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Sui rose over 19% on May 8, climbing from $3.33 to $3.92 in 24 hours, following a brief decline the day prior. The move came with a sharp rise in trading volume, signaling increased market activity. On May 7, SUI ( SUI ) had dropped slightly by 0.41%, but bounced back with momentum as technical indicators shifted, according to crypto.news data. This jump comes as Bitcoin surpassed $100,000 for the first time since February, rebounding sharply from its April crash. Bitcoin has surged 33% in recent weeks alongside a broader market recovery following Trump’s surprise tariff announcements. A “golden crossover” between short- and long-term moving averages was observed, often seen as a sign of upward pressure. Over the past month, Sui’s DeFi ecosystem grew rapidly , with $2.45 billion in TVL, rising stablecoin activity, and increased DEX volumes, positioning Sui as the ninth-largest blockchain. SUI now faces resistance at $4.36, though the asset has broken through this level on some exchanges. The Relative Strength Index remained neutral , giving room for continued movement in either direction. Short-term price models suggest SUI could reach $4.36 soon, which would mark a 10% increase from today’s levels. Other models suggest a break above $5.20. SUI is attempting to break out of its historical reaccumulation range, a key technical zone traders have watched closely. According to Rekt Capital, recent fundamental catalysts, including DeFi growth and broader market momentum, are starting to reflect in its price action. Additionally, institutional interest is growing, with new SUI ETF filings emerging, including one by 21Shares. $SUI Now trying to breakout from its historical ReAccumulation Range (orange circle) All fundamental catalysts mentioned in recent weeks are positively translating into SUI's price More and more SUI ETFs are being registered, most recently by 21Shares #BTC #SUI #Crypto https://t.co/VVLjX4N3p1 pic.twitter.com/N68F610tFI SUI is the native token of the Sui blockchain, a layer-1 protocol developed by former Meta engineers. It has seen growing adoption through DeFi and gaming integrations since its launch in 2023. SUI is currently trading around $3.93.

Markets were flashing green on Thursday as trade tensions eased following confirmation of a trade agreement between Washington and London. The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 254 points, or 0.62%, while the S&P 500 lagged slightly with a 0.58% gain. The Nasdaq outperformed, climbing 1.07%. Shares of Alphabet also rose after the company released a report stating its search traffic remains strong, despite earlier claims from an Apple executive that Safari search usage is declining due to rising AI adoption. Bitcoin ( BTC ) traded above the $100,000 mark for the first time since early February. Investors were in a buying mood as U.S. President Donald Trump confirmed that a trade deal with the United Kingdom may be finalized “in the coming weeks.” The agreement—the first of its kind since the Trump administration imposed widespread tariffs on trading partners—has fueled optimism that the era of steep tariffs might be temporary. Boeing stock gained nearly 4%, boosted by news that the deal includes a $10 billion order for Boeing aircraft from London. Trump also hinted at what he described as the “biggest tax cuts in history,” predicting that the U.S. economy would “soar like a rocket ship.” U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Trade Representative Jamieson Greer are set to meet with their Chinese counterparts in Switzerland over the weekend to discuss trade and economic issues.

BTC and ETH perpetual funding rates rose close to an annualized 10%, signaling a strengthening bullish mood in the market.

⚡️ Cardano Risk Model Suggests $ADA Bull Run Hasn’t Even Started Yet: Details A new Cardano price risk model suggests that the bull market for ADA has not yet begun, despite early-stage bullish signs. Cardano’s price action has shifted significantly over the past few days, pointing to a possible change in market sentiment. After beginning the week at approximately $0.70, ADA dropped to a local low of around $0.64 on May 6. However, by May 8, the price had rebounded, surging towards the $0.72 level. In the last 24 hours, the token rose by 4.7%. Cardano’s weekly and 14-day gains stand at 2.8% and 4.9%, respectively. 🔸 Model Suggesting Favorable Entry Zone An evaluation by Crypto Capital Venture founder Dan Gambardello used a custom risk model to interpret current ADA market conditions. According to this model, Cardano’s Long-Term Risk Score currently stands at 37, categorized as a “Moderate Buy.” The system classifies risk levels from low to high, with lower values typically aligning with earlier phases of market cycles. For comparison, Cardano’s risk level approached the 50s and 60s during its 2017–2018 and 2020–2021 bull runs, both of which resulted in parabolic price movements. 🔸 Cardano Risk Model The model also highlights these earlier bull phases with red zones on the Historical Risk Chart, underscoring periods of overextension. Cardano reached over $1 during the 2017 cycle and hit a peak above $3 in 2021. In both cases, the risk level started in the 30s, consolidated, and then rose sharply, indicating momentum buildup. Currently trading at around $0.71, ADA remains far below its 2021 all-time high of $3.09. Gambardello views this lower price point, combined with a moderate risk score, as historically favorable for entry. According to him, the Cardano bull market hasn’t begun yet, rather than being near its end. #ADA #Cardano

📊 Bitcoin Tops $100K for First Time in 3 Months; Are Upside Targets Too Low? Bitcoin is back in six figures, continuing yet another of its famous zigs when most were expecting a zag. To review, the world's largest crypto first pushed through $100,000 in December as it rallied hard following Donald Trump's November election victory. The price eventually rose above $109,000 in the hours prior to the Trump inauguration on Jan. 20. With the bulls furiously revising their upside price targets higher, things began to crack at that moment. What followed in ensuing weeks was a steady decline, which reached its denouement at just under $75,000 in the panic following Trump's early April announcements of punitive tariffs against U.S. trading partners. The carnage in many altcions was far worse. Solana (SOL) and ether (ETH), for instance, had peak to bottom declines of more than 60%. Prices have quickly reversed since, though, with traditional markets joining crypto in looking past the tariff shock. As with bitcoin, the Nasdaq and S&P 500 are both currently at higher levels than prior to Trump's Liberation Day. This latest push to above $100,000 appears to be due to a trade deal between the U.S. and UK. 🔸 It's all about the flows "The dominant story for bitcoin has changed again," wrote Standard Chartered's Geoff Kendrick in a note Thursday morning. "It is now all about flows. And flows are coming in many forms." Kendrick took note of the well-reported story about surging inflows into the spot bitcoin ETFs of late. These are sometimes dismissed thanks to a sizable chunk of those flows being offset by basis trades (where hedge funds put on an equal short of bitcoin futures and bank a small yield). Kendrick, however, argued that basis trades have barely moved higher during this latest bout of inflows, suggesting real money is moving into the ETFs. #bitcoin #BTC