MystenLabs/sui

Features

• Digital Asset Management - Defines a core system for tracking and managing ownership of rich, composable digital assets on a programmable ledger.
• Object-Centric Storage Models - Implements an object-centric state model where data is stored as unique addressable objects with explicit ownership.
• Smart Contract Development Frameworks - Provides a full development lifecycle for writing and deploying programmable smart contracts using the Move language.
• Move Development Tooling - Provides a complete toolchain for creating, building, migrating, and testing smart contracts written in the Move language.
• Smart Contract Languages - Implements a resource-oriented programming language focused on structs and abilities to manage blockchain assets.
• Object-Centric State Models - Stores blockchain data as unique addressable objects with explicit ownership instead of account-based key-value pairs.
• Programmable Transaction Blocks - Bundles multiple commands into a single block to send tokens, create assets, or interact with contracts.
• Wallet Access Grants - Allows users to grant applications persistent access to specific wallet accounts via a standard authorization model.
• Smart Contract Function Invocations - Enables triggering of smart contract functions by specifying the package, module, and function target through SDKs.
• Object Storage - Represents all digital assets as first-class objects with unique IDs to enable parallel processing.
• Asset Borrowing - Sui withdraws liquidity from a pool for trading purposes subject to risk parameters.
• Asset Repayments - Sui returns borrowed assets to a pool to reduce total debt and improve health ratio.
• Automated Trading Execution - Executes leveraged trades using limit orders and borrowing operations managed by margin managers.
• Programmable Transaction Engines - Provides a programmable transaction engine for executing sophisticated atomic operations on digital assets.
• On-chain Order Books - Validates and injects order quantities into a decentralized on-chain limit order book.
• Margin Collateral Management - Sui deposits, withdraws, or repays assets within a margin manager to maintain account balance.
• Margin Order Management - Manages the placement, modification, and cancellation of limit, market, and reduce-only margin orders.
• Margin Position Liquidations - Sui liquidates underwater positions by allowing third parties to repay debt for collateral.
• Order Matching Engines - Matches incoming trade orders against existing bids and asks to generate fills for overlapping prices.
• Address-Owned Object Management - Manages the creation and transfer of blockchain objects owned by specific addresses to ensure exclusive owner access.
• Balance Tracking - Maintains a canonical record of fungible asset balances tied to specific network addresses.
• Account Balance Queries - Retrieves total, coin-object, or address-balance totals for a specific address and coin type.
• Margin - Executes limit, market, and reduce-only orders to open or close positions via a margin manager.
• Token Batch Operations - Batches multiple heterogeneous token and asset operations into a single transaction to reduce fees.
• Binary Serialization Formats - Implements Binary Canonical Serialization for consistent one-to-one mapping between memory and byte representations.
• Blockchain Asset Operations - Performs essential operations on assets, such as splitting and merging coins and transferring objects.
• Blockchain Data Interfaces - Provides gRPC and GraphQL interfaces to serve blockchain data read requests to clients.
• Blockchain Genesis Initializations - Creates the initial network state via a genesis blob derived from validator signatures and initial objects.
• Blockchain Indexers - Processes raw checkpoint and event data into structured databases for high-performance querying.
• Blockchain State Querying - Enables retrieval of network state from past checkpoints or specific object versions.
• Blockchain State Snapshots - Restores consistent blockchain state from genesis using a combination of snapshots and remote data sources.
• Consensus-Versioned Objects - Creates objects owned by a single address but versioned by consensus to support concurrent transaction execution.
• Atomic Transaction Execution - Compiles multi-step payment sequences into single atomic transaction blocks to ensure consistency.
• Atomic Transfer Chains - Groups multiple financial transfers and asset operations into a single atomic unit of execution.
• Blockchain Object Queries - Provides capabilities to fetch user-owned assets and specific object details using type filters and pagination.
• On-chain Object Metadata Queries - Retrieves detailed information about on-chain objects, including their versioning and type definitions.
• Data Retrieval Interfaces - Provides mechanisms for retrieving transactions, objects, and checkpoints via GraphQL and gRPC.
• GraphQL Aggregators - Aggregates data from indexers and archives through a unified GraphQL RPC server.
• Atomic Transactions - Ensures all state changes within a transaction revert if any single step aborts to maintain consistency.
