A Practical Network for Developers, Validators, and High-Volume Payment Apps
Plasma gives developers a familiar environment by supporting the tools they already use in the Ethereum ecosystem. This makes it easy to start building without learning an entirely new framework, which saves time and lowers the entry barrier for new teams exploring stablecoin-focused applications.
The network is built to avoid bottlenecks. Even during busy periods, Plasma is designed to manage load efficiently, so payment apps continue running without noticeable delays. This reliability is essential for businesses that handle continuous volume throughout the day.
Validators are an important part of Plasma’s infrastructure, and the network rewards their contribution fairly. The incentive structure helps maintain a stable and committed validator base, which is crucial for keeping transaction processing smooth and secure.
Security is another layer where Plasma takes a direct approach. Its model is built to reduce risks while supporting the fast movement of digital money. Projects that rely on stablecoins need a chain that can manage speed without compromising safety, and Plasma tries to balance both.
The network’s fee model also stands out because of its consistency. Users and businesses benefit from predictable costs, which makes the chain suitable for apps that process thousands or even millions of transactions regularly.
Plasma continues to position itself as a dependable choice for real payments, stablecoins, and scalable digital finance.
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After 16 years and $1.83 trillion, I finally understand what Bitcoin actