2026-01-12 03:24:14

After years of crypto observation, I increasingly believe one thing — instead of guessing the next wave of trends, it's better to keep a close eye on those unstoppable major forces. These are not empty fantasies but real changes that are gaining momentum and gradually approaching a critical point.

Stablecoins are eating into traditional payments, DeFi is eroding traditional finance, privacy needs are becoming more urgent, automation is penetrating all sectors, and NFTs are opening the door to digital ownership — these five directions are basically settled. But the question is: is there a platform that can handle all of these at once? No need to choose one over the other, all compatible?

The answer is becoming clearer — it’s Sui, which is set for a comprehensive evolution this year.

The old approach of traditional public chains — "single ledger + smart contracts" — has long been outdated. Forcing various protocols together? It’s costly, risky, developer experience is poor, and it can’t support truly complex applications. In contrast, Sui’s four-year journey to build a full-stack ecosystem is smashing this old mindset completely.

The upcoming release of Sui Stack (S2) at the end of the year takes this advantage to a new level. Simply put, it’s a standardized toolkit for developers. In one SDK, you get storage, cryptography, computation, authentication, execution — all core functions included. The coolest part is, these modules are designed from the start to work seamlessly together. Developers no longer need to spend time piecing together components; they can focus all their energy on the product itself. This efficiency boost will have an immeasurable catalytic effect on the ecosystem.

Native privacy transactions on Sui are expected to be one of the most anticipated breakthroughs of 2026. This is not just about stacking features but an opportunity to fundamentally reshape user experience from the architecture level.

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OnchainHolmes

· 3h ago

Hmm... feels like you're rewriting the Sui script again.

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ForkItAllDay

· 3h ago

Sui this time really has something --- Again Sui, alright I believe you this time --- The full-stack ecosystem sounds good, but I’m just worried it’s another hype --- I like the idea of a standardized toolkit for Stack, it’s convenient --- Native implementation of privacy transactions? Easier said than done --- Instead of guessing the next trend, it’s better to look at the overall situation, I agree with this --- Handling five directions with one platform sounds like a pipe dream --- Developer experience is indeed an overlooked point --- Sui is set to evolve by the end of the year, so I need to pay more attention --- After all the hype, it still depends on whether it can be implemented --- Complete storage cryptography and computation tools, if they can be used well, that’s impressive

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PumpDetector

· 3h ago

ngl, read between the lines here—dude's basically saying "stop chasing shiny things, watch what's already inevitable." fair take. but sui as the all-in-one solution? idk man, feels like we've heard this narrative before with every new chain... stack's interesting tho, not gonna lie.

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RektCoaster

· 3h ago

One-click solution for five major directions, sounds a bit uncertain --- Sui's full-stack ecosystem has indeed been built solidly, but I'm just worried it might end up all talk and no action --- If developer experience can truly be liberated, the ecosystem might really be on the verge of explosive growth --- This privacy-native thing has been talked about for a long time, can it really be implemented by 2026? Let's wait and see --- Feels like it's talking about "the trend," but those who truly make money are never the ones following the trend --- The single ledger system really needs to be phased out; the question is, who can truly replace it --- The S2 toolkit sounds good, but the key is whether developers will buy into it

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ExpectationFarmer

· 3h ago

You're right, instead of chasing the hot trends, it's better to look at the overall situation. I like this approach. Sui's full-stack ecosystem is indeed interesting; the feeling of covering five directions in one network is something others haven't achieved. The S2 toolkit sounds great, but will developers actually use it? That's a question. Native support for privacy transactions? Damn, if this really materializes, traditional chains will be hit hard. But on the other hand, it's easy to say good things; how many platforms can truly execute effectively? Let's keep watching. Honestly, I appreciate Sui's ambition, but whether it can keep up with the promotional pace remains uncertain. Four years of groundwork isn't for nothing; this time, they are determined to rewrite the way public chains operate. Redesigning the experience at the architecture level sounds very hardcore, much better than those that just pile on features.

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