Rumors have been growing among the cryptocurrency community regarding a possible airdrop from SUI, layer 1 blockchain project. Recently, the co-founder of SUI quashed these rumors with a statement claiming there will be no airdrop. SUI is designed to provide services to the next billion users in the web 3.0 space and as such has earned the attention of several major venture capital firms. These include a16z, Binance Labs, Coinbase Ventures, Jump Capital and others. They've invested a total of 336 million dollars in the project.

Comparing the SUI project to its main competitor, Aptos, can give us insight into the possible size of the airdrop. Aptos managed to raise a similar amount of venture capital as SUI, with 350 milion total, and subsequently airdropped 20 million $APT tokens valued at $160 million. SUI tokenomics suggests that 20% of the currency supply will be given to early contributors. This means that the possibility of a SUI airdrop is a promising opportunity for those interested in investing.

Although the possibility of an SUI airdrop has generated a lot of interest in the community, the project itself is equally compelling. Its use of the Move programming language and its focus on appealing to the next billion web 3.0 users makes it luring enough to have brought significant investment to the project.

Whether or not SUI will hold an airdrop is still uncertain, however the potential of such event has kept the attention of the community piqued. Going forward, the investment attained by SUI so far, as well as its focus on the web 3.0 markets may well make it one of the most important players in the crypto space in the upcoming years.



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