• Deterministic ID Computation - Computes the ID of an object off-chain using a parent ID and a key for indexer-free lookups.
• Deterministic Object Derivation - Generates standalone top-level objects with deterministic IDs based on a parent and a key.
• Parallel Object Updates - Processes updates to derived objects independently of their parent to eliminate consensus hotspots.
• Balance Capability Management - Issues and revokes specialized capabilities to delegate deposit, withdrawal, or trade abilities for balances.
• Liquidity Pool Staking - Sui deposits assets into margin pools to earn interest from borrowers.
• Chain State Retrieval - Provides low-latency access to objects, transactions, and balances via gRPC and GraphQL.
• Object Ownership Nesting - Enables complex ownership structures by allowing one blockchain object to own another through dynamic fields.
• Object Versioning - Maintains a linear history of on-chain objects by assigning unique version numbers to every modification.
• Proof-of-Stake Delegation - Delegates tokens to a validator to participate in a proof-of-stake mechanism and earn rewards.
• Blockchain - Executes a sequence of verified transactions to ensure the local state matches validator results.
• Token Liquidity Management - Sui coordinates the supply and borrowing of specific asset types through dedicated pools.
• Minting Mechanisms - Implements logic for creating new tokens and updating supply state within the bridge treasury.
• NFT Minting - Designs and deploys unique digital assets with custom properties, including soulbound and rental mechanics.
• Transaction Consensus Mechanisms - Implements a delegated proof-of-stake consensus mechanism to ensure atomic and consistent transaction commits.
• Blockchain Asset Transfer Utilities - Moves assets from one owner to another, allowing transfers to either a user address or another object.
• Blockchain SDKs - Provides comprehensive blockchain interaction libraries written in TypeScript, Rust, Python, and Go.
• Parallel Transaction Execution - Processes non-conflicting object updates concurrently to increase network throughput and reduce latency.
• Blockchain Nodes - Provides a full node implementation that stores the blockchain state and serves as an interface for network data queries.
• Validator Nodes - Implements validator nodes that secure the blockchain by maintaining consensus and validating network transactions.
• Smart Contract Deployment Pipelines - Manages the deployment lifecycle, dependencies, and versioning of Move smart contract packages.
• Smart Contract Package Publishing - Compiles defined modules into objects and deploys them to the network for on-chain execution.
• Transaction Managers - Implements the logic for signing, verifying, and broadcasting transactions to the network.
• Cross-Chain Bridges - Provides infrastructure for moving digital assets across different blockchain networks through coordinated messaging and committee validation.
• Blockchain RPC Interfaces - Implements standardized remote procedure call interfaces for interacting with the blockchain network.
• Deterministic ID Generation - Computes unique object identifiers offchain or onchain using a parent ID and a key.
• Bypassing Consensus - Bypasses global consensus for address-owned or immutable objects to achieve near-instant transaction finality.
• Resource-Oriented Runtimes - Runs programs written in a resource-oriented language to define custom rules for on-chain asset management.
• Smart Contract Compilers - Transforms high-level Move source code into deployable bytecode packages.
• Transferability Restrictions - Implements soulbound asset policies that prevent tokens from being sold or transferred.
• Token Access Restrictions - Enforces explicit authorization and restrictions on token transfers, spending, and conversion.
• Account Management - Provides multi-language libraries for managing cryptographic accounts and executing blockchain transactions.
• Self-Custodial - Sui creates a self-custodial account where the user maintains local control of the private key and recovery phrase.
• Blockchain Transaction Execution - Provides capabilities for building and signing transactions from the frontend to modify the blockchain state.
• Capability-Based Access Controls - Gates privileged functions by requiring the possession of delegatable authorization objects instead of address allowlists.
• Wallet Management Interfaces - Implements a standardized wallet class exposing identity, supported chains, and account data to compatible applications.
• Blockchain Key Management - Provides a comprehensive system for generating, storing, and using cryptographic keys for blockchain signing.
• Cryptographic Signature Verification - Validates a signature against a message and public key using schemes like Ed25519 and ECDSA.
• Digital Asset Ownership Management - Provides mechanisms to assign and transfer ownership of digital assets between users to control permissions.
• Address-Based Administrative Restrictions - Restricts sensitive administrative smart contract functions to a single authorized blockchain address.
