SUI price eyes oversold bounce as 21Shares ETF launches
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SUI price is attempting a to reclaim a key psychological level as the 21Shares Spot SUI ETF begins trading on Nasdaq. Summary SUI is trading near $0.87 after a sharp multi-week decline. The 21Shares Spot SUI ETF (TSUI) has officially launched on Nasdaq. Technical indicators suggest a potential short-term bounce if support holds. Sui was trading at $0.8786 at press time, up 3.4% in the past 24 hours. The token has struggled to reclaim the $1 psychological level in recent sessions. Sui (SUI) has hovered between $0.8519 and $0.9783 over the past week. It has fallen about 8% in seven days and is down nearly 40% over the past month, showing continued selling pressure. Spot volume reached $474 million, a 12% drop from the previous day, indicating weaker trading activity. CoinGlass data shows derivatives volume down 14% to $685 million, while open interest slipped 2.8% to $447 million, indicating leverage is cooling rather than expanding. 21Shares launches spot SUI ETF on Nasdaq The minor price recovery comes as the 21Shares Spot SUI ETF (TSUI) launched on Nasdaq on Feb. 24. The ETF allows U.S. investors to gain spot exposure to SUI through traditional brokerage accounts without directly holding the token. TSUI carries a 0.30% management fee, waived through October 2026, and launched with about $9.2 million in assets under management. Today feels sweeter with Sui.đŸ’§ Introducing the 21shares Sui ETF (Ticker: TSUI). This launch is designed to track the price of Sui – a high-performance platform where money moves as freely as messages. Why @Suinetwork?– Internet scale and performance: its high-speed, low-cost… pic.twitter.com/mxrWeLbX1s — 21shares US (@21shares_us) February 24, 2026 TSUI is not registered under the Investment Company Act of 1940 and does not offer the same regulatory protections as ‘40 Act ETFs. The product follows 21Shares’ earlier 2x leveraged…
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