Sui SUI
A Sui address is BLAKE2b-256 of a 1-byte scheme flag concatenated with the public key, so a receive-only address has not revealed its key. Every serialized transaction signature is flag || sig || pk, so the public key is published with the first signed transaction and stays linked to the address.
Not live on mainnet. Mysten Labs' post (18 August 2026) picks ML-DSA-65 (NIST Level 3) for native account authentication and SLH-DSA-SHA2-128s vaults in Move for high-value holdings; quantum-safe vaults are targeted for mainnet in 2026, native ML-DSA-65 accounts for testnet by end of 2026 and mainnet in Q1 2027, subject to audits. Address aliases are already deployed and are meant to let an existing account swap in a post-quantum key while keeping its address; adoption is opt-in.
No published exposure measurement yet
No measurement of the share of SUI in addresses that have already signed was found. The address is a hash, so exposure is not total by construction; it depends on the signed versus receive-only split, which can be computed from chain state.
Sources
- Sui Docs: Transaction Authentication Overview accessed 2026-09-17
- Sui blog: From the cryptographer's desk, how we chose Sui's post-quantum signature schemes (18 August 2026) accessed 2026-09-17