• Capability Composition - Requires the possession of multiple distinct capability objects to authorize high-privilege operations.
• Address Derivation Schemes - Sui generates 32-byte addresses from various key-pair schemes, including Ed25519, Secp256k1, and passkeys.
• Wallet Address Derivations - Implements a keyless onboarding flow that derives blockchain addresses directly from OAuth credentials.
• Passkey Authentication - Sui signs transactions and app logins using private keys stored on a WebAuthn-compliant authenticator.
• Payment Address Generation - Sui generates a unique identifier and associated cryptographic key pair to hold tokens and sign transactions.
• Account Keypair Management - Sui generates new keypairs with various schemes and tracks active addresses used for network transactions.
• Asset Transfer Requirements - Creates custom requirements, such as royalties or time-locks, that must be satisfied for token transfers.
• Allowlist Management - Maintains and manages lists of authorized accounts permitted to perform specific on-chain actions.
• Signature Verification Tools - Validates digital signatures within smart contract programmable logic using Ed25519 and BLS schemes.
• Soulbound Asset Constraints - Combines transfer and receiving restrictions to ensure an object remains bound to a specific owner.
• Request Authorizations - Confirms pending token actions using administrative capabilities or predefined policy rules to unlock restricted operations.
• Token-Based Gas Payment Systems - Implements a system for paying transaction computation and storage costs using reference gas prices.
• Transaction Signing - Facilitates the process of requesting user signatures and submitting transactions for blockchain execution.
• Passkey-Based - Sui uses WebAuthn standards to sign transactions via biometric hardware or security keys.
• Capability Revocations - Invalidates compromised authorization capabilities using on-chain registries and version checks.
• User Authentication Systems - Implements keyless onboarding using zkLogin, passkeys, and OAuth for secure blockchain asset access via social identities.
• Wallet Integrations - Provides interfaces for connecting frontends to wallet providers to manage sessions and sign transactions.
• Zero-Knowledge Authentication - Authenticates users via identity providers using zero-knowledge proofs to derive blockchain addresses without seed phrases.
• Proof Generation and Management - Manages the underlying proof generation, salt storage, and address derivation required for keyless authentication.
• State Transition Verification - Validates the authenticity of blockchain checkpoints using aggregated signatures and trusted committees.
• Capability Delegation - Grants administrative privileges to additional accounts by transferring authorization objects.
• Binary Canonical Serialization - Sui converts a value into a BCS serialized byte vector for storage or transmission.
• Concurrent Object Access - Enables multiple users and contracts to interact concurrently with a single mutable shared object.
• Consensus-Based Access Coordination - Sequences reads and writes for shared objects through consensus to enable coordinated access.
• Contract Upgradeability - Implements patterns and components for updating the logic of deployed on-chain packages while managing risk.
• Deterministic Address Calculation - Computes object identifiers off-chain using parent IDs and keys for predictable state lookups.
• Package Upgrade Governance - Allows updating on-chain smart contract code while maintaining the same package identity and managing versioning.
• Custom Action Authorizers - Associates custom programmable conditions with token actions to permit or block specific operations.
• Digital Asset Lifecycle Management - Controls the lifecycle of fungible and non-fungible tokens, including minting, transfers, and ownership rules.
• Fungible Token Standards - Creates and manages tokens with interchangeable units to represent currencies or commodity balances.
• On-chain Operation Composition - Implements programmable transaction blocks that allow chaining the outputs of on-chain functions as inputs for subsequent operations.
• Object Reference Passing - Allows objects to be included by reference within transaction blocks to avoid transferring full ownership during operations.
• Reference Simulation - Implements object wrapping that enables an asset to be used in multiple commands within a single atomic block.
• Unified GraphQL Querying - Provides a single unified GraphQL endpoint to fetch specific fields across objects and transactions.
• Programmable Function Invocations - Invokes specific smart contract functions within a transaction block and binds their outputs to variables.
• Blockchain Stateless Verification - Implements cryptographic verification of blockchain state using witnesses to ensure network consistency independently of validators.
• Trading Frameworks - Exchanges supported tokens through liquidity pools with configurable tick and lot sizes.
• On-chain Witness Gates - Ensures requirements are met before finalization by collecting witness stamps from smart contract modules.
