Sui (SUI) — a Layer 1 blockchain built by Mysten Labs (a team of ex-Meta engineers), using the Move language and an object-centric, parallel-execution data model for high throughput with stable fees. Backed by a16z, Coinbase Ventures, Circle Ventures, and YZi Labs (prev. Binance Labs).
Whether SUI is "undervalued" is a judgment call, not a fact — no tool here can compute fair value, and there's no objective answer. What I can give you is the real market data plus the usual valuation angles people weigh:
Market Snapshot
Metric
Value
Price
$0.7484
Market cap
$3.05B (rank #31)
24h volume
$235M
24h change
+1.38%
Circulating supply
4.07B of 10B max
Sentiment
72.7% up vs. down (per CoinGecko)
Funding rate
+0.0055% · OI $127.8M (per Binance Futures)
Undervaluation angles people consider
Supply math. Only ~4.07B of the 10B max SUI is circulating — roughly 40% is still to be emitted. That cuts both ways: a low float can flatter a market cap on the way up, but large future unlocks are a common source of sell pressure. (Note: no reliable public source gives the exact vesting/unlock schedule, so I can't verify specific dates — worth flagging as the main unknown in this question.)
Market-cap context. At #31 with a $3B+ cap, SUI sits well behind the top Layer 1s — an "undervalued vs. peers" argument usually rests on that gap plus its throughput/ecosystem growth, which I can't independently verify.
Usage signal. Funding rate is mildly positive and open interest is meaningful, indicating active derivatives interest, but that reflects current positioning, not fair value.
Risk Factors
~60% of max supply not yet in circulation — future emissions/unlocks are a real supply-side risk.
The most bullish "undervalued" cases depend on team/unlock-schedule data that no reliable free source provides — treat anyone citing exact numbers as unverifiable.
No on-chain security flags to report (SUI is a native-layer asset, not a contract token on an EVM chain).
Where to buy: SUI trades on multiple curated exchanges — Binance, OKX, Bybit, Bitget.
Bottom line: I can show you the data and the standard framing, but "undervalued" is your call to make — the numbers above are the facts to weigh it on. This isn't financial advice.
Generated August 30, 2026 byCoinAII — not financial advice.