#数字资产市场动态 In 2026, institutional participation emerges, with three tracks surfacing
The market is still consolidating, but perceptive investors are already seeing signs of a turning point. The recent upward logic of several coins is indeed worth analyzing.
In the $SUI direction, institutional actions are very obvious. Major players like Bitwise are pushing for a spot ETF, which is not just project hype but a vote with real capital from traditional investors. Trading volume on DEXs within the Sui ecosystem has already surged to the 16 billion level, and new development roadmaps are continuously being implemented. During pullbacks, institutions often increase their positions.
$ASTER follows a different logic—deflation. The "Burndrop" mechanism allows project teams to use significant revenue to buy back and burn tokens, genuinely reducing the circulating supply. Coupled with its peg to SBI Holdings' Japanese Yen stablecoin, the supply and demand relationship is tightened from the ground up. This long-term holding expectation gap is often only realized by retail investors at the end.
$AT is purely a game of sentiment and momentum. A 50% increase in 24 hours, community enthusiasm soaring, real-time sports push notifications, and a lock-up pool of 400,000 ATs—all about riding the trend before it turns.
Regardless of which track you favor, by 2026, regulatory frameworks are gradually becoming clearer, and institutional funds are entering in large numbers. This round is not about holding time but about understanding the logic and managing positions.
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Blockwatcher9000
· 6h ago
Alright, this time Sui's ETF move is indeed different; institutions are really getting serious.
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Rugpull幸存者
· 6h ago
The SUI ETF this time looks quite good, but I think Aster's deflationary logic is even more impressive. Retail investors are always a step behind.
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MoonMathMagic
· 7h ago
SUI's ETF is indeed playing chess, but the ones who truly make money are always those who understand supply and demand.
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LightningSentry
· 7h ago
SUI's recent institutional investments are somewhat significant, but ASTER's deflationary logic is truly ruthless. Retail investors are already late to react.
#数字资产市场动态 In 2026, institutional participation emerges, with three tracks surfacing
The market is still consolidating, but perceptive investors are already seeing signs of a turning point. The recent upward logic of several coins is indeed worth analyzing.
In the $SUI direction, institutional actions are very obvious. Major players like Bitwise are pushing for a spot ETF, which is not just project hype but a vote with real capital from traditional investors. Trading volume on DEXs within the Sui ecosystem has already surged to the 16 billion level, and new development roadmaps are continuously being implemented. During pullbacks, institutions often increase their positions.
$ASTER follows a different logic—deflation. The "Burndrop" mechanism allows project teams to use significant revenue to buy back and burn tokens, genuinely reducing the circulating supply. Coupled with its peg to SBI Holdings' Japanese Yen stablecoin, the supply and demand relationship is tightened from the ground up. This long-term holding expectation gap is often only realized by retail investors at the end.
$AT is purely a game of sentiment and momentum. A 50% increase in 24 hours, community enthusiasm soaring, real-time sports push notifications, and a lock-up pool of 400,000 ATs—all about riding the trend before it turns.
Regardless of which track you favor, by 2026, regulatory frameworks are gradually becoming clearer, and institutional funds are entering in large numbers. This round is not about holding time but about understanding the logic and managing positions.