I understand that you are going through a tough time with SUI, and this is indeed frustrating. No one likes to see a significant loss from an investment. Below is a practical framework that can help you make a clear decision, while keeping in mind that these are general guidelines and not specific financial advice.

Quick notes before starting

- You invested 1600 dollars and now your value is approaching 700 dollars. This means a significant loss of almost 56% of your capital.

- The optimal decision depends on your financial situation, your time horizon, and your risk tolerance. Put emotions aside as much as possible.

Practical steps to evaluate the best option

1) Identify your needs and look at your time horizon

- Do you need liquidity in the near term? Or can you withstand additional volatility?

- What is the time horizon you are considering to recover the investment value or reduce portfolio risks?

2) Review the fundamental reason for investing in SUI

- Do you still have confidence in the team, development, network adoption, and potential partnerships?

- Are there changes in technical or economic factors affecting the likelihood of price recovery?

3) Be candid about your risks

- If the likelihood of losing more is high and you can tolerate that, prepare a clear exit plan.

- If you need to reduce risks immediately, reducing exposure may be a suitable option.

Possible options to move forward

- Hold: If you still have confidence in the project's thesis and can tolerate additional risks in the long term.