According to BlockBeats, on October 18, the Sui Foundation responded to the questions raised by the Korean financial regulator on the social platform, emphasizing that it has been committed to fully cooperating with the Korean Digital Asset Trading Platform Association (DAXA) and its members to maintain full compliance and transparency. The foundation made it clear that no SUI tokens have been sold since the Community Access Program (CAP) allocation. The Sui Foundation also emphasized that the token circulation supply plan displayed on its public website and public API is accurate, and any transfer of tokens can be publicly viewed and verified on the blockchain. Previously, regulators accused the circulation of SUI tokens of being false, causing the token price to fall by more than 67%.

