Sui’s Hashi Network Secures Over $500 Million Ahead of Mainnet Launch
Sui's Hashi Bitcoin collateral network has secured over $500 million ahead of its mainnet launch, as reported by TradingView.
Anchorage, AK, October 8, 2026 — The Hashi network, a Bitcoin collateral network built on Sui, has reportedly secured over $500 million in total value locked (TVL) in the period leading up to its anticipated mainnet launch. This milestone was noted by TradingView, a financial analytics platform.
The significant figure of over $500 million represents the value of assets committed to the network as collateral. While the exact date for the mainnet launch was not specified in the report, the substantial amount secured suggests a notable level of investor and user confidence prior to the network’s public debut.
Hashi aims to leverage Bitcoin as collateral within the Sui ecosystem. The specifics regarding the operational mechanics, the types of participants involved in securing this collateral, or the precise timeline for the mainnet launch were not detailed in the provided information. The network’s development is positioned to potentially bridge Bitcoin’s liquidity with the capabilities offered by the Sui blockchain, a Layer 1 network known for its object-centric architecture and parallel transaction processing.
Further details regarding the security measures, the breakdown of the collateral, or any partnerships that contributed to this figure were not made available. The achievement of surpassing the $500 million mark underscores considerable early traction for the Hashi network as it prepares for its full deployment.
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