SUI vs. Coldware: Coldware disrupts web3 sphere, draws attention from SUI holders

As Sui smashes new milestones, some early investors are quietly shifting to Coldware, a hardware-backed Layer-1 project still in presale.

Sui blockchain has seen impressive growth over the last couple of months. What started as a newer player in the space is becoming an increasingly formidable competitor for Solana and other major blockchains. 

But while Sui keeps climbing, there’s something interesting happening behind the scenes, some of its investors are quietly shifting their money into Coldware (COLD).

Coldware is still in presale, but it’s already built its own Layer-1 network and the hardware to go with it. So now the big question is: which of these two actually looks like the smarter bet over the next few months? Let’s break it down.

Sui breaks $2.1b TVL, but some traders eye Coldware instead

Sui (SUI) just hit a big milestone, its total value locked (TVL) reached $2.1 billion, setting a new all-time high. 

Most of the growth came from DeFi protocols like Navi, which saw nearly 80% gains in TVL this past month. NAVX, Navi’s native token, also got listed on Binance Alpha and OKX, boosting visibility and liquidity across the ecosystem.

But it’s not just DeFi driving Sui forward. Projects like Mojito Loyalty are bringing real-world use cases to the chain, helping brands like Mercedes-Benz and Sotheby’s connect with users through on-chain rewards and engagement. 

Still, not everyone is sticking around. Some traders who made early gains are moving into smaller plays with more room to grow. Just last week, on-chain data from Whalemap revealed a $42,3k outflow from SUI.

Coldware: Why traders are turning to this hardware-based project

So why are investors now shifting into Coldware? It might come down to something simple, Coldware’s tackling a problem most crypto projects avoid: making blockchain usable for regular people.

They’ve built their own Layer-1 chain and the COLD token, but that’s just part of it. What really makes them stand out is the hardware. Their Larna 2400 smartphone and ColdBook laptop come ready to connect to the network. Users can run light nodes, stake tokens, or use DeFi apps, all without needing to mess with third-party tools or understand every technical detail.

And unlike most projects that only exist online or in whitepapers, Coldware gives people something physical. The ColdWallet keeps funds safe, while tools like ColdChat let users talk securely, without the usual tracking nonsense.

At $0.00625, and with only around 37% of tokens left in the presale, it’s starting to look like a solid bet, not just for tech people, but for anyone who wants crypto that actually works in the real world.

Conclusion

Sui’s growth looks solid, but some traders are already eyeing what’s next. Coldware’s doing something different, it’s not simply another chain in the sea, it’s building the tools people actually use. 

With real hardware, its own Layer-1, and a presale price still under a penny, COLD is starting to look like a smart move for anyone hunting early value.

To learn more about Coldware, visit the website, Telegram, and Twitter.