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Sui’s native token [SUI] continued to trade below the $1 mark on Wednesday, even as institutional access to the asset broadened following the launch of two separate staked SUI exchange-traded products in the U.S. The muted price reaction came despite announcements from Canary Capital and Grayscale on 18 February. They unveiled investment vehicles designed to offer regulated exposure to SUI while capturing on-chain staking rewards. At the time of writing, SUI was trading around $0.95, down more than 1.7% on the day. It was trading near its lowest levels since late 2023, according to TradingView data. Two staked SUI products go live On Wednesday, 18 February, Canary Capital announced the launch of the Canary Staked SUI ETF [SUIS], which began trading on Nasdaq.  The fund provides spot exposure to SUI, the native token of the Sui Network, while also participating in the network’s proof-of-stake validation process. Net staking rewards are reflected directly in the fund’s net asset value. According to Canary, the product is aimed at investors seeking regulated exposure to emerging Layer-1 networks. On the same day, Grayscale also rolled out its own staked SUI product [GSUI], expanding its suite of single-asset crypto vehicles beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum.  While structured differently from an ETF, the Grayscale product similarly allows investors to gain exposure to SUI alongside staking yield. It reinforces the firm’s longer-term view on proof-of-stake networks. The near-simultaneous launches suggest rising institutional interest in Sui as an investable network, even as broader market sentiment remains cautious. Institutional access widens as price stays under pressure Despite the expansion in access, SUI’s price failed to respond positively to the news. The token has been locked in a steady downtrend since late 2025, falling from highs above $3 to below $1, with recent rallies repeatedly rejected. Trading volume spiked briefly following…

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