Key Takeaways
SUI is in freefall.
The Layer-1 coin has crashed to $0.90, its lowest level since September 2024. It’s now trading around $0.94, down 82.9% from its all-time high of $5.35.
The collapse has been brutal and relentless.
Over the past 30 days, SUI’s price posted only 8 green days — a 73% bearish hit rate. In February alone, it has dropped 47% with volatility spiking to 21.97% as sellers overwhelmed every bounce attempt.
But here’s the problem: every technical indicator says it’s not done falling yet.
SUI’s price continues to trade under sustained selling pressure, with the 4-hour chart showing a clear lower-high structure that has dominated since mid-January.
Price action remains compressed between roughly $1.15 and $0.82.
Notably, key momentum indicators reinforce that bias.
The Money Flow Index (MFI) has dropped to about 19.59, capping the asset within the oversold territory. This typically precedes relief bounces. However, oversold readings alone do not confirm reversals.
Instead, they often reflect strong bearish conditions, especially when trend strength remains elevated.
Meanwhile, the Directional Movement Index (DMI) shows the negative DI line well above the positive DI line, while the Average Directional Index (ADX) holds above 30.
That combination confirms a strong, active trend and is bearish. In other words, downward momentum is not just present; it is structurally dominant.

Earlier in February, SUI’s price attempted a rebound after a sell-off. Yet buyers failed to sustain follow-through.
Since then, each rally has stalled below prior highs, reinforcing a descending resistance slope.
Consequently, bulls must reclaim at least the $1 psychological zone before any meaningful trend shift becomes credible.
Amid all of this, SUI recently had its Nasdaq debut on Feb. 18.
Despite the positive development, the SUI price has struggled to gain traction. For those unfamiliar, the SUIS ETF provides regulated exposure to the altcoin.
While this might attract substantial institutional capital, it is unlikely to drive SUI’s price higher.
“CanaryFunds has launched SUIS, the first U.S. spot ETF for Sui on Nasdaq. Regulated public market exposure to SUI is here. As Sui scales across stablecoins and global payments, where money moves as freely as messages, Sui expands access for traditional finance,” SUI noted.
Additionally, on the daily timeframe, SUI’s price remains trapped near $0.89, confined within a descending channel, with each bounce fading before reaching mid-channel resistance.
Previous Fibonacci levels around 0.236 and 0.382 failed to hold as support, reinforcing that sellers control the short-term trend.
The lower channel boundary now converges with horizontal support near $0.86. A break below this zone could open the way to $0.79, which coincides with the zero Fib level.
Currently, momentum favors bears, with the Bull Bear Power (BBP) stuck in negative territory and the relative strength index (RSI) hovering near 33, signaling weakness without extreme oversold conditions.

Until SUI’s price can reclaim $1.10 or break above the descending structure, upside remains corrective.
For now, sellers dictate the pace, and every rally meets resistance, keeping the downtrend intact.