🦾 Project Ultra x AUR 🦾 To kick off the year, we're partnering with Protocol AUR and will be giving away prizes to our creators. It's very simple: just create a post explaining the AUR project! Be creative! They have a cyberpunk vibe, just like us. On the X profile, you can

In a future where value moves at machine speed, AUR is the missing economic layer on Sui. While $SUI powers execution and fees, infrastructure assets are meant to circulate, not to store value. That’s where AUR comes in: a clean, utility-first protocol built as a separate

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As $SUI moves up, on-chain activity increases. More activity means more $SUI deployed into protocols, more rounds played, more fees generated, and more capital flowing through the network. $AUR is built to absorb that flow. Higher $SUI activity translates into: - higher

2026 is widely expected to be Sui's breakout year. More apps. More users. More capital flowing through the network. But when a chain grows, the real question isn’t just what gets built - it’s what people choose to accumulate. $SUI is designed to be spent: gas,

If Sui succeeds, something on it must become scarce. Every chain that matures eventually grows two layers: 1. A layer for movement - gas, execution, liquidity 2. A layer for accumulation - something people hold $SUI is designed to move. That’s its job. It’s

$AUR is a undeniable upside but you'll have to watch your capital protection too my playbook is built around two goals: 1.grow with the protocol long-term 2. never let a big win turn into a round-trip loss motherlode hunting is my most prioritized action rn example: you hit

AUR Protocol is not a simple defi app where you park money, go to sleep, and wake up rich. If you understand how the protocol works, you understand how a real store-of-value asset is built from the ground up. ▫️ Trust is created by many, not by a few. ▫️ Fair distribution

Price reacting at resistance is normal in any real market. Early holders de-risk. Weak hands exit. Liquidity absorbs. Yet nothing in $AUR mechanics changed: Mining continues Revenue continues Buybacks continue Staking continues Supply remains hard-capped What you’re seeing

Hey miner, think of this as a short break, not a breakdown. ⛏️📉➡️📈

Miners, we’re just getting started. $AUR isn’t meant to be a token you only flip once and forget. It’s meant to grow into an asset that actually lives inside the Sui ecosystem. Over time, we want $AUR to be something people can hold with conviction and treat as a

💰 Revenue > Narratives. On Sui, some protocols aren’t selling promises anymore, they’re sharing real revenue with holders. No dilution games. No “value accrues later.” Just stake → earn → compound. This is what sustainable DeFi actually looks like 👇 p/s: AUR

$AUR is now officially verified on SuiVision. suivision.xyz/coin/0xcc3ac0c… This means: Contract details are transparent Supply and flows are fully trackable Anyone can verify $AUR directly on-chain We build in public. We let math speak. Native. Transparent. Steady. On Sui. Mine

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Volatility is the price of being early. $AUR didn’t drop because the vision changed. It dropped because weak hands met resistance. The game still runs. Motherlodes still hit. Protocol revenue still buys back $AUR. Stakers still earn $SUI every second. If Sui is

This current market sentiment is fragile, but we've seen multiple times, and that’s normal in transition phases. Sui is getting ready. Builders are still shipping. Infra is still improving. Attention will return. And when Sui gets back on track, capital doesn’t flow

Protocol Update - Aiming Fully On-Chain After 40 days of runtime, the Aurum Protocol has successfully bought back 20,000 $AUR. From this point forward: - The protocol will end the buyback mechanism - All former buyback revenue is now redirected to $AUR staking - $AUR Stake

Decentralization isn’t a checkbox. It’s a direction. We’re aiming for a system where Aurum Protocol doesn’t rely on trust in people - only trust in code. Why? Because assets meant to last shouldn’t depend on: founders staying honest teams staying active multisigs staying secure