In Brief

  • Sui Network's on-chain activity has sparked debate, with claims of inorganic and manipulated metrics.
  • The increase in activity is due to the SUI 8192 game, which registers each gaming activity as a transaction.
  • Despite criticism, some defend Sui's on-chain activity as a demonstration of the blockchain's potential.
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Sui Network’s on-chain activity has sparked a controversy, dividing the community into two different opinions, after network activity spiked.

On-chain metrics such as daily transactions or daily active users showcase a particular blockchain’s popularity or strength. 

Why Sui’s on-Chain Activity Has Increased

On Monday, BeInCrypto reported that the SUI 8192 game has led to transactions on the Sui blockchain hitting an all-time high. Sui blockchain has also flipped Solana on daily transactions

Sui daily transaction hits an all-time high
Sui daily transaction hits an all-time high. Source: Twitter

The on-chain metrics platform Artemis explained on Twitter that for Sui, they are considering transaction blocks instead of transactions. It elaborated:

“The spike in the data is not as a result of many state updates in few transaction blocks, but the # of transaction blocks, what users ultimately submit, increasing meaningfully.”

The gaming mechanism of SUI 8192 is designed to publish each gaming activity, such as moving the tiles as a transaction on-chain. Artemis said they added 1,000 transaction blocks by playing the game for 10 minutes.

Fake it Till You Make it?

There are mixed opinions from community members about the on-chain activity. The renowned trader Andrew Kang wrote on Twitter:

“Sui pumping their numbers up.

Chart looks good, market does not seem to be discerning about validity of transactions

Fake it til you make it”

Various other community members called Sui’s on-chain activity “inorganic and manipulated.” 

Whereas another portion of community members have defended Sui blockchain against the allegations of faking on-chain activity. A smart contract developer wrote on Twitter:

“The aim of this event is to reward early supporters of @SuiNetwork in a fun & original way. Instead of doing a token airdrop like everyone else, Mysten has airdropped 380k Bullshark NFTs allowing holders to participate in quests and share a pool of $5M SUI. 

It is obvious that the daily transaction count will not stay so high once the event is over. It is therefore useless to get worked up”

Some community members believe that SUI 8192 shows the potential of the Sui blockchain, and some users will still be active in the ecosystem after the event is over.

Indeed, one of the objectives of SUI 8192 was to prove the network’s performance as “each move occurs instantaneously, despite each being a transaction processed online.”

The Layer 1 blockchain launched its mainnet in May, and hence since been controversial for various reasons. The latest on-chain activity controversy adds to it.

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Harsh Notariya
Harsh Notariya is an Editorial Standards Lead at BeInCrypto, who also writes about various topics, including decentralized physical infrastructure networks (DePIN), tokenization, crypto airdrops, decentralized finance (DeFi), meme coins, and altcoins. Before joining BeInCrypto, he was a community consultant at Totality Corp, specializing in the metaverse and non-fungible tokens (NFTs). Additionally, Harsh was a blockchain content writer and researcher at Financial Funda, where he created...
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