SUI Coin Daily Report: November 13, 2026 – Key News and Upda
Suiet wallet has announced that it will shut down its services, marking the latest withdrawal of more participants from the Sui ecosystem in recent times. Meanwhile, a survey report released by CoinShares shows that the average allocation of global fund managers to digital assets has risen to 1.3%, with diversification of investment risk listed as a key driver. The survey covers multiple market regions and shows that institutional investors are gradually adjusting their portfolio structures, though specific strategies remain predominantly based on traditional financial instruments. Suiet wallet's exit may reflect the challenges some projects face in technological iteration or market adaptability, while the CoinShares data reveals a rising recognition among institutions of the long-term value of crypto assets. Together, the two point to the current dynamic balancing process of the crypto market between decentralized finance (DeFi) and traditional investment spheres, though no clear industry trend has yet emerged.
November 13, 2026 SUI Coin News Roundup
- [11-11 23:18] Suiet wallet to shut down in latest exit from Sui ecosystem (Cointelegraph)
The self-custodial wallet will keep its API services running through Nov. 14. Sui's DeFi total value locked has fallen more than 22% over the past month.
- [11-11 21:22] CoinShares survey: fund managers raise average digital asset allocation to 1.3%, diversification becomes the primary motivation (Wu Shuo)
Wu Shuo has learned that CoinShares' October 2026 Digital Asset Fund Manager Survey shows that the surveyed investors manage total assets of approximately $642 billion, with 28 responses received. The average allocation to digital assets in respondents' portfolios rose from 1.2% in July to 1.3%, with capital allocation showing a trend of shifting from equities and bonds to alternative assets such as commodities and digital assets. On investment motivations, diversification rose to 40%, while speculative demand fell to under 9%, ranking fifth. Bitcoin remains the most favored for growth among respondents