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$SUI is down about 5.5% today even after Sui announced #HASHI will launch later this month with more than $500M in capital commitments.

The important word is commitments. That is not $500M already deposited onchain, and Hashi’s rollout will be phased. The headline signals serious institutional interest more than 20 partners, plus Anchorage Digital, but the real confirmation comes later: how much capital becomes usable liquidity, how much $BTC is deposited, and whether borrowers show up.

Until then, this is a strong catalyst with execution risk, not proven TVL. Watch the conversion from pledged capital to live markets, not the announcement number.

🟠 Sui's Hashi launches with $500M in Bitcoin commitments

Hashi, a Bitcoin finance protocol built on the Sui blockchain, is set to launch on mainnet this month with over $500 million in committed capital.

Anchorage Digital is joining as an institutional partner, offering settlement, self-custody services, and stablecoin liquidity to institutional users on the platform. The $500M in commitments signals significant institutional appetite for Bitcoin-backed DeFi infrastructure on Sui ahead of the mainnet go-live.#HASHI #BTCProtocol #crypto_moj $BTC

Hashi “launched with $500 million”? No mainnet, and none of that money is in it yet

Hashi is BTC infrastructure on $SUI
The mainnet will roll out in stages later in October
The $500 million-plus is commitments from those launching alongside Hashi. CoinDesk says the same: commitments, not deposits
There are already more than 20 partners in the project

How it works:
You deposit BTC into Hashi, and hBTC is minted for you on Sui
The bitcoin itself doesn’t leave the Bitcoin network, but it’s held under a 2-of-2 multisig: signed by Hashi validators and a guardian

So the hBTC in your wallet is a claim on whoever holds that multisig. You have to trust more than just Bitcoin

I’m not on $BTC
right now, so I don’t have any BTC to deposit into Hashi

When the mainnet launches, I’ll see how much of that $500 million actually comes in and post here

#Hashi #SUİ #BTCFi

📰 Sui has officially confirmed that Hashi, a Bitcoin financial infrastructure project, will begin a phased mainnet launch this month. The project has also secured backing from an alliance of more than 20 partners, with over $500 million in funding commitments—a pretty substantial launch lineup.

🔥 Hashi’s goal is straightforward: make native BTC usable as DeFi collateral and bring it into applications such as lending, vaults, and structured products. In other words, BTC doesn’t have to just sit in a wallet—it can also explore more on-chain financial opportunities.

💡 To be fair, more than $500 million in funding commitments is eye-catching, but a “commitment” doesn’t mean all the funds have already entered the protocol. What really matters is whether the product runs smoothly after the phased mainnet launch, and how quickly partners bring their funds in.

👀 Anchorage Digital is also among the first partners and will provide institutional custody access and stablecoin liquidity. That’s an important piece of the puzzle: for institutions looking to put native BTC into DeFi, custody and liquidity are often more practical concerns than promises.

🤔 If Hashi enables BTC collateral after launch, would you be willing to put some of your BTC into lending or vault products?

#Sui #BTC #DeFi #Hashi

⚡️ Hashi launches its experimental network on Sui: Bitcoin as collateral in DeFi!

Hashi announced the launch of its testnet on the Sui blockchain, enabling institutions to use native Bitcoin as collateral in decentralized finance (DeFi) applications. This comes with the introduction of a new Guardian Layer security layer, aiming to enhance trust and safety in using hBTC to fund DeFi.

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📊 Impact: 📈 High
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#Hashi #SuiNetwork #DeFi #Bitcoin #Crypto

🔗 Source: https://cryptobriefing.com/hashi-testnet-guardian-layer-btc-collateral-sui/

🏦 Sui already has Hashi. Now tZERO is joining the party.

Sui has already been building the rails for Bitcoin on-chain.

Hashi is bringing native BTC programmable collateral to Sui, while the Bitcoin itself stays on its own chain.
And the numbers are already interesting:

⚡ 2M+ BTC deposits on testnet
⚡ Mainnet next

Now Sui is adding another major piece.

tZERO Group has announced a strategic integration with Sui to support regulated digital securities across:

⚡ Issuance
⚡ Transfer agency
⚡ Custody
⚡ Trading
⚡ Compliance
⚡ Settlement

So the picture is starting to look pretty interesting:

BTC liquidity → Hashi
Regulated securities → tZERO
DeFi + RWA infrastructure → Sui

Sui isn't just trying to make transactions faster.
It's quietly building a place where Bitcoin, tokenized securities and regulated financial infrastructure can meet on-chain. 👀

And honestly:

Hashi + tZERO on Sui is a much more interesting combination than it looks at first glance.