• On-Chain Event Monitors - Retrieves emitted on-chain event data using RPC, GraphQL, or SDKs.
• Resource-Oriented Virtual Machines - Utilizes a resource-oriented approach to define assets as first-class objects with strict ownership rules.
• Smart Contract Callers - Provides interfaces for web applications to read state or execute functions on deployed smart contracts.
• Atomic Contract Call Grouping - Groups multiple smart contract calls into a single atomic transaction to execute complex multi-step operations.
• Infrastructure Management - Sui tracks core object IDs and provides tools to configure pricing and risk controls.
• Binary Outcome Positions - Sui mints or redeems binary outcome positions based on oracle state and pricing.
• Node Operations - Includes administrative tools for the configuration and operational management of network validator nodes.
• Trade Output Predictions - Predicts the amount of base or quote assets to be received for a given input via dry-run simulations.
• Conditional Trade Execution - Creates and tracks limit or market orders that execute automatically when a price trigger is reached.
• Decentralized Commerce Systems - Implements a decentralized system for listing and trading assets while enforcing creator-defined transfer policies.
• Trigger Price Querying - Retrieves specific conditional order details and active price trigger thresholds.
• Solvency Metrics - Determines the current value of liquidity pools by calculating total asset balances against liabilities.
• Financial Interest Calculators - Sui computes interest rates for borrowed funds transparently based on market conditions.
• Leveraged Position Tracking - Sui borrows assets from pools to amplify positions and tracks borrowed amounts for solvency.
• Depth Retrieval - Sui retrieves level 2 order book ticks either within a price range or relative to the mid-price.
• Order Modifications - Provides the ability to adjust quantities and cancel single or multiple open trade orders.
• Order Placements - Implements the creation of limit and market orders for asset swaps with customizable parameters.
• Order Queries - Sui retrieves specific order information or lists of open orders for a balance manager.
• Order Removals - Removes open orders from the book to recover remaining asset quantities.
• Online Payment Processing - Verifies payments and manages receipts while preventing duplicate transactions on-chain.
• Automated Exit Strategies - Triggers take-profit or stop-loss orders to automatically close positions at specified price levels.
• Liquidation Incentives - Sui pays a percentage of the liquidated amount to the liquidator and the margin pool.
• Automated Liquidations - Sui executes onchain liquidations when a position falls below the maintenance margin requirement.
• Position Tracking - Sui monitors borrowed shares and associates users with specific trading pools.
• Leveraged Position Opening - Sui borrows funds to increase trading position sizes beyond the user's available capital.
• Prediction Market Trading - Sui mints or redeems bounded range positions defined by oracle IDs and strike boundaries.
• Prediction Markets - Sui prices and manages binary options and vertical range instruments based on oracle prices.
• Oracle Price Monitoring - Integrates external oracle data to refresh current pool prices for prediction market settlements.
• Link-Based Asset Transfers - Sends tokens or NFTs using shareable links or QR codes without requiring the recipient's wallet address.
• Risk Management Tools - Calculates risk ratios using asset values and debt levels derived from oracle prices.
• Collateral Seizure Mechanisms - Sui allows third parties to repay debt and seize collateral when a risk ratio hits a critical threshold.
• Trade Settlement Withdrawals - Sui withdraws settled trade amounts to a balance manager and claims earned trading rebates.
• Content Object Renderers - Transforms blockchain object values into human-readable strings or JSON using a templating syntax.
• Archival Fallbacks - Redirects data requests to archive nodes when full nodes lag behind the current network state.
• Archival State Synchronization - Downloads missing checkpoints from remote archives when standard peer-to-peer synchronization fails.
• Asset Accumulators - Sends assets to a recipient's funds accumulator and enables retrieval through withdrawal tokens.
• Asset Management Policies - Enforces programmable approval logic and policies to control how specific assets are transferred or accessed.
• Balance Specifications - Queries the current amount of tokens held by a specific wallet address using a CLI or block explorer.
• Balance Manipulation - Splits a single balance into smaller parts or joins multiple balances to reorganize asset holdings.
• Aggregated Balance Queries - Aggregates direct address balances and coin objects to retrieve the total amount of a specific asset.
• Account Initialization - Sui initializes a margin account for leveraged trading via single or multi-step processes.
