AI agents are closing deals faster than the infra can verify them.
Not a new problem in the digital ad market. @AlkimiExchange built a fix.
Immutable. Fast. Agreed by both agents in <500 ms.
Target: 1M TPS. Sui peaked at 6,086,766.
Millions of agent-to-agent interactions, settled onchain via programmable tunnels.
Sui tunnels showed what happens when AI agents stop waiting on human clicks.
The machine economy has its network.
The biggest opportunities in crypto usually appear before the crowd notices.
$SUI just crossed 6 million+ TPS on mainnet with programmable lightning tunnels.
That's the kind of milestone that could reshape how people think about blockchain scalability.
Why I'm paying attention:
➜ 6M+ TPS on mainnet
➜ Parallel execution by design
➜ Sub-second finality
➜ Thriving builder ecosystem
➜ Strong momentum across DeFi, AI, gaming and RWAs
In my opinion, @SuiNetwork is one of the most undervalued ecosystems. The builders keep shipping. The market will eventually catch up.
Sui Basecamp is back.
October 7-8. Marina Bay Sands, Singapore 🇸🇬 with @token2049.
The next $5 trillion in transactions won’t be human.
The agentic future will be built on Sui.
Build with us.
BREAKING: Sui is opening a public mainnet experiment on July 4.
Anyone will be able to log in with email and spam fully sponsored transactions through “tunnels,” with the goal of hitting 1,000,000 TPS.
🚨 JUST IN 🚨
$SUI could be gearing up for a massive move 🤯🤯🤯
One analyst believes a breakout from the current range could send $SUI toward the $12.5 - $25 zone within a single quarter.
The thesis? Growing institutional adoption could drive demand for #SUI regardless of broader market cycles 🚀
If true, the next few months could be very interesting for $SUI holders 👀
Sui made stablecoin transfers free.
Then they wired stablecoins into Paga, one of the largest payment networks in Africa.
Then a bank issued a regulated stablecoin on the chain.
Stop arguing about price. it's not about that.
It's about the rails being built.
Public transfers expose amounts and balances to competitors.
Move to issuer-governed, role-based access that keeps txn amounts fully hidden.
Confidential transfers are now in public beta on Sui.
Everyone sees only what they need to.
No need to top up for gas.
No risk of trades halting.
No positions wiped while you sleep.
Gasless stablecoin transfers on Sui.
Your agents trade the way they were built to: uninterrupted.
신규 디지털 자산 피크(PEAQ), 라이터(LIT) 거래지원 개시 시점 안내
✅ 지원 마켓: BTC, USDT 마켓
📅 거래지원 개시 시점 : 2026-06-19 15:00 KST 예정
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#Upbit#PEAQ#LIT@peaq@Lighter_xyz
As I mentioned earlier, I’ve collected a pretty big position in $PEAQ tokens over the course of the year.
But I often come across negative opinions about Peaq, describing it as a dead-end project.
I check in on what they’re doing from time to time, for example, last month they demonstrated how their technology works with robots.
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A Serve Robotics delivery robot navigated a simulated version of Seoul using NAVER Maps, confirmed the delivery itself, and received payment - on-chain, in USDT - without a single human involved in the process.
The second demo featured an LG service robot in a hotel.
It confirms tasks via peaqOS and receives payment in USDT on-chain.
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I understand that this is a simulation, not a commercial process.
But this means that the infrastructure for this already exists - it’s not just a concept on a slide.
The process has evolved from a “concept on paper” to a fully functioning product.
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Dunno - I’m extremely bullish on the future of AI and robotics technologies, and I still consider Peaq to be very promising.
If we’re talking about adapting technology to real life, this is as close as it gets - these are real products and solutions.
Once regulatory issues are resolved, there will be a demand for this.
What do you think? Is Peaq crap or a promising story?