Sui Airdrop Guide

Sui has announced the launch of the Hashi infrastructure protocol, which allows native BTC on Sui platforms to be used as collateral. You can participate in the devnet 1. Install and set up a BTC wallet. UniSat Wallet | Xverse 2. Go to the website and request some test BTC 3. Open the page and connect your Sui wallet 4. Click the "View BTC Deposit Address" button 5. Copy the address and send some test BTC to it 6. Copy your transaction hash, paste it into the field, and confirm the action

There is an opportunity to interact with an ecosystem service on Sui for those who holding token $NS. Users are invited to participate in a new governance proposal of SuiNS tokenomics. 1. Go to the website , connect your wallet, choose an option, and confirm your vote.

Sui has launched public voting — Sui Overflow 2025 Community Voting — to choose the favorite hackathon projects. The $25,000 prize pool will be evenly distributed among participants whose selections are closest to the final results. 1. Go to the website and connect your wallet — the system will automatically check your eligibility to vote. 2. If your wallet does not meet the criteria, you will see a message with an image and a notice of ineligibility. 3. If your wallet is eligible, you will see the message "You are eligible to vote!" Below, you'll find categories — click the plus next to each one to view the projects. Select one per category and confirm your choices. 4. Wait for the voting results.

Sui has announced a Community passport! You can smint it to prove your humanity and qualify for airdrops from the projects from the Sui ecosystem. The passport only costs a few cents. 1. Go to the  website , connect your wallet, click Get your stamps, fill in all the fields and mint the passport:

MystenLabs (creators of Sui) launched Seal. Seal brings onchain access control and threshold encryption to developers, providing a secure and flexible way to manage sensitive data, whether it's for encrypted storage, gated content, private messaging, or beyond! Now we can test Seal and qualify for future rewards. 1. Change the network to testnet in your Sui wallet: 2. Request test tokens from the faucet (it may not work temporarily. in that case, use the faucet in Discord ). 3. Go to the website , connect your wallet and click Try it: 4. Enter the Allowlist name and click Create:  5. Enter your wallet address, choose a service (try different ones) and upload any file: 6. Then go back to the site and select Subscription Example: 7. Fill in all fields and click Create: 8. Select a service (try different ones), upload a picture and associate the file with a Sui object:  9. Repeat these steps periodically and try to interact with different services (some of them are not working now).

SUI launched native bridge on the testnet and announced the opening of the Bug Bounty program.  To participate, you will need ETH on the Sepolia network and SUI tokens on the SUI testnet. 1. Download SUI Wallet from the official website . 2. Create a new wallet or import an existing one using a passphrase or private key. 3. Select the testnet in the wallet (Settings - Network - Testnet). 4. Request testnet SUI tokens in the wallet. 5. Switch to the Sepolia test network in your EVM wallet. Or add it manually via Chainlist . 6. Request test ETH tokens on the Sepolia network on this website by inserting your EVM wallet address.  7. Go to the website and connect your EVM wallet (1) and then your SUI wallet (2). 8. Select the asset you want (1), then click on the "Bridge assets" button (2) and sign the transaction. 9. After Ethereum finalization, in most cases bridged tokens will be sent directly to recipient addresses on Sui Testnet without the recipient’s manual claim. In some edge cases, recipients may need to wait for a bit and claim (1) manually on the user interface. 10. Continue sending assets from one network to another. You can track your progress in the " Transactions " tab. 11. If you find any bug, be sure to report it in Discord (sui-bridge tab).