• Account State Querying - Sui retrieves real-time account data including asset balances, total debt, and risk ratios.
• Collateral Asset Support - Sui supports multiple different assets to serve as collateral for isolated margin positions.
• Collateral Management - Sui deposits funds into a margin manager and supplies assets to margin pools.
• Pool Funding - Sui deposits assets into a margin pool to earn interest and manages withdrawals.
• Transaction Effect Tracking - Queries the results of simulated transactions to verify the specific objects created or transferred.
• Binary Deserialization - Implements binary deserialization to reconstruct structured data from BCS serialized byte slices.
• Binary Serialization - Uses Binary Canonical Serialization to convert structured data into compact binary formats for storage.
• Blockchain Archivers - Manages nodes and storage systems that preserve the complete historical state of the blockchain.
• Blockchain Indexing Frameworks - Ships a production-ready Rust-based framework for high-performance processing and storage of blockchain data.
• Standardized Display Formats - Defines a standardized display format for how on-chain objects appear across wallets and explorers.
• Historical Data Querying Interfaces - Provides interfaces to retrieve transactions and checkpoints that have been pruned from full nodes.
• gRPC Point Lookups - Offers low-latency gRPC point lookups for on-chain objects and transactions from a remote store.
• Data Archiving Systems - Provides endpoints for accessing long-term archived network data that is no longer available on full nodes.
• Checkpoint-Scoped Reads - Allows multi-resource queries to be pinned to a specific checkpoint for consistent state results.
• Data Ingestion - Fetches checkpoint data via polling from remote stores, local files, and RPC endpoints.
• Data Availability Layers - Verifies the range of available checkpoints to ensure historical transaction data is accessible.
• Data Feeds - Consumes a live feed of executed checkpoints to power reactive indexers and dashboards.
• Data Indexing Services - Provides infrastructure for storing processed blockchain data using PostgreSQL or custom interfaces.
• Data Processing Pipelines - Orchestrates the flow of ingested blockchain data through sequential or concurrent processing pipelines.
• Data Serialization - Ensures a one-to-one correspondence between memory and bytes using Binary Canonical Serialization.
• Dynamic Field Querying - Supports querying named data entries, including on-chain tables and bags, stored on objects.
• Dynamic Field Manipulation - Allows adding or removing data fields from an asset at runtime to store heterogeneous values.
• Pool Metrics - Sui retrieves real-time data on pool configuration, supply, borrow amounts, and interest rates.
• On-chain Asset Mutability - Defines assets with metadata and attributes that can change on-chain over time.
• Verifiable Event Streams - Produces cryptographically signed streams of smart contract events for verification by light clients.
• Fund Deposit and Withdrawal Workflows - Moves assets into or out of a balance manager using standard requests or permission capabilities.
• Genesis-to-Present Transaction Archiving - Stores the full transaction history since genesis in a database-agnostic format for auditing purposes.
• gRPC Historical Data Retrieval - Retrieves pruned or legacy blockchain data using a dedicated high-performance gRPC endpoint.
• Historical Data Archiving - Persists historical transactions and checkpoints in long-term storage for auditing and retrieval.
• Transaction Record Maintenance - Stores a complete historical record of all network transactions in a database-agnostic format for auditing.
• Asset State Querying - Reads the confirmed value of assets owned by a specific address as of the most recent consensus commit.
• Key-Value Stores - Implements homogeneous maps and heterogeneous bags as blockchain objects to store collections of data.
• Object-Linked Key-Value Mappings - Links related data objects to a parent entity using a key-value structure.
• Liquidity Pool Creations - Sui initializes a new liquidity pool by specifying base and quote coins along with order sizes.
• Liquidity Pool Implementations - Sui establishes a unique market for a pair of assets with configurable tick and lot sizes.
• Pool State - Sui fetches real-time data including mid-price, vault balances, and book specifications.
• Margin Account Liquidations - Sui repays the debt of an undercollateralized margin manager to close out risky positions.
• Asset Deposits - Sui adds quote assets to a manager account to provide capital for minting positions.
• Asset Withdrawals - Sui removes quote assets from a manager account to return capital to the owner.
• Event Inclusion Proofs - Provides merkle proofs to confirm that a specific event stream head existed at a given checkpoint.
