Kostas's concept of the memory layer is interesting; the AI agent buying the Burj Khalifa scene is so vivid. The on-chain speed has advanced to this level, and in the future, interactions with the chain might not necessarily be humans.

Crypto World Network reports that Kostas Chalkias, co-founder of SUI, states that SUI breaks the barrier of interbank transfer fees, enabling free transfers. Users can log in with their Google accounts without memorizing complex passwords or seed phrases. The blockchain experience is as seamless as everyday applications. SUI is not only used for transactions but also builds a memory layer for AI agents, massive data, and large-scale operations, accomplishing tasks that other blockchains find difficult. Imagine an agent buying 1% of the Burj Khalifa in a single transaction, then converting it to gold and exchanging it for US dollars, requiring extremely fast speed. He believes SUI is infrastructure; ordinary users don't need to worry about blockchain. The speed is fast enough, and in the future, users might not even be human.