The Sui leveraged ETF has received approval to be listed in the US. This is a big deal—it means that the Sui chain is truly entering the traditional financial landscape for the first time, no longer just an internal game within the crypto community.
Simply put, pricing power is starting to move outward. With more money and attention in the market, the entire ecosystem will be reevaluated. For on-chain applications like Jackson.io, the impact is even more direct:
New users will definitely flood in looking for things to do on Sui; on-chain data will become more active due to increased volatility—whether it's battles, predictions, or providing liquidity, all these could heat up; most importantly, when everyone starts discussing "what can ETFs bring," the applications that can actually accommodate users and demand will be the real winners.
Jackson is now in this position. The ETF is just the entry point, but users ultimately need to land in specific application scenarios. Whoever can capture this wave of traffic will reap the rewards.
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NftBankruptcyClub
· 27m ago
Wow, Sui is really about to take off this time.
Big money coming in is no joke, Jackson is definitely riding the wave.
How much profit you can make still depends on who reacts the fastest.
The ETF is just a stepping stone; the key is to have something that attracts new retail investors to join in.
By the way, does the Sui ecosystem have any truly solid applications right now?
Jackson really seized the opportunity, I’m envious.
It would be a real shame to miss out on this chance.
Merging traditional finance with crypto doesn’t seem that simple.
I can smell the profits, but also the risk of getting dumped on.
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NotFinancialAdvice
· 10h ago
Really? Has the Sui ETF been approved? Can Jackson take off directly with this wave?
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BlockchainBrokenPromise
· 10h ago
Well, it depends on whether Jackson can really catch this wave. Anyone can talk a good game...
That being said, the arrival of the ETF does make things different, but whether the ecosystem can support so many new retail investors is still up in the air.
The worry is that it might just be another round of hype, and the real applications are still the same few.
Jackson really has to seize this opportunity; if he misses it, there might not be another chance.
The ETF is just the beginning—the key is still having real, solid products.
Honestly, I have some doubts about whether these projects can handle this wave of hype.
Wow, finally breaking into traditional finance, but ordinary retail investors are still the ones getting fleeced.
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GateUser-7b078580
· 10h ago
Although, didn’t people say the same thing at historical lows? Let’s wait and see how the data performs.
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MEVictim
· 10h ago
When it comes to traffic dividends, it still depends on who can truly capture them.
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For this Sui ecosystem boom, applications like Jackson are the real core.
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The ETF is just a stepping stone; the key is whether the application layer can hold up.
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That being said, with new money entering the market, is there even more opportunity for on-chain farming?
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Pricing power is shifting outward, but making money still relies on what's inside the ecosystem.
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Jackson is in the right position this time; now it just depends on how much traffic it can capture.
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GhostAddressHunter
· 10h ago
Got it in seconds—when the traffic arrives, applications are the real winners. Jackson's positioning this time is indeed impressive.
The Sui leveraged ETF has received approval to be listed in the US. This is a big deal—it means that the Sui chain is truly entering the traditional financial landscape for the first time, no longer just an internal game within the crypto community.
Simply put, pricing power is starting to move outward. With more money and attention in the market, the entire ecosystem will be reevaluated. For on-chain applications like Jackson.io, the impact is even more direct:
New users will definitely flood in looking for things to do on Sui; on-chain data will become more active due to increased volatility—whether it's battles, predictions, or providing liquidity, all these could heat up; most importantly, when everyone starts discussing "what can ETFs bring," the applications that can actually accommodate users and demand will be the real winners.
Jackson is now in this position. The ETF is just the entry point, but users ultimately need to land in specific application scenarios. Whoever can capture this wave of traffic will reap the rewards.