😮Why SUI ?

Now comes the big Question , why build it on SUI , explained below are the reasons :-

• Seamless Web3 Access with zkLogin Sui’s zkLogin provides an OAuth-style experience for Web3. Newcomers no longer need to install browser extensions, manage seed phrases, or juggle multiple wallets. Instead, they log in with familiar identity providers (email, Google, etc.) and receive a zk-anonymous credential. Once authenticated, that same credential works across any Sui-powered dApp—no re-registration required.

• Built-In Confidentiality via Sui Seal Prior to Sui, building a confidential application meant implementing complex key-exchange protocols, AES encryption libraries, or custom MPC flows—often spread across off-chain services and smart contracts. With Sui Seal, sealing (encrypting) and opening (decrypting) data is a single Move instruction. Key generation, key storage, and enforcement of access policies are all handled natively by the Sui VM. Developers no longer have to coordinate external encryption libraries or manual key sharing; Sui Seal makes confidential apps trivial to implement.

• Ultra-Low Gas Costs & Lightning-Fast Transactions Sui’s object-centric ledger model keeps on-chain data minimal: minting a Merkle root–based NFT requires only a 32-byte commitment plus metadata. Gas fees for such operations are a fraction of those on most EVM chains. At the same time, Sui consistently finalizes transactions in under one second, allowing artists to mint and buyers to confirm purchases almost instantly—without worrying about network congestion or fee spikes.

• Effortless Decentralized Storage with Walrus Instead of running your own centralized server or complicated IPFS node, Walrus offers a simple HTTP API for storing and retrieving encrypted blobs. Each image tile is uploaded to Walrus via a standard PUT request and fetched via GET using its content-addressed blob ID. Walrus handles replication, availability, and redundancy automatically, so there’s no need for managing storage infrastructure—just point and click.