Sui's composition consists of a bunch of wealthy second-generation individuals who do not engage in production
Among them is the most worthless $wal
[The Core Issue of Sui: Extremely High Technical Ceiling, but Long-term Lack of Product Landing]
In the current competition of public chains, $SUI it actually shouldn't be such a quiet role. Whether from the technical framework, performance testing, development philosophy, or the financial background behind it, Sui is a chain with 'top potential.' Logically, as long as there are one or two viable applications landed, its ecological voice and market position can quickly rise.
But reality makes people somewhat helpless.
What SUI is most criticized for is not the technology, but its 'talking without action' ability to land.
For many years, the community's evaluation of Sui has always revolved around two phrases:
either 'the game console has no shadow' or 'the big IP has been talking for a long time without any works.' The most typical example is the countless discussions about the Pokemon narrative.
But reality makes people somewhat helpless.
What SUI is most criticized for is not the technology, but its 'talking without action' ability to land.
For many years, the community's evaluation of Sui has always revolved around two phrases:
either 'the game console has no shadow' or 'the big IP has been talking for a long time without any works.' The most typical example is the countless discussions about the Pokemon narrative.
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