Sui announced the rollout of its Mysticeti v2 protocol upgrade, designed to speed up transaction confirmations and reduce network resource usage.
The update integrates validation directly into the consensus mechanism, eliminating redundant steps in the process.
According to Mysten Labs, the revision lowers latency and improves the reliability of transaction propagation across validators.
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The upgrade introduces a new transaction submission path, which streamlines how data moves between nodes.
This change minimizes CPU and bandwidth requirements, allowing validators to handle a higher volume of transactions with less system strain. Developers said the goal is to make Sui’s network faster and more efficient without increasing costs for participants.
Meanwhile, the Sui Foundation continues to expand its ecosystem through programs and events. It is promoting Sui Basecamp 2025 in Dubai, an event focused on hands-on sessions with tools like SuiPlay0X1.
Additionally, the foundation has open grant and RFP programs to support infrastructure builders, following earlier collaborations with projects such as Ethena for stable asset deployment on Sui.
SUI slips after range, then eyes a rebound
SUI moved sideways in a brief consolidation, then broke down and extended a downtrend.
After the drop, price reached a support zone near $1.90 and stopped falling. As trading progressed, buyers stepped in and pushed a tentative bounce.
Under the rebound attempt, intraday structure remains fragile. However, momentum improved compared with the prior slide, and sellers lost pace. Consequently, traders now watch whether bids can sustain above the recent lows.
Next, attention shifts to resistance around $2.10. If the market clears that level with follow-through, recovery attempts could continue.
Otherwise, failure near $2.10 may keep SUI trapped between that ceiling and the $1.90 support.
SUI/USDT prints bearish flag on Nov 7, 2025
On Nov 7, 2025, the 4-hour SUI/USDT chart (TradingView) shows a bearish flag pattern. A bearish flag forms after a sharp drop (flagpole), then a brief, counter-trend channel that slopes gently against the prior move. When price breaks the lower boundary of that channel with rising volume, the pattern confirms and signals continuation lower.
In this chart, price grinds inside a downward channel beneath the 50-EMA while momentum (MACD) stays weak.
The structure fits a flag following the earlier sell-off, and it keeps sellers in control. Therefore, traders watch the lower channel line for confirmation.
If the flag confirms, measured-move logic points to a deeper leg down. From the current chart price near $1.99, a 60% decline implies a target around $0.80.
Confirmation requires a decisive breakdown of the flag base and follow-through on volume to validate the move.
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Tatevik Avetisyan is an editor at Kriptoworld who covers emerging crypto trends, blockchain innovation, and altcoin developments. She is passionate about breaking down complex stories for a global audience and making digital finance more accessible.
📅 Published: November 7, 2025 • 🕓 Last updated: November 7, 2025
