SUI has just achieved a historic breakthrough—the US SEC has officially approved the world’s first 2x leveraged SUI ETF, which is now listed and trading on Nasdaq.
This isn’t just ordinary good news. This is the opening of the liquidity floodgates.
The current price is hovering around $1.3, but market sentiment is already on fire. The community is full of wild predictions: some say $15 is just the starting point, others are aiming straight for $50. Do these numbers sound outrageous? Maybe not as crazy as you think.
My take is simple: this rally is worth taking seriously.
Why? Because three key factors are now in place:
Regulatory milestone achieved. The SEC’s green light plus Nasdaq’s endorsement means the official entry channel for institutional funds has been paved. This isn’t retail investors hyping themselves up—this is compliant capital now able to legitimately allocate to SUI.
Leveraged product launched. The introduction of the 2x leveraged ETF instantly doubles capital efficiency. Traditional finance players can now participate using familiar tools, without having to figure out wallets and DEXs. The speed and scale of capital inflow will be on a completely new level.
Ecosystem continues to strengthen. SUI has been steadily progressing on the technical front, and payment use cases keep expanding. There are no fundamental weaknesses here—this is the real foundation for long-term growth.
Many people haven’t realized yet: ETF approval isn’t just a news event, it’s the beginning of a long-term trend. Once institutions start systematically positioning themselves, the price potential will exceed most people’s imagination.
So if there’s a pullback? That might be the last window of opportunity.
What do you think of this ETF approval? What kind of market do you think SUI will see next? If you’re already holding, check in below; if you’re still on the sidelines, share what signal you’re waiting for. See you in the comments.
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StakeWhisperer
· 1h ago
Institutions entering the market really makes a difference; this time the rules have truly changed.
Wait, 2x leverage... gotta be careful with that.
Damn, $50? That’s a bit too imaginative, haha.
I’ve always been bullish on SUI’s fundamentals, just needed this catalyst.
If it dips again this time, I have to buy the bottom, or I’ll take a huge loss.
ETF approval is truly a turning point; retail and institutions will play in separate ways now.
I only got a tiny position, totally regret it now.
NGL, this time might actually be different—not just pure hype.
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MetaverseHomeless
· 10h ago
Bro, this analysis makes some sense, but I think you’re overestimating the efficiency of traditional finance. Just because institutions enter the market, does it guarantee a pump? Haven’t there been plenty of historical failures like this?
Wait, 2x leveraged ETF... is this thing really compliant? Or is it just another new way to fleece retail investors?
Honestly, getting in at 1.3 right now feels rushed. Better to wait for a pullback. Just because the SEC approved it doesn’t mean the technicals will keep up.
The SUI ecosystem is indeed pretty good, but hyping it up to $50? Bro, are you serious?
I’m still on the sidelines with my money. This rally is way too fast—the risk is off the charts.
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ConsensusBot
· 10h ago
Wait, will institutions really flood in? Or is this just another prelude to retail investors getting fleeced?
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$50? Are you crazy? I only trust technicals, not what the community hypes.
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Leverage is a double-edged sword—it can crash the price or drive it up fast.
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Why was no one talking about it when it was at $1.3? Now that it’s up, everyone’s going crazy.
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Does SEC approval really mean institutions are coming? Don’t be so naive, man.
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That’s true, but will this cycle just be another party for bag holders buying at the top?
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Already in, just waiting to see if it can break the previous high.
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Leveraged ETFs launching = more tools for retail investors to get trapped, if you think about it.
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Holding seriously, planning to add more at the bottom.
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bridgeOops
· 10h ago
To be honest, $50 is a bit too optimistic... but buying in at 1.3 was definitely a bargain.
As for institutions entering the market, it feels like what was supposed to happen is finally happening. Just worried about those who buy at the top getting stuck.
I'm already half in, waiting for a pullback to add more. Don't let FOMO cloud your judgment.
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GetRichLeek
· 10h ago
Damn, I really didn't FOMO this time... The guys who positioned early are taking off.
Only after losing badly did I finally understand the institutions' tactics. I can't buy at the top again this time.
The 1.3 dip-buying window is really about to close, the whales are accumulating so aggressively.
Wait... could this be another bull trap? That's how I got rekt last time.
Institutions entering ≠ guaranteed pump, better check the technical support first.
$50? Is that just wishful thinking or actually possible... What do the on-chain data say?
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BitcoinDaddy
· 10h ago
Institutions entering the market—retail investors need to learn how to copy their homework.
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Is $50 serious, or is it just another bait before a new round of retail investor harvesting?
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Wait, this 2x leverage is a double-edged sword, right? When it drops, the fall is also doubled.
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ngl I just want to know how many people will FOMO in during this wave and then get stuck holding the bag.
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The SEC approval clearly means that institutions can't sit still anymore.
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The real question is when the big money will actually start moving.
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Already holding a position, feels like this wave is just getting started. The risk and opportunity are equally huge.
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If it really breaks $50 this time, that would truly be a turning point for web3.
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Leveraged ETFs are not for retail investors. Just hold spot and wait it out.
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Correction window? Looks more like a setup window to me, haha.
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BearMarketSunriser
· 11h ago
Wait, did the SEC approve a 2x leveraged SUI ETF? Is this real, do you have a link?
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I believe institutions are getting in, but $50? That’s really hard to believe, haha.
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Here we go again, one ETF and it can 10x? I just want to see how they explain it when it drops back down next time.
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Damn, if this really gets approved, I have to get in fast, otherwise I’ll be eating dirt again if I wait.
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I’m holding, but I’d like to hear some opposing views. It just feels a bit too smooth, kind of suspicious.
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Leveraged products launching is definitely a new play, and those traditional finance folks really can’t use DEXs.
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But does an ETF approval definitely attract institutions, or do we still need to wait and see?
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Why is this time the “last window”? I’ve heard that line a lot before.
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SUI’s fundamentals are pretty good, but these price expectations are a bit outrageous. Let’s be rational.
SUI has just achieved a historic breakthrough—the US SEC has officially approved the world’s first 2x leveraged SUI ETF, which is now listed and trading on Nasdaq.
This isn’t just ordinary good news. This is the opening of the liquidity floodgates.
The current price is hovering around $1.3, but market sentiment is already on fire. The community is full of wild predictions: some say $15 is just the starting point, others are aiming straight for $50. Do these numbers sound outrageous? Maybe not as crazy as you think.
My take is simple: this rally is worth taking seriously.
Why? Because three key factors are now in place:
Regulatory milestone achieved. The SEC’s green light plus Nasdaq’s endorsement means the official entry channel for institutional funds has been paved. This isn’t retail investors hyping themselves up—this is compliant capital now able to legitimately allocate to SUI.
Leveraged product launched. The introduction of the 2x leveraged ETF instantly doubles capital efficiency. Traditional finance players can now participate using familiar tools, without having to figure out wallets and DEXs. The speed and scale of capital inflow will be on a completely new level.
Ecosystem continues to strengthen. SUI has been steadily progressing on the technical front, and payment use cases keep expanding. There are no fundamental weaknesses here—this is the real foundation for long-term growth.
Many people haven’t realized yet: ETF approval isn’t just a news event, it’s the beginning of a long-term trend. Once institutions start systematically positioning themselves, the price potential will exceed most people’s imagination.
So if there’s a pullback? That might be the last window of opportunity.
What do you think of this ETF approval? What kind of market do you think SUI will see next? If you’re already holding, check in below; if you’re still on the sidelines, share what signal you’re waiting for. See you in the comments.