Technical breakdowns of consensus and network architecture on Sui.

Sui Improvement Proposal (SIP) #6 allows token holders to stake tokens while maintaining liquidity

A look into Sui's fixed token supply, its release schedule, and circulating supply

Staking is a fundamental part of keeping the Sui network secure and performant

The Sui Move programming language differs in fundamental ways from Move, most importantly in its object-centric data storage model.

The launch of Sui's first native central limit order book gives builders an easy means of plugging liquidity into their apps.

Sui's unique transaction processing, requiring consensus for only shared objects, results in high speed performance.

Sui has performed a series of tests to determine current peak throughput on various workloads as well as time to finality.

This new instance of the Sui network serves as Sui’s long-running, decentralized, and permissionless Testnet.

The results of Frenemies, with over 700,000 players, were nothing less than amazing.

During Testnet Wave 2, we focused on testing and validating Sui’s tokenomic model.

DeepBook, a decentralized limit order book developed by MovEX for Sui, will allow builders to easily create DeFi apps.

Want to get started building on Sui? The Sui Foundation partnered with Encode Club for this video introduction to the network.