CUDIS Longevity Protocol Builds a Healthier Future on Sui

项目方SUI(SUI Network)Published on 2025-11-23Last updated on 2025-11-10

CUDIS, a longevity protocol aiming to expand the human health span by combining wearable tech, AI health analytics, and blockchain-based data coordination, is expanding to Sui. CUDIS is integrating with several Sui primitives to expand the reach and performance of its health platform.

The Sui Stack plays a prominent role in CUDIS’s performance and functionality. CUDIS will use Walrus with Seal as the foundation for its decentralized health economy, securing data from its wearables and AI hub onchain, enabling new opportunities for users to receive incentives and monetize their data. 

“The CUDIS Ring represents a pivotal moment where personal technology becomes truly personal—intelligent, decentralized, and entirely in your control,” said Adeniyi Abiodun, Co-Founder and Chief Product Officer at Mysten Labs. “Its specific use of the Sui Stack means everyone can benefit from an onchain lifestyle where they can own and view their own health data, benefit from loyalty programs, and manage the ring’s lifecycle all via Sui, proving that blockchain can deliver real-world value on a global scale.”

As part of the collaboration, a limited edition Sui CUDIS Ring is also in development and available for pre-order, with a global product launch expected in December this year. The Sui-branded ring will feature a custom design and an exclusive pairing with OKX wallet support, and support for other Sui wallets coming soon.

Next-gen health technology starts in Asia

Announced at Korea Blockchain Week, this expansion to Sui signals continued investment in Asia, a region rapidly embracing both health innovation and digital-first tools. By embracing the Sui Stack, CUDIS gains access to infrastructure optimized for scale, privacy, and usability.

“This partnership with Sui underscores our commitment to pushing the boundaries of our innovative technology and delivering the best possible outcomes for our users,” said Edison Chen, Co-Founder, at CUDIS. “Our mission is to increase the health span of humans, and Sui delivers the technological edge needed to fulfill our mission to users at a next-level with the Sui Stack.” 

Sui is the right tech

CUDIS is currently integrating with other blockchain ecosystems such as Solana and Worldcoin, but its expansion to Sui leverages the unique new functionality of Sui and its primitives. Walrus, Seal, and Sui give CUDIS the flexibility to create a product that is intuitive, secure, and adaptable, offering users complete control over their data and experience.

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