Spot SUI ETFs Officially Debut on Nasdaq and NYSE Arca

Wall Street has officially stepped into the Sui ecosystem. On February 18, 2026, Grayscale Investments and Canary Capital launched the first Spot SUI ETFs in the United States. The funds began trading on NYSE Arca and Nasdaq, giving investors direct access to SUI through traditional stock markets. For the Sui network, this marks a major milestone and a new level of exposure.

Spot SUI ETFs Make Their Market Debut

The new Spot SUI ETFs hold real SUI tokens instead of futures contracts. This means that investors are getting direct price exposure to the asset. Grayscale listed its product on NYSE Arca, while Canary Capital introduced its SUIS ETF on Nasdaq.

This launch is important because it brings SUI into regulated financial markets. Investors who may not want to manage crypto wallets can now gain exposure through brokerage accounts. Spot SUI ETFs also signal that demand for altcoin-based products is growing beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum.

How Spot SUI ETFs Offer Staking Rewards

One key feature of these Spot SUI ETFs is staking. The funds plan to stake part of their SUI holdings on the network. Staking helps secure the blockchain and process transactions. In return, participants earn rewards.

For institutional investors, this adds another layer of appeal. They are not only gaining price exposure but also earning potential yield. This mix of growth and income is becoming more attractive in today’s market. It also shows that traditional finance is becoming more comfortable with staking-based products.

What This Means for the Network

SUI is the native token of Sui, a layer-1 blockchain designed for speed and low transaction costs. The network focuses on decentralized finance, gaming and scalable on-chain apps.

The launch of this SUI ETFs gives the project greater visibility and credibility. ETF products often improve liquidity and bring in new capital. However, SUI traded below $1 on launch day, showing that market conditions remain uncertain. Recent network downtime and broader crypto volatility have also added pressure.

Still, Spot SUI ETFs mark a turning point. They show that Sui is moving closer to mainstream finance. The long-term impact will depend on investor demand, network stability and overall market trends.