• Object Relationship Establishment - Allows the establishment of parent-child relationships by sending objects to specific target object identifiers.
• Object State Diffing - Tracks the before and after state of objects modified, transferred, or deleted by specific transactions.
• Nested Data Buckets - Embeds objects inside others to create parent-child relationships and restrict access.
• Governance Staking - Enables users to lock tokens to earn trading fee benefits and participate in pool governance.
• gRPC Data Streaming - Uses gRPC to stream finalized checkpoints and transaction data in real time.
• Programmable Asset Enforcement - Restricts the movement of assets by requiring specific conditions to be met within a custom module function.
• Staked Asset Unstaking - Allows users to remove staked assets from a specific pool and recover their funds.
• B-Tree - Uses B+ Tree structures to maintain arbitrary-sized vectors on-chain for efficient random access.
• GraphQL Block Queries - Retrieves structured blockchain data using a flexible query language to consolidate multiple entities into one request.
• Token Issuance Management - Creates new tokens and modifies their notional values and price references within the bridge treasury.
• Position Management - Sui handles the minting of supplier credentials and the withdrawal of supplied assets.
• Prediction Position State - Sui stores binary and range position quantities in tables linked to a user manager.
• Prediction Position Management - Sui tracks binary and vertical range positions and quote asset balances within a shared account.
• Emergency Pausing - Provides pause mechanisms and kill-switches to freeze operations during security incidents.
• Supply Management - Mints and burns assets by increasing or decreasing a central supply handler to control total volume.
• Transfer Hooks - Sets specific conditions that must be satisfied via custom logic before a transfer operation is executed.
• Vault Liquidity Management - Sui deposits quote assets to earn liquidity shares or burns shares to withdraw assets.
• Blockchain CLI Toolsets - Provides comprehensive command-line tools to interact with the network, manage keys, and execute Move tasks.
• Blockchain Local Development Environments - Initializes and starts a local blockchain node and associated faucet for development and testing.
• Interactive Command Line Interfaces - Provides a CLI for publishing smart contracts, querying object information, and managing addresses.
• Contract Bindings - Automatically generates TypeScript SDKs and indexers from smart contract source code or on-chain packages.
• Contract Verification Tools - Uses command-line tools, IDE extensions, and linters to ship and verify on-chain code.
• Network Automation CLI - Enables sending transactions and querying blockchain state directly through a command-line interface.
• TypeScript SDKs - Ships a typed TypeScript SDK for signing transactions and interacting with the JSON RPC API.
• Smart Contract Dependency Management - Resolves and pins external code requirements using registries or Git repositories to ensure build consistency.
• Template Rendering Engines - Transforms on-chain object values into human-readable strings using customizable, programmable templates.
• Transaction Block Builders - Provides visual builders and scaffolding tools to construct and invoke complex sequences of on-chain functions.
• Data Pruning - Implements epoch-based policies to delete obsolete object versions and transaction records from nodes.
• Node Metric Exposure - Provides a metrics endpoint that outputs node performance data in a format compatible with external tools.
• Node Performance Monitoring - Provides observability tools to monitor the stability and performance of running blockchain nodes.
• Bridge Committee Management - Registers committee members and updates node URLs for native blockchain bridge integration.
• Foreign Token Registrations - Links external tokens to the bridge by associating metadata and treasury capabilities with the bridge treasury.
• Archival Data Infrastructure - Supports the deployment of private indexing and storage infrastructure to manage historical blockchain data.
• Network Environment Selection - Allows switching between different network RPC endpoints to target local, test, or mainnet environments.
• Network Gas Price Management - Updates the reference gas price used to calculate transaction costs across the network.
• Sponsored Transactions - Sui offers services and tools to handle gas pooling and zkLogin for seamless user onboarding.
• Validator Participation Management - Handles the process of validators joining or leaving the consensus committee and reporting status.
• On-Chain Gaming Assets - Implements soulbound assets and on-chain randomness to enable interactive gaming experiences.
• Contract Data Decoders - Translates raw BCS-encoded event bytes into structured objects using on-chain layout schemas.
• Asset Claiming - Allows users to retrieve assets on the local chain that were transferred from a remote blockchain via a bridge.
