NAIROBI (CoinChapter.com)— SUI, HBAR, and USUAL have drawn attention across the crypto market with major developments, strategic moves, and price shifts.
SUI Gains Momentum Through Ecosystem Growth
SUI has gained attention through its recent partnerships, including Circle’s Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol (CCTP) for USDC transfers across blockchains and Arkham for improved on-chain data analytics.
Arkham partners with Sui for blockchain data integration. Source: XThe network handled over 7.5 billion transactions in 2024, with transaction fees remaining lower than Ethereum and Solana. It also surpassed $40 billion in decentralized exchange (DEX) volume, further boosting its use case.
SUI forecasted to exceed $25 by analyst. Source: XPrice-wise, SUI achieved a 530% year-to-date gain, hitting an all-time high of $4.93. Analysts, including Joshua Orhue, predict SUI could reach $1 by Q1 2025, with targets as high as $25 by year’s end.
USUAL Expands DeFi Potential with Major Backing
USUAL, the governance token of the Usual protocol, surged 15% after Binance Labs disclosed a $10 million investment co-led with Kraken Ventures. The funding aims to reshape the stablecoin market, leveraging real-world asset backing for its USD0 stablecoin.
USUAL/USD 1-month price chart. Source: CoinMarketCap
USUAL’s market cap surpassed $620 million just weeks after its launch, with $1 billion in trading volume recorded within 24 hours. Its partnerships with Ethena and Securitize integrate traditional finance, allowing assets like USDtb to be used as collateral for USD0.
The Usual protocol debuted as the 61st project on Binance Launchpool, enabling users to stake BNB or FDUSD to earn USUAL tokens.
SUI, HBAR, and USUAL stand at the crossroads of innovation and market activity, offering compelling narratives for those watching closely.