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The Sui blockchain, a newcomer in the crypto world, is making moves to get more big-time investors interested. They've just partnered with a company called Copper, which helps keep <a href="https://www.coingabbar.com/en/crypto-currency-news/balancing-digital-assets-for-national-security" title="digital assets" class="f-link" style="font-size: 16px; background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">digital assets</a> safe and offers other financial services. 
<h3 id="span-span-data-font-font-size-style-font-size-16px-what-s-sui-span-span">What's Sui?</h3>
Sui is a fairly new blockchain platform, launched just two years ago. It was created by some former Facebook (now Meta) executives. Blockchains are like digital ledgers that keep track of transactions and can run special programs called smart contracts.
<h4>Why Team Up with Copper?</h4>
Copper is known for its secure storage of digital assets, kind of like a high-tech bank vault for crypto. By working with Copper, Sui is trying to make itself more appealing to institutional investors - think big banks, investment firms, and corporations.
Greg Siourounis, who helps run the Sui Foundation, explained that having Copper's storage solution available on Sui is a big deal. It's something that large institutions often require before they'll consider using a blockchain platform.
<h4>What's in It for Investors?</h4>
With this partnership, investors can now safely store Sui's own cryptocurrency (called SUI) and other digital assets that run on the Sui blockchain. One example is a type of digital currency called USDY, which aims to keep a steady value like the US dollar.
In the future, Sui and Copper plan to add more features. These might include ways for investors to earn rewards by "staking" their crypto (like earning interest) and other financial tools.
<h4>Real-World Assets on the Blockchain</h4>
One interesting area Sui is focusing on is something called "real-world assets" or RWAs. These are traditional investments, like real estate or stocks, that are represented by digital tokens on a blockchain.
The market for these tokenized assets is growing and is now worth about $8 billion. Sui wants to be a top choice for companies looking to create and trade these kinds of assets.
<h4>Sui's Growing Partnerships</h4>
This isn't Sui's first big partnership. Earlier this year, they teamed up with BytePlus, which is connected to the company that owns TikTok. That partnership was aimed at making Sui faster and better at handling lots of data.
Sui is also home to another type of stable <a href="https://www.coingabbar.com/en/crypto-blogs-details/2024-us-presidential-election-biden-and-trump-debate-on-crypto" title="digital currency" class="f-link" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">digital currency</a> called FDUSD, created by a company in Hong Kong.
<h4>Who is Copper?</h4>
Copper is based in the UK and has some powerful backers, including a billionaire named Alan Howard. They've been expanding their services to work more with traditional finance companies.
Recently, Copper started a new branch of their business in Abu Dhabi to help create and manage tokenized securities - another type of digital asset based on traditional investments.
This partnership is part of a bigger trend in the crypto world. Many blockchain platforms are trying to bridge the gap between the new world of digital assets and the traditional financial system.
By making it easier and safer for big investors to use their platform, Sui hopes to grow faster and become a major player in the blockchain space.
<h4>What's Next?</h4>
As more traditional investors get interested in crypto and blockchain technology, platforms like Sui are racing to provide the tools and security these investors need. This could lead to more money flowing into the crypto world and more uses for blockchain technology in everyday finance.
For regular people, this might mean more opportunities to invest in a wider range of assets through blockchain platforms in the future. It could also lead to faster and cheaper ways to send money or make payments.
However, it's important to remember that the world of crypto and blockchain is still new and can be risky. While big companies getting involved might make things more stable, it's always a good idea to be careful and do your research before investing in any new technology or financial product.
As the blockchain industry continues to evolve, partnerships like the one between Sui and Copper are likely to become more common. They show how the crypto world is maturing and trying to work more closely with traditional finance, potentially changing how we think about money and investments in the future.
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