Odaily News: Kostas Chalkias, Chief Cryptographer at Mysten Labs, the core development company behind Sui, announced that the Sui Devnet has completed testing of native quantum-resistant signature transactions. The latest version now supports ML-DSA-65 post-quantum signature verification, which will be used for transaction authorization of regular accounts in the future. Additionally, there are plans to introduce SLH-DSA-SHA2-128s signatures through Move smart contracts to provide protection for high-value asset vaults.Existing accounts will be able to derive quantum-resistant keys from their original mnemonics and update authorization keys through the address alias feature without needing to transfer assets. Sui plans to deploy quantum-resistant vaults to mainnet by the end of 2026 and introduce native ML-DSA-65 accounts to testnet, with the goal of achieving native account authentication on mainnet in Q1 2027. The specific timeline depends on security audits and testing results.

1. Three consecutive weeks of net inflows come to an end as Bitcoin spot ETFs saw $681 million in net outflows last week;2. Ethereum spot ETFs saw $542 million in net outflows last week, with BlackRock's ETHA leading at $477 million in net outflows;3. Wang Xingxing of Unitree Robotics: The biggest mistake in the past was not trusting AI enough;4. Analyst: Bitcoin remains in the early stages of a bull market on a long-term cycle, short-term sideways movement may continue;5. French lawmakers support crypto wallet declaration proposal, holdings exceeding €100,000 may face fines;6. Ansem: Altcoin market sentiment and positioning are at multi-year lows, some quality tokens may see rapid gains;7. Sui Foundation invests $30 million in DATA Network, AI training data protocol to migrate to Sui;8. No congressional legislation needed, former CFTC Acting Chairman Caroline Pham says crypto can advance through regulator-made rules;9. Based co-founder: Trading wallet and App unaffected, regulators notified and police report filed;10. Analyst: BTC long-term holder turnover increases, phased selling pressure release may reduce resistance for subsequent upside.

Odaily News: The Sui Foundation has announced a $30 million investment in DATA Network. As part of the strategic partnership, DATA Network will join the Sui tech stack and integrate with on-chain data storage platform Walrus. The Sui Foundation will become the largest institutional holder of DATA Network, alongside existing stakeholders PIP Labs and DATA Foundation. DATA Network will upgrade to a protocol running natively on Sui, its standalone chain will be retired, and existing DATA tokens will migrate to Sui at a 1:1 ratio. The original network will continue to operate until the transition is complete, and the Sui Foundation will release a detailed timeline ahead of the upgrade. Walrus will become the default storage layer for applications operated by DATA Foundation. DATA Foundation pivoted from general intellectual property infrastructure to AI training data in June of this year. Its Trace product, launched in June, is used to track the provenance and usage rights of AI training data and settle payments to data contributors. The Trace registry has recorded over 250 million contributions since launch and currently processes more than 3 million receipts per day. The co-founder and Chief Product Officer of Mysten Labs stated that the AI industry has entered a phase where open internet content has been fully read, and the next frontier is accessing consented datasets with the provenance proofs required for regulatory compliance. After DATA Network and Trace migrate to the Sui tech stack, they will provide large volumes of high-quality, rights-clear data that already serves leading AI labs globally.

Odaily: Sui posted on X that SlushWallet has simplified the first-time deposit process, and users can now enter Sui via bank cards or assets from 25 chains. Bridging and swapping can both be completed within SlushWallet.

Odaily Report: Sui announced on X that the Hashi mainnet will begin its phased launch this month, with over $500 million in capital already committed. Anchorage will join as a launch partner, providing qualified custody services and stablecoin liquidity for Hashi.

Odaily: Sui announced on X that CCTP V2 is now live on Sui. Native USDC can now be transferred between Sui and 29 other supported blockchains: USDC is burned on the source chain and minted on Sui. Developers can build payment and treasury products on Sui without having to design around bridges.

Odaily reports that Sui announced on X that Samsung Wallet will integrate Sui and support USDC on the Sui chain across 82 million Galaxy devices in the United States. Through gas-free transfers, USDC transfers on the Sui chain require no network fees.

Odaily News: Sui posted on X platform that it achieved a throughput of 40,614,180 transactions per second on-site at Sui Basecamp, setting a world record, with the data independently analyzed by CertiK. AI agents completed payments, interactions, and chats in programmable tunnels, with transactions executed off-chain and settled on Sui. Sui stated it is ready to support the agent economy.

Odaily reports that Sui posted on X, stating that data should not be locked within a single application or service provider. Walrus Console supports portable files and Agent memory, provides privacy protection by default, and can be independently verified without additional synchronization or migration; users can use 5GB of space for free.

Odaily News: Sui posted on X that Sui is partnering with Alibaba Cloud to bring Alibaba Cloud services into Sui Agent Payments, enabling stablecoin pay-per-use payments on the Sui network. The partnership was announced live at Sui Basecamp.