News on the performance of crypto SUI and ONDO: the latest market analyses
In a market defined by macroeconomic shocks and political unpredictability, two lesser-known yet increasingly relevant cryptocurrencies, SUI and ONDO, are carving out space in the headlines.
As of Friday morning, SUI was trading at $1.57, up nearly 7% over the last 24 hours, with analysts pointing to a surge in decentralised application (dApp) engagement across the Sui Network. ONDO, meanwhile, is experiencing a rockier path, slipping 3.5% overnight following a bullish streak that had seen the token up more than 30% in the past week.
SUI’s strength appears rooted in growing developer activity and a series of integrations with Web3 wallets and gaming protocols. According to DeFiLlama, the total value locked (TVL) on the Sui blockchain is now just over $290 million, marking a 15% increase month over month.
By contrast, ONDO, which focusses on tokenising real-world assets like bonds, had attracted attention earlier in the week after the announcement of a major partnership with a New York-based investment firm. However, volatility crept in after broader market sentiment cooled and early investors took profits.
“ONDO’s fundamentals remain strong,” said Fiona James, analyst at Web3Watch. “But this week has reminded us how reactive the market is to external triggers, especially when tokens have recently pumped.”
Social sentiment, too, has played a role. While SUI has seen steady organic search growth and increased mentions across crypto subreddits, ONDO’s spike was followed by rapid short-term speculation.
Institutional interest appears to favour ONDO for its real-world application potential, while retail traders lean toward SUI’s fast-paced network growth and token utility.
For now, both tokens are in focus as investors look beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum for yield opportunities and growth narratives in a complex 2025 landscape.
Whether SUI can maintain its uptrend and ONDO stabilises after its rally may set the tone for a new crop of altcoin contenders this quarter.