Sui Unveils Infrastructure for AI-Driven ‘Agentic Finance’

Doohyun Hwang

Summary

Sui said it aims to build infrastructure for the era of agentic finance, where AI can hold and manage assets and money moves like a digital message.
Sui said it will launch the native stablecoin Sui Dollar (USDsui) for institutional investors and AI agents, with a structure that distributes income from reserve assets to ecosystem participants.
Sui said it will advance on-chain capital markets and seek to attract global capital through Hoshi, a native layer that connects Bitcoin on-chain, and DeepBook, its liquidity layer.

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*Adeniyi Abiodun, chief product officer at Mysten Labs. Photo: Mysten Labs*

Layer-1 blockchain Sui outlined a vision for an “agentic finance” era in which artificial intelligence independently holds and manages assets. The company said it aims to remove intermediaries from traditional finance and make the movement of money as seamless as sending a digital message in an AI-driven machine-to-machine payments economy.

Adeniyi Abiodun, chief product officer at Mysten Labs, Sui’s developer, presented the plan at a press briefing in Seoul on June 17.

“Finance should no longer be constrained by geography or time. It should always be on and programmable,” Abiodun said. “Building the rails for money to move as freely as digital messages is Sui’s core goal.”

Sui also announced the launch of its native stablecoin, Sui Dollar, or USDsui, as key infrastructure for institutional investors and AI agents. The token will be issued by Bridge, a subsidiary of global payments company Stripe.

The stablecoin was designed to align with global regulatory frameworks for stablecoins, including the US GENIUS Act. Income generated from reserve assets will be distributed programmatically to ecosystem participants to promote capital circulation within the network. For large institutions, transaction records will remain private, while institutional privacy features will allow data to be selectively shared only with regulators when needed.

Sui also unveiled liquidity infrastructure aimed at drawing global capital. The network has built a native layer called Hoshi that allows institutions to securely connect Bitcoin holdings on-chain and deploy them in decentralized finance. It also plans to expand on-chain capital markets through DeepBook, a liquidity layer that combines trade execution and price discovery on a single network.

“The machine-driven economy is approaching, where AI systems hold assets directly and autonomously execute complex transactions based on predefined logic,” Abiodun said. “We will build a new financial infrastructure where humans and AI can interact freely in global markets that remain open around the clock.”

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