Sui (SUI) Jumps 8.6% After Integration With Swiss Bank Sygnum
The Sui blockchain has been integrated into Sygnum Bank’s regulated banking infrastructure, a major move that gives institutional and professional investors direct access to the SUI token through a licensed Swiss bank.
The partnership, which began in July 2025, means Sygnum Bank now provides institutional-grade custody and trading for SUI. The bank also plans to roll out SUI staking and SUI-collateralized Lombard loans in the near future.
According to Sygnum, client assets will be held in a multi-custody structure that keeps them off the bank’s balance sheet, boosting security and ensuring they are safe even in the event of bankruptcy. This allows institutional players to interact with SUI under the same compliance standards as traditional financial assets.
Sygnum’s choice of Sui highlights the network’s advanced technical capabilities. Created by a team of former Meta engineers at Mysten Labs, the blockchain is for high-speed use cases like DeFi, instant payments, gaming, and tokenized real-world assets.
The Sui Foundation also notes that the network is expected to support Bitcoin Finance (BTCfi) activities, enabling Bitcoin holders to use their assets in DeFi.
Meanwhile, in Switzerland…
Following these updates, SUI’s market recorded positive movement. The token’s price reached a high of $3.84 before settling around $3.80 by the end of the trading session, recording a gain of 8.6% over 24 hours.
The market capitalization gained to $13.36 billion, resulting in an 8.61% increase from the previous day. Trading volume surged past $2 billion, doubling the activity from earlier periods.
Additionally, both the total and maximum supply of SUI tokens are capped at 10 billion, with 3.51 billion tokens currently in circulation.
What SUI’s charts say:
The fully diluted valuation stands at an estimated $38.06 billion, while the unlocked market capitalization is approximately $13.35 billion, indicating that most tokens are actively available for trading.