The post Sui Blockchain Moves Beyond DeFi With New Asia-Focused Partnerships appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Blockchain 26 September 2025 | 01:03 Blockchain project Sui is moving beyond pure DeFi experiments and into everyday use cases, with new deals in Asia showing how digital assets could touch both wellness and restaurant payments. One of the new collaborations comes from South Korea’s T’order, a company that powers mobile ordering at restaurants. Together with Sui, it plans to create a payment rail built on stablecoins, with a won-backed token expected to roll out on the network soon. Beyond payments, T’order wants to handle customer membership data on-chain, potentially opening blockchain services to millions of diners in the country’s $140 billion food industry. Christian Thompson of the Sui Foundation said the partnership is about making crypto transactions feel seamless. He argued that as digital currencies become part of mainstream payments, Sui aims to anchor itself at the center of that shift. A Push Into Digital Health At the same time, wellness protocol CUDIS is expanding onto Sui. The platform uses an AI-driven “smart ring” that tracks activity, sleep, and other health data, rewarding users with tokens for healthy habits. The move is designed to take advantage of Sui’s data-handling capabilities, particularly tools like Walrus and Seal, which are tailored for privacy-sensitive information. The global digital healthcare market is expected to climb past $500 billion within the next three years, yet interoperability and control over personal data remain unsolved problems. CUDIS believes Sui’s blockchain stack – combining execution, consensus, and developer tools in a single framework – can deliver the secure, scalable infrastructure needed to reach more users. Bigger Picture Both partnerships underline how Sui is trying to tie its growth to practical applications rather than speculation alone. By positioning itself in healthcare and dining – industries with broad consumer reach – the network is signaling that its ambitions stretch… The post Sui Blockchain Moves Beyond DeFi With New Asia-Focused Partnerships appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Blockchain 26 September 2025 | 01:03 Blockchain project Sui is moving beyond pure DeFi experiments and into everyday use cases, with new deals in Asia showing how digital assets could touch both wellness and restaurant payments. One of the new collaborations comes from South Korea’s T’order, a company that powers mobile ordering at restaurants. Together with Sui, it plans to create a payment rail built on stablecoins, with a won-backed token expected to roll out on the network soon. Beyond payments, T’order wants to handle customer membership data on-chain, potentially opening blockchain services to millions of diners in the country’s $140 billion food industry. Christian Thompson of the Sui Foundation said the partnership is about making crypto transactions feel seamless. He argued that as digital currencies become part of mainstream payments, Sui aims to anchor itself at the center of that shift. A Push Into Digital Health At the same time, wellness protocol CUDIS is expanding onto Sui. The platform uses an AI-driven “smart ring” that tracks activity, sleep, and other health data, rewarding users with tokens for healthy habits. The move is designed to take advantage of Sui’s data-handling capabilities, particularly tools like Walrus and Seal, which are tailored for privacy-sensitive information. The global digital healthcare market is expected to climb past $500 billion within the next three years, yet interoperability and control over personal data remain unsolved problems. CUDIS believes Sui’s blockchain stack – combining execution, consensus, and developer tools in a single framework – can deliver the secure, scalable infrastructure needed to reach more users. Bigger Picture Both partnerships underline how Sui is trying to tie its growth to practical applications rather than speculation alone. By positioning itself in healthcare and dining – industries with broad consumer reach – the network is signaling that its ambitions stretch…