• Bridge Message Formatting - Formats data for cross-chain communication including token transfers, emergency operations, and asset registration.
• Cross-Chain Messaging Protocols - Implements a framework for validating and executing cross-chain messages and token transfers using cryptographic signatures.
• Liquidity Provisioning Tools - Sui supplies quote assets to a shared vault in exchange for LP shares.
• Node Bootstrapping - Enables rapid node initialization by using database snapshots to avoid re-processing the entire transaction history from genesis.
• Event Notifications - Triggers and queries on-chain event notifications to track smart contract activity across packages.
• Real-time Data Subscriptions - Maintains persistent connections to receive real-time updates on blockchain events.
• Real-time Event Streams - Implements type-safe gRPC interfaces for subscribing to live checkpoints and network event updates.
• Server-Side Streaming - Utilizes server-side streaming RPCs to provide continuous updates of blockchain events and checkpoints.
• Heterogeneous Containers - Stores key-value pairs of different types using an object-based system for heterogeneous data.
• On-chain Randomness Generators - Produces random values within a specified range using a shared on-chain random object.
• Conditional Order Settlement - Processes and settles conditional orders that have met their defined price requirements.
• Pool Utilization Adjustments - Sui adjusts interest rates based on pool utilization to incentivize liquidity.
• Risk Management Frameworks - Prevents new positions when total mark-to-market liability exceeds the vault balance percentage.
• Function Access Controls - Constrains the execution of generic functions to only be authorized by the defining module.
• Function Visibility Controls - Controls whether a function can be called as a top-level entry point or composed by other modules.
• Asset Action Policies - Sui creates a publicly discoverable set of allowed actions and conditions for a token.
• Atomic Asset Swaps - Exchanges specific amounts of coins using an order-book based swap interface.
• Authorization Policy Enforcement - Defines programmable restrictions on how tokens are transferred, spent, or converted.
• Blockchain Name Resolution - Maps human-readable name records to blockchain addresses and performs reverse lookups.
• Transaction Replays - Enables local execution of specific transactions to compare their effects against the live on-chain state.
• Cross-Chain Identity Linking - Sui connects wallet addresses from different blockchains to a single primary address using a proof-of-ownership token.
• Off-Chain Signature Validators - Validates digital signatures against bridge messages to ensure the authenticity of cross-chain data.
• Replay Protections - Prevents signature reuse through the implementation of domain separation, intent markers, and nonces.
• Wallet Operation Proofs - Generates cryptographic proofs to verify the correctness of wallet state transitions and trade operations.
• Cryptographic Primitives - Selects and switches between multiple cryptography algorithms to secure network interactions.
• Oracle Registration - Sui creates and associates oracle entities with authorized operators to enable price updates.
• Identity & Key Management - Sui tracks and updates a global set of active JSON Web Keys to validate identities and handle key expiration.
• Connection Management - Sui provides scaffolding to connect browser wallets, handle network switching, and manage accounts in React.
• Hardware-Backed Key Storage - Interacts with hardware signers like Ledger or YubiKey to securely manage and store cryptographic keys.
• Native Multisignature Implementations - Signs transactions using multiple signature schemes or native multisig to control asset access.
• Oracle Security Validations - Sui verifies oracle data using staleness checks and confidence intervals to prevent bad liquidations.
• Trade Ownership Proofs - Sui generates proofs that verify balance ownership or authorization to allow users to perform trades.
• Temporal Access Rules - Restricts the ability to claim rewards based on a minimum required duration of staking.
• Human-Readable Address Aliasing - Sui assigns and updates human-readable names for hexadecimal addresses to simplify referencing in scripts.
• Public Key Recovery - Extracts the public key from a signed message to verify the identity of the signer.
• Authorization Context Rule Definition - Manages settings for rules, such as address allowlists, ensuring only the policy owner can modify them.
• Secret Access Policies - Encrypts sensitive data and defines onchain access control policies to reveal content conditionally.
• Asset Conversion Policies - Sui swaps between specialized token types and standard coins through a request-based system validated by defined policies.
• Trading Risk Management - Enforces minimum risk ratio thresholds to block withdrawals and maintain collateral requirements.
• Transaction Fee Sponsorships - Allows third parties to pay gas fees so users can interact with the network without native tokens.
