SUI
Sui airdrops
Sui is a smart contract platform built around the Move programming language, and its native token, SUI, pays for gas, is staked with validators under delegated proof of stake and gives holders a vote on protocol upgrades. To claim or use a token on Sui you need a wallet that supports Sui, such as Slush, Backpack or Nightly, and a little SUI to pay the gas.
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About Sui
Sui is a smart contract platform built on the Move language, with SUI paying for gas and staking. Find Sui airdrops, their steps and status.
Sui is a smart contract platform with high throughput, low latency and an asset-oriented programming model powered by the Move programming language. Its native token, SUI, pays for gas, is staked with validators under delegated proof of stake and carries votes on protocol upgrades. The total supply of SUI is capped at 10 billion.
Sui airdrops FAQ
What is Sui?
- Sui is a smart contract platform that its docs describe as offering high throughput, low latency and an asset-oriented programming model powered by the Move programming language. It runs on delegated proof of stake: SUI holders stake with validators, a new validator committee forms at the start of each epoch, and the protocol pays stake rewards at the end of each epoch.
Which wallet do I need for Sui airdrops?
- One that supports Sui. Sui's get-started page says you need a wallet to use Sui apps, and lists options including Slush, Backpack, Nightly, OKX, Bitget Wallet and the Ledger hardware wallet. Keep a little SUI in it to pay gas. A legitimate airdrop never asks for your seed phrase or private key.
What is the SUI token used for?
- Sui's docs give SUI four jobs: it is staked in the proof-of-stake system, it pays the gas fees for every transaction, it serves as a liquid asset for apps, and it gives holders a right to vote onchain on issues such as protocol upgrades. The total supply is capped at 10 billion SUI, and the one-year cliff on early investors' stakes ended in May 2024.
How do gas fees work on Sui?
- A Sui transaction pays for its computation and for storing the objects it creates or changes. Validators agree on a network-wide reference gas price at the start of each epoch, so fees are predictable, and a user who deletes stored data gets back part of the storage fee. You can get SUI by buying it, swapping another cryptocurrency or bridging from another network.
Sources
- 01Sui documentationdocs.sui.io · read 27 October 2026
- 02Sui docs: Tokenomics overviewdocs.sui.io · read 27 October 2026
- 03Sui docs: Sui gas feesdocs.sui.io · read 27 October 2026
- 04Sui: Get startedsui.io · read 27 October 2026
- 05Sui websitesui.io · read 27 October 2026