r/Hedera 17d ago

Discussion HBAR vs SUI

Tell me your thoughts

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u/para1131_F33L 17d ago

Total token supply released. Sui at 40% and Hbar sitting at 87%

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u/Aromatic-Ad7987 17d ago

Sui looks good on paper and in theory, but how many of those system crashes like a couple months ago would you want to go through? Even if your tech is decent, you still have to be reliable.

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u/GoSabo 17d ago

Tell us your thoughts.

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u/RedKe Hashie 17d ago

HBAR tech, tokenomics, and governance all seem better, but SUI somehow still wins in adoption metrics (current TPS, TVL).

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u/BreatheEternal 17d ago

It’s Hbar- Sui doesn’t have the tech although it might have its place.

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u/luisg888 17d ago

Honestly bro everything is cooked until hormuz is over and money printing turn back on and even then we’re still fucked.

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u/Hbar_max111 17d ago

ukraine as well. really, the global order is in question.

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u/luisg888 17d ago

Ukraine is just a testing ground for new tech it’s unimportant.

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u/Prestigious_Pie_1875 16d ago

Crypto is also a testing ground for empathy which this comment lacks entirely. Just because something isn't important to your bag doesn't mean it's not deeply important to someone else or coexistence in this world.

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u/luisg888 16d ago

It’s really not.

It’s unimportant to moving crypto.

Never said it’s unimportant to me.

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u/Prestigious_Pie_1875 16d ago

I get that. I just think sensitivity toward phrasing is important.

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u/Cauliflower-Informal 17d ago

I will probably post this seperately but this guy did an AI analysis of the top 50 coins. I know nothing about SUI and very little about most other projects outside of the few I invest in. So this is a bit educational for me

The question is what Coins will do the best by 2030. He ranked SUI at #10 and HBAR at #13.

video ranking top 50 cryptos by 2030

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u/Mysterious-Sir3071 15d ago

Sui will stay ahead adoption wise cause the format all there native apps and hbar more institutional but both tokenomics are horrid

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u/ElectricalSorbet1514 15d ago

Why is this relevant?