crypto space, particularly as other altcoins struggle to regain momentum.

SUI’s price performance has been equally impressive. The token hit a six-month high of $2.16 earlier this month, marking a remarkable 120% increase in the last 30 days. This surge has placed SUI among the standout performers in the cryptocurrency market, attracting the attention of both seasoned investors and newcomers alike.

Crypto investor and analyst CryptoGoos drew a compelling parallel between SUI’s current trajectory and the early stages of Solana’s (SOL) massive bull run in 2023. In a post on X, CryptoGoos stated, “SUI is moving exactly like SOL before the massive pump,” suggesting that SUI could experience similar exponential growth in the coming months.

Beyond its impressive price action, the SUI ecosystem has witnessed a significant expansion in decentralized applications (dApps), including decentralized exchanges (DEXs), meme coins, and lending protocols. According to CoinGecko, the market capitalization of meme coins within the SUI ecosystem has surged by 170%, reaching $296 million. This growth in dApps indicates a thriving and diversifying ecosystem, attracting developers and users alike.

Further bolstering the SUI ecosystem is the recent integration of Circle’s native USDC, a leading stablecoin, onto the SUI network. This integration allows for greater liquidity, improved transaction efficiency, and enhanced user experience within the SUI ecosystem. The availability of native USDC is expected to play a pivotal role in attracting new users and driving further adoption of the SUI blockchain.
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Today, SUI remains one of the most closely watched assets in the cryptocurrency space. Despite the potential for short-term corrections due to profit-taking by early investors, analysts remain optimistic about the long-term growth prospects of the SUI ecosystem. Its strong fundamentals, growing adoption, and expanding utility position SUI as a formidable contender for Solana and Ethereum in the rapidly evolving blockchain landscape.
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🚨🚨Haven’t we heard this one before?❗
After previously announcing the end to its original mining phase, then delaying the airdrop and launching a new “Chill Phase” mini-season to fill the gap, the developers of Telegram crypto game X Empire have once more announced the impending end of gameplay ahead of the planned airdrop.
On Friday, X Empire said that the X token on The Open Network (TON) will launch on October 24, with the airdrop to players set to take place on the same date. Now we know that the current “Chill Phase” season will finish up on Thursday, October 17 at 6pm UTC, giving players a few more days to rack up in-game progress ahead of the token drop.
X Empire will again cut off gameplay a week before the planned airdrop to finish calculations and prepare for the token launch and airdrop claims. A tweet from the project says that the claim process will begin on Friday, though the token itself won’t be available for trading until October 24.
Originally launched as Musk Empire in July, X Empire took the tap-to-earn premise of games like Hamster Kombat and Notcoin and let you upgrade and customize a cartoonish version of Elon Musk, letting you spend your in-game cash to boost his attributes and businesses.
Since rebranding to X Empire, the game has added more features and expanded beyond the original Musk theme, adding avatars based on other crypto figures like Ethereum creator Vitalik Buterin and Telegram CEO Pavel Durov.
X Empire will hand out 75% of its 690 billion token supply to players, with the remaining chunk of tokens saved for future rewards and incentives.
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⏳ Since 2020, Michael Saylor, founder and executive chairman of MicroStrategy, has transformed his company into a Bitcoin pioneer, accumulating more than 252,000 BTC. Now, he sees an even bigger opportunity. During a recent presentation to Bernstein analysts, Saylor unveiled his ultimate project: turning MicroStrategy into a “Bitcoin bank” worth a trillion dollars. His strategy is based on a bold conviction: Bitcoin, as a deflationary asset, will redefine global financial markets.
From $BTC accumulation to Bitcoin bank
MicroStrategy’s approach relies on massive accumulation of Bitcoin. Over the years, the company has used borrowings and equity to finance its purchases.This strategy has allowed MicroStrategy to amass an impressive amount of Bitcoin, representing about 1.2% of the global supply today.
But Saylor doesn’t stop there: he considers this accumulation as a first step. For him, BTC’s growth potential is immense, and he envisions exponential price progression, up to several million dollars per $BTC .
