Two Sui-based ETFs began trading in the U.S. We review the implications and market reaction. Analysis of the Sui ETF launch and its initial results. Learn more.
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On February 18, two new funds related to Sui began trading on the U.S. stock markets: Canary’s SUIS, listed on Nasdaq, and Grayscale’s GSUI, which appeared on NYSE Arca. This event focuses on providing investors with new opportunities to participate in staking Sui, positioning it as a high-performance first-layer blockchain alternative to Ethereum.
The funds have a unique feature, offering staking-oriented exposure to Sui. This innovation may attract investors seeking more active ways to engage in crypto ownership than simply holding tokens.
Despite prospects, the initial trading results were mixed. By the end of the first trading session, Grayscale’s GSUI executed transactions for approximately 8,000 units, which may indicate weak market interest in this product.
In comparison, at the launch of ETFs on Ethereum or Bitcoin, there is a significantly higher trading volume, indicating a traditionally high interest in these assets. This also affects the general perception of Sui as a lesser-known project compared to the giants of the crypto industry.
The launch of such products in small volumes indicates possible trust issues from institutional investors, who usually drive the ETF market. Low volumes may lead investors to prefer more proven instruments.
The strategy of launching the Sui ETF offers new opportunities for diversifying an investment portfolio, however, the current low trading volumes have raised questions among analysts.
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