• Hardware-Based Signing - Validates transaction details on physically isolated secure elements to ensure private keys never leave the device.
• Signing Delegation - Permits specific secondary addresses to sign and send transactions on behalf of a primary account.
• Session State Access - Retrieves real-time information about connected accounts and active wallet instances within the application.
• Standard Implementations - Sui supplies utility suites and hardware integration tools to build compliant wallets and secure transaction signing.
• Wallet Transaction Routing - Routes signing requests to connected wallets and automatically submits the approved transactions to the network.
• Zero-Knowledge Proof Frameworks - Verifies statements using Groth16 zero-knowledge proofs to ensure claim validity without revealing inputs.
• Proof Verification Interfaces - Validates statements using Groth16 zk-SNARKs over specific elliptic curves for privacy-preserving verification.
• Zero-Knowledge Bridge Orchestration - Orchestrates the submission of transactions to handle cross-chain asset and message transfer requests via a bridge.
• DApp Scaffolds - Offers CLI tools, React component kits, and full-stack boilerplates to accelerate dApp frontend creation.
• Upgrade Authorization Policies - Defines programmable logic to authorize package upgrades on a case-by-case basis.
• Deterministic Slot Mapping - Ensures a one-to-one mapping between parent-key pairs and object addresses for registries.
• Flash Loan Execution - Sui borrows and returns assets from liquidity pools within a single programmable transaction block.
• Hierarchical Object Access Control - Restricts access to wrapped objects or dynamic fields by requiring access through a parent object.
• Encapsulation Locks - Uses direct wrapping to ensure a wrapped object cannot be extracted without destroying the wrapper.
• Receiver Restrictions - Implements access control logic to restrict which users can receive child objects.
• Historical State Verification - Performs point lookups for old versions of blockchain objects using an archival store.
• Non-Native Token Management - Handles the acquisition, splitting, and transfer of specific asset types other than the native gas token.
• Blockchain - Permanently freezes objects so they cannot be mutated, transferred, or deleted.
• Object Schema Definitions - Creates and manages deterministic display objects to define structural properties and user-facing metadata for types.
• Shared State Registries - Maintains a collection of object identifiers in a shared state accessible to any client.
• Verification Modules - Provides reusable verification modules that can be shared across different token policies.
• Ledger History Retrieval - Looks up checkpoints, transactions, and objects from the recent history retained by a full node.
• Closed-Loop Token Systems - Restricts token usage to specific services or authorized users to create controlled economic ecosystems.
• Real World Asset Tokenization - Sui represents physical or external assets as fractional onchain tokens using specialized smart contract modules.
• LP Share Management - Sui allows users to supply quote assets to a vault in exchange for LP shares.
• Blockchain Event Monitors - Provides tools to search and filter historical or live on-chain events to monitor smart contract activity.
• Real-Time Monitoring - Provides real-time monitoring of protocol states, including trading pauses, accepted assets, and risk limits.
• Cross-User Interaction Simulation - Executes multi-transaction tests to validate interactions between multiple users and shared on-chain objects.
• Contract Execution Debugging - Provides execution traces and gas profiling to debug smart contract behavior and optimize resource usage.
• Gas Consumption Analysis - Analyzes transaction trace files to produce detailed breakdowns of gas consumption across function calls.
• Non-Committing Transaction Simulations - Performs dry-run simulations of transactions to predict outcomes without altering the network state.
• Ephemeral Testing Environments - Provides short-lived, isolated network environments for publishing and testing smart contracts without affecting production state.
• Unit Testing Frameworks - Includes libraries and utilities for executing automated unit tests and generating coverage summaries for Move packages.
• Decentralized Application Interfaces - Integrates web interfaces with the blockchain via SDKs and wallet providers for authentication and signing.
• On-Chain Asset Templates - Manages the on-chain representation of assets using a template engine for off-chain interfaces.
• Asset Visual Standards - Defines a consistent visual representation for on-chain assets across various interfaces.
• Automated Contract Testing Suites - Provides comprehensive test suites to verify smart contract logic and security through multi-sender simulations and code coverage.
• Blockchain Infrastructure - Smart contract platform with high throughput and low latency.
• Token Implementations - Example token implementations for the asset-oriented platform.
• Blockchain Platforms - Next-generation smart contract platform with asset-oriented programming.

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