SUI increases by 26%, since blockchain-related Pokémon trigger an NFT madness
SUI increases by 26%, since blockchain-related Pokémon trigger an NFT madness
- The guideline mentions Parasol, which is operated by Sui’s Mysten Labs.
- The SUI token has increased by over 26 % and broke the resistance at $ 3.58.
- The market capitalization is now $ 11.66 billion, driven by purchases of whales.
The Pokémon franchise could approach the web3 area, which could trigger a wave of investor activities around the SUI blockchain and its native tokens, SUI.
On April 23, a small update of the data protection guideline of Pokémon Home sparked sharp attention in the crypto community.
It was mentioned that Parasol Technologies, a developer who now owned Labs-the company behind the Sui-Blockchain-could receive user data in certain regions.
This led to speculation that the Pokémon Company could possibly prepare deeper integration with blockchain-based technologies.
Although there is no official confirmation from Nintendo or the Pokémon Company, the update coincided with a separate announcement of the SUI Foundation.
The foundation explained that Parasol blockchain-based Trading card games in the SUI network would launch.
An early version of the blog post even contained an indication of Pokémon-NFTS, which was quickly deleted, which the speculation heated up that a collaboration may be in progress.
Sui Foundation, Parasol and the NFT option
The new interest in SUI does not only refer to speculative data information.
Parasol, the blockchain gaming studio involved, was taken over by mysten Labs in 2023.
His occurrence in the Pokémon Home Directive indicates a potential partnership that could bring recognizable spiritual properties such as Pokémon to the world of NFTS and digital collectibles.
Shortly after the update of the guideline, a crypto-influencer, known as Shotgun, to the change to X (formerly Twitter), and interpreted the new medals that were introduced in Pokémon Home as tradable digital objects.
Although no code has confirmed this assumption, the idea that the digital assets from Pokémon could ultimately become NFTS or Token cards found strongly in the gaming and crypto community.
The quick removal of Pokémon-related information from the blog post of the Sui Foundation has only further deepened.
While this could indicate premature disclosure, it also gives the thought that negotiations or development work may already be underway, albeit in the background.
Markt reacts with SUI price break
The timing of these developments collapsed with a strong upward movement in the market price of the SUI token. Sui rose by over 26 % within 24 hours and exceeded the $ 3.50 mark for the first time since its start
Source: Coinmarketcap
The trade volumes rose to over $ 128 million, and the accumulation at Walen showed a significant increase. Analysts have pointed out to $ 3.80 $ 4.00 as the next short -term goal, provided that the market mood remains positive.
The token now ranks 13th after market capitalization with $ 11.66 billion, with SUI over 90 % of the total SUI ecosystem assessment of $ 15.79 billion. $
Web3 Gaming-narrative is gained in importance
The convergence of gaming and blockchain technology has been a growing topic in the past two years, but the potential participation of a globally significant franchise as Pokémon would be a turning point.
The Sui-Blockchain, known for its high throughput rate and its object-based data model, positions itself as a preferred platform for gaming dapps.
Although speculation around Pokémon-Nfts remains unconfirmed, the strategic coordination of updates, corporate takeovers and quickly deleted blog information indicates significant developments.
For the moment the market has clearly noted-not only in the price movement, but also in renewed interest in social media and trading platforms.
whether Pokémon will make the full jump in Web3 about SUI or not, the latest chain of events has already proven the influence of the ecosystem on the market mood and the growing interest in tokenized digital assets both in individual and institutional investors.
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