Layer-1 blockchain Sui (SUI) is making bold moves in Asia with new real-world integrations, even as its token faces a sharp correction. The company has announced strategic collaborations with health-tech innovator CUDIS and South Korean dining platform T’order, aiming to expand blockchain adoption beyond Web3 natives. Meanwhile, SUI’s market price has dropped 17% in recent days, bringing it to a critical support level that could decide the coin’s October trajectory.

Health and Wellness Push: CUDIS Chooses Sui

The global digital healthcare market is forecast to rise from $309.9 billion in 2023 to $509 billion by 2027, but structural challenges persist. Issues such as fragmented systems, poor data ownership and intermediaries monopolising value remain unsolved.

CUDIS, a health and wellness platform, seeks to change this model. Its ecosystem integrates wearable devices, AI-driven health analytics and blockchain data management. Users are incentivised with cryptocurrency for healthy behaviours, such as exercising or improving sleep. The company’s signature device, an AI smart ring, tracks physical activity and rest cycles, rewarding users accordingly.

Originally built on Solana, CUDIS is now expanding to Sui’s Layer-1 blockchain. The move reflects Sui’s strengths in data security, decentralisation and application support. Privacy-sensitive health data from smart rings will leverage Sui-native tools such as Walrus and Seal, which ensure secure handling and interoperability.

By tapping into the Sui Stack, a unified blockchain architecture covering execution, consensus, storage, networking, developer tools and MEV handling, CUDIS expects to significantly enhance performance and user trust.

T’order Brings Stablecoin Payments to Dining

The second major partnership comes from T’order, a South Korean firm known for table-ordering systems. T’order will adopt the Sui blockchain and decentralised data solution Walrus to streamline customer data and transactions.

More importantly, T’order is preparing to integrate a Korean Won-backed stablecoin, soon launching on Sui. This integration aims to modernise payments in Korea’s $140 billion dining industry, potentially transforming how millions of consumers transact.

Christian Thompson, Managing Director of the Sui Foundation, said:

“As stablecoin and cryptocurrency payments rapidly become mainstream, we are at the forefront of this trend. We are pleased to have innovative partner T’order in this position.”

This move highlights Sui’s commitment to expanding real-world blockchain use cases, bridging the gap between Web3 infrastructure and everyday consumer experiences.

Market Correction: SUI Price Finds Key Support

Despite these ecosystem wins, SUI’s price has faced turbulence. Over the past seven days, the token fell 17%, slipping into a descending channel on the charts. The coin, which previously rallied above $5, has now tested a key support zone at $3.20.

This level has historically acted as a strong base. A double bottom formation suggests a potential rebound if the token holds above it. Traders now eye resistance at $4.05, with intermediate upside targets at $3.44 and $3.83 (the 0.618 golden ratio). A breakout could even push the price towards $4.45.

On the technical side, the Relative Strength Index (RSI) has dropped below 30, placing SUI in oversold territor, a signal that a recovery bounce may be imminent.

Outlook: October Could Flip the Trend

The next few weeks are pivotal for SUI. If support at $3.20 holds, bulls may regain control, using this base for a push toward higher resistance levels. A decisive bounce could see October turn into a recovery month, aided by seasonal trends and potential macroeconomic catalysts like interest rate cuts.

However, if the support breaks, SUI risks deeper declines, potentially retesting long-term moving averages. With Bitcoin consolidating under resistance, broader market conditions will also weigh heavily on SUI’s path.

For now, Sui’s partnerships with CUDIS and T’order underscore its ambition to connect blockchain technology with real-world industries. Whether the market reflects this momentum in the near term depends on how firmly SUI’s price can defend its support.