Sui is quietly building the RWA stack while everyone is watching the token price? 👀
$SUI
#SUİ #HASHI #BTC走势分析 #RWA #Tokenization

Sui is set to play with BTC cross-chain in style; Hashi is launching tests in July, and companies like Cumberland, Fluid, and SwissBorg are backing it. Institutional support is familiar with this playbook, but whether BTCFi can actually unlock dormant funds depends on if cross-chain security can withstand the initial wave of hackers. Let's hope it's not just another PPT pitch. #BTCFi #Hashi $SUI

Bitcoin finally doesn’t have to “run away from home” to go to work 🤔

SUI has just officially announced Hashi, which lets native BTC stay on the Bitcoin network while directly becoming a programmable collateral asset on SUI—no cross-chain bridges, no wrapped coins, and the coins remain on their own chain.

The number of deposits on the testnet has already surpassed 2 million, and the mainnet is about to launch.

Before, Bitcoin was kept in a box as digital gold—now you can just lie back and still go to work in DeFi.

This is what Bitcoin Layer 2 should look like.

What do you think about this? Let’s chat in the comments 😄

$SUI $BTC #HASHI #SUİ #比特币 #DeFi

🔥 SUI IS BRINGING NATIVE BITCOIN TO DEFI.

The Hashi protocol allows native BTC to remain on the Bitcoin network, while also becoming a programmable collateral asset on Sui—moving very close to the mainnet.

According to Sui, the Hashi testnet program has already surpassed 2 million deposits.

That’s a pretty wild number. 👀

Bitcoin stays on Bitcoin.
But now it can work on Sui.

I find Hashi noteworthy because it’s trying to turn the enormous amount of BTC sitting idle into collateral that can be used in lending, credit, and DeFi, instead of relying entirely on traditional wrapped BTC.

With the upcoming mainnet, is BTCFi on Sui about to go big?

Fellow friends, how much BTC do you think Hashi could pull into DeFi once the official mainnet goes live?

$SUI #HASHI #bitcoin #BTCFi #defi

$SUI Landed Samsung and a $500M Bitcoin Plan. So Why Is It Down?

SUI is trading around $1.05 on Binance right now, down about 6% in the last 24 hours. That’s interesting, because Sui just had one of its biggest news weeks in a while.

Two things happened:

1. Samsung Wallet. Samsung announced that US Galaxy users will be able to send USDC from Samsung Wallet, starting in the last week of October. Sui is one of the blockchain partners, along with Solana. Samsung says around 82 million US Galaxy devices are compatible, and users will be able to send to crypto wallets or to bank accounts in 60+ countries.

2. Hashi. The Sui Foundation says Hashi, its Bitcoin finance product, will go live on mainnet later this month with more than $500 million in committed capital. The idea is to let people use BTC as collateral in Sui apps while the BTC itself stays on the Bitcoin network. Partners include BitGo, Ledger and FalconX, and Anchorage Digital just joined too.

The bullish side:
• Samsung is a huge mainstream brand, and payments are a real use case, not just a narrative.
• Hashi could bring Bitcoin liquidity into Sui’s DeFi apps.

The bearish side:
• Sui isn’t Samsung’s only partner. Solana is in too, so this isn’t an exclusive win.
• Both are announcements for now. The Samsung feature hasn’t launched yet and Hashi rolls out in phases, so real usage is still unproven.
• The whole market is weak. Bitcoin is hovering around $82K after hawkish Fed minutes and big ETF outflows, and altcoins are getting hit harder.

My take (not financial advice): This is the kind of news I like to see, real companies building on a chain. But good news doesn’t always move the price when the market is in risk-off mode. I’m more interested in what the usage looks like once these features actually go live.

Do partnerships like this matter for price right away, or only once people actually start using them? 👇

#sui #SamsungWallet #HASHI

Hashi Prepares to Launch on Mainnet: BTC as Collateral on Sui

On October 8, 2026, the Sui Foundation announced a gradual deployment of Hashi on mainnet by the end of this month. It reported more than $500 million in committed capital: the figure does not correspond to deposits already executed or to liquidity available today.

The proposal allows using BTC as collateral for loans and other DeFi products. Bitcoin remains on its own network; when deposited, hBTC is minted on Sui. When withdrawn, that receipt is burned and the corresponding BTC is released.

Access will be opened progressively as partners complete their integrations. According to the announcement, Anchorage Digital is joining through institutional channels via Atlas and the Porto wallet, along with plans to provide liquidity in stablecoins. Financial products will be offered by third parties.

Risks: using BTC as collateral preserves exposure to its price and may involve liquidation if the collateral value falls. There are also risks related to contracts, validators, and operators. The Guardian layer adds controls over BTC movement, but does not eliminate these risks.

Market take: at 18:41 UTC on 8/10, Binance spot showed BTC at 81,526.01 USDT (-2.14% in 24h), SUI at 1.0264 (-8.46%), and USDC, as a reference for stablecoins, at 1.0006. To assess the announcement, real deposits, loans, and withdrawals after the deployment will need to be observed; committed capital does not guarantee price increases.

$BTC $SUI $USDC

Educational Content. Not financial advice.

#Bitcoin #Sui #Hashi #DeFi #Stablecoins

There's $1.28 trillion in Bitcoin sitting in wallets, but 99% of that capital is just chilling.

