The Sui Network announced a strategic partnership with Coinbase, as the exchange officially adopted the Sui Token Standard across its platform.
With this integration, Sui joins Ethereum and Solana as one of the primary network standards supported throughout Coinbase’s core infrastructure, marking a significant step in Sui’s institutional and retail accessibility.
Coinbase confirmed that the Sui token standard has been integrated across its wallets, custody services, and internal systems, enabling seamless issuance, storage, and transfer of Sui-based assets.
This platform-wide support allows both users and developers to interact with the Sui ecosystem using Coinbase’s regulated and familiar infrastructure, reducing operational friction for on-chain activity.
As part of the partnership, Coinbase Institutional is expanding its relationship with the Sui Foundation.
The collaboration includes deeper support for custody and treasury management services, reinforcing Sui’s positioning within institutional workflows and long-term asset management strategies.
The integration follows Coinbase’s December 2025 decision to enable SUI trading for New York residents under the state’s BitLicense regime. That move marked a key milestone for regulated retail access to Sui in the United States and laid the groundwork for broader platform adoption.
By aligning token standard support with regulatory clearance, Coinbase is signaling confidence in Sui’s compliance readiness and market maturity.
The adoption also aligns with rising institutional interest in Sui-linked investment products. Asset managers, including Bitwise, have filed for SUI exchange-traded funds, with filings indicating plans to use Coinbase Custody as the underlying asset store.
This structural alignment strengthens Sui’s eligibility for regulated investment vehicles tied to U.S. market infrastructure.
Following the partnership announcement, SUI recorded a notable price recovery, trading near $1.00, up roughly 14%after reaching lows during a broader market pullback earlier in the week.
Coinbase cited high developer activity and Sui’s Move-based architecture as key reasons for the depth of the integration, pointing to network design and ecosystem momentum rather than short-term market conditions.
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