What do the highest-paid engineers in Silicon Valley do when their projects don't take off? Well, of course, they don't become farmers. They launch... a new blockchain. That's how SUI was born.
SUI. Pronounced as "sue-ee". Although, looking at the token chart, some investors read it a little differently.
You heard right, it was created by alumni from Meta, the very corporation that was once called Facebook. Remember Facebook? It used to change the world. Now it just changes names.
And these people, who survived the collapse of the Diem project, remember Diem? No? Exactly. Decided that that's it, enough working for Zuckerberg. Now they work... for a token. For SUI.
What does SUI promise?
Listen carefully:
• Parallel execution of transactions.
• Confirmation in 2 seconds.
• Fees are almost zero.
Sounds familiar? Of course. It's the same story we heard in 2021. Only then it was ten times more expensive.
And now imagine: you had Diem, you failed. But the programming language, Move, remained. What to do? You're an engineer. Of course! We take Move, build a new blockchain, call the startup SUI and off we go.
And as always, the funds come in. a16z. Other billionaires. They say: "This is the future of Web3!"
Of course, they say that. Because they bought in the private sale.
And now the question: who will buy from them later?
You.
Because you are retail.
You are brave, trusting people who believe in decentralization. And it is exactly you that those who entered at $0.03 love so much, and now they are waiting for you to buy at $1.30.
And you know what? It works. Because SUI is a really fast blockchain.
And because Move is better than the leaky Solidity.
And because every cycle in crypto is, in essence, a religion with a new cover.
So maybe it's worth investing?
Maybe.
After all, if you have already lost money on Aptos — why not try to get it back through SUI? In the end, if everything collapses — you can always say that the globalists are to blame.
