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Imagine telling your AI you've got five grand, you want about 6%, and you don't want much risk. And it just sorts it. That's what $SUI is building. It's called the Sui Yield Engine. Adeniyi, Sui's co-founder, walked through it this week. Normally, finding a decent return in crypto means bridging coins between chains, reading pages of docs, checking if a contract is dodgy, and scanning the whole market yourself. A proper faff. Yield Engine packs all of that into tools your AI assistant can plug straight into. You ask the question, and it comes back with a menu. A tokenised asset paying around 5%. A pool paying 6 to 8. Something riskier paying more. And it tells you the risk level of each one. They demoed it with Anthropic's Claude, and Adeniyi says it'll work with basically any AI agent you already use. Then there's the second bit, and after the hacks we've seen lately, it's a big one. Sui Threat Intelligence uses AI to watch every high-value contract on $SUI, anything over a hundred grand, live, around the clock. Audits check code at one moment in time. Code keeps changing. Hackers are using AI now too. So Sui is fighting AI with AI. Down the line, they want this running inside the computers that run the network, giving every transaction a risk score as it happens. These were just announced, so there's no public launch date yet. And those percentages were examples, not promises. Would you let an AI pick where your crypto earns?