The issue is that DeFi solutions require handing over assets to custodians, which creates centralization risks.

The Hashi project at $SUI changes this — your $BTC stays on the native network protected by smart contracts and multisigs.

No wrapped tokens or middlemen — just pure math and control over your assets.

With institutional players coming in, this is the biggest shift in DeFi. Testnet launching soon. #Bitcoin #Sui #DeFi #BTC #Hashi

Brothers, the Sui Hashi testnet is live!

I. Hashi: Native BTC financial infrastructure (core main line)
Hashi has officially launched the testnet. It is the native Bitcoin financial infrastructure introduced by $SUI . The mainnet is planned to go live in 2026, with the goal of activating about $1 trillion worth of dormant Bitcoin, connecting BTC on-chain lending and the credit market.

Market core pain points
1. BTC accounts for nearly 60% of the total crypto market cap, but the current DeFi participation is less than 0.37% (about $5.2 billion). The vast majority of Bitcoin has long been idle, resulting in extremely low capital efficiency.
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2. Existing solutions rely on wrapped tokens such as WBTC and centralized custody institutions. These come with risks such as custodians running away and cross-chain bridges being stolen. For compliance and risk-control reasons, institutions do not dare to enter BTC lending at scale.

Hashi core advantages
1. No cross-chain migration for BTC: Native Bitcoin stays on the Bitcoin mainnet continuously, and only corresponding credentials are generated on Sui—eliminating trust risks associated with wrapped assets.
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2. MPC + Guardian dual-layer security architecture: Threshold signatures have no single point private keys. Large withdrawals add an additional guardian layer for risk-control verification to meet institutional risk and audit requirements.
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3. Institution-friendly and modular/composable: More than 20 custody/asset management institutions—including BitGo, Ledger, Cumberland, and others—participate in building the system. Lending, stablecoin, and RWA projects can all connect directly to this standardized underlying layer.

II. Zero-Gas stablecoin transfers: A bottom-layer innovation for the payment layer
Sui has completed a native protocol-layer upgrade. This is not short-term subsidies—it permanently supports zero-gas transfers for 7 mainstream stablecoins (USDC, USDE, etc.).

Users do not need to hold SUI tokens to pay gas fees. They can transfer directly using stablecoins; aimed at SWIFT and PayPal, it fundamentally eliminates payment friction at the source.

For enterprise settlement, AI Agent automated payments, and cross-border fund flows, it greatly lowers the threshold for traditional on-chain payments and helps stablecoins become a universal settlement tool.

III. Privacy transactions: Compliant confidential transfers
The developer test network public testing is now open. It supports encryption protection for transaction amounts and account balances.

Balancing privacy and auditability: Zero-knowledge encryption hides transaction details while preserving a compliant traceability channel. It meets institutional and large-holder needs to keep asset information confidential.

By addressing the shortcomings of DeFi and institutional payments, it resolves the issues of preemptive arbitrage and information leakage caused by the transparency of positions and trading strategies on a public ledger.
@Sui #SUI🔥 #sui #sui链 #HASHI #SUI生态

Hashi’s strongest advantage is the custody model: It lets Bitcoin stay on Bitcoin while becoming collateral in a Sui-native credit layer. That is cleaner than wrapped-BTC systems that add bridge risk before they reach a loan market.

The harder question is whether the Guardian Layer becomes a safety boundary or just another trust assumption with branding. Extra collateral checks help, but they do not remove the core problem of cross-domain liquidations: when BTC moves slowly, leverage, oracle timing, and borrower behavior can diverge fast. That matters because the weakest link in BTC DeFi is usually not collateral quality, but the speed at which risk is enforced.

If Hashi can keep settlement honest without turning governance into a bottleneck, it has value. The debate now is whether this model scales through market stress, or only looks elegant while conditions stay calm. What would make this design resilient under a BTC drawdown?🤔
#Sui
#Bitcoin
#BTCFi
#DeFi
#Hashi
@Sui
$SUI
$BTC
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$SUI UNLOCKS BITCOIN LIQUIDITY — NO BRIDGE NEEDED 🚀

Hashi testnet is live. Bitcoin can now flow into Sui without leaving the native chain. 🐂

This isn’t just another L1 integration. Hashi removes the traditional bridge — the biggest attack vector in crypto — and lets BTC settle on Sui natively through a decentralized security model. 🔍 That means Sui taps directly into $1T+ Bitcoin liquidity without exposing users to bridge hacks or custodial risk. Smart money has been watching this since March, and now execution begins.

If Hashi proves resilient, Sui becomes one of the few Layer 1s that can host real Bitcoin DeFi at scale. The race to attract BTC liquidity just got a serious new contender. 💬 Do you think this is the catalyst that finally pulls Sui ahead of competing L1s? 👇

⚠️ Not financial advice. Always manage your risk. 🛡️

🏷️ #SUI #BTC #DeFi #Layer1 #Hashi

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