The concept of a Bitcoin bank that Saylor projects is not a traditional bank. Unlike institutions that lend money, MicroStrategy plans to borrow at low rates to invest these funds in BTC.
The idea is simple: capitalize on Bitcoin’s appeal, perceived as a hedge against inflation, to generate estimated average returns of 29% per year. By increasing its holdings through this method, MicroStrategy aims not only to maximize its profits but also to establish itself as a key player in the BTC capital market
This “Bitcoin bank” model is gaining momentum. Saylor plans to use various financial instruments, such as stocks, convertible securities, and bonds, to raise long-term funds and convert them into BTC holdings.
According to him, this approach could create a company valued between 300 and 400 billion dollars, thanks to Bitcoin accumulation and speculation on its future value.
A bold vision
For Michael Saylor, Bitcoin represents much more than a mere asset. He describes it as the best-performing asset of this century and believes it will transform the global financial system.
Indeed, Saylor predicts that Bitcoin could represent 7% of the world’s financial capital by 2045, which would mean a price of 13 million dollars per $BTC .
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The Hamster Kombat token launch is mere hours away, as of this writing, and the first season of gameplay has come to a close. That means, at least for now, no more tapping for virtual coins or upgrading your rodent-run crypto exchange for a share of the airdrop.
But the smash Telegram game isn’t done. A second full season of gameplay is in the works, the developers said—and for at least a couple of weeks, there’s a simplified “interlude” season available right now that shakes up some familiar aspects of the tap-to-earn experience.
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You can only earn new in-game diamonds in this latest experience, and the developers have teased some kind of upcoming advantage for players who bother to put in the effort to pile up virtual diamonds during the interlude.
Here’s a quick look at how to stack the most diamonds in Hamster Kombat before season two.
Spend diamonds to make diamonds
Remember all that time you spent buying and upgrading features for your crypto exchange? Well, all of that is gone—at least for now. That progress was tallied up for the airdrop and either dumped or hidden away in favor of the interlude season, but there’s a similar feature in the mix. It’s just not as easy to find now.
Hit the “Playground” button at the bottom of the screen and then tap the “Mine cards” tab near the top, and you’ll find the familiar slate of upgrade cards. Now they broadly have more of a startup vibe than a crypto-specific one, though as before, some of them seem totally random (see: “Visiting a zoo”).
In any case, each time you spend diamonds to upgrade a card’s level, it’ll earn you more diamonds per hour while you’re offline, boosting your passive earning rate. Just be sure to check in regularly, as the earnings stop accumulating after three hours of being offline.
Time to play
While the Playground section is where the upgrade cards reside now, it’s also still a repository for finding other games to play—which now earn you diamonds instead of keys or coins.
Most of the games come from partners and nod towards what the developers have said is the future of Hamster Kombat, as a hub for various experiences. In this case, you’ll download the other game from the iOS App Store or Android Play Store, look for the in-game hamster icon, complete the stated task, and then take the displayed code and paste it back into Hamster Kombat. Boom, you’ve got a diamond.
Also, under the “Minigames" tab, you can play the built-in Hexa Puzzle game—a chill, easygoing puzzler that’ll earn you diamonds more gradually, but with much less hassle.
Friends and more
As before, Hamster Kombat is happy to pay you in-game currency to invite friends using your referral code. The reward is tiny, however, so we wouldn’t recommend annoying all of your pals (again) for a pittance of digital diamonds.
Better yet, tap the “Earn” button to complete simple tasks. For example, there’s a daily YouTube video from Hamster Kombat—watch that, and an hour later (for some reason), you can claim a diamond. You’ll also get a diamond each for following a number of the game’s social accounts. And they’ll give you bonus diamonds based on how many friends you already invited.
That’s free money… well, imaginary diamonds. But you might as well claim it. We’ll see whether these diamonds end up having much value once the next Hamster Kombat season starts, but if you’re killing time waiting for the next wave of Telegram tap-to-earn games to emerge, then you might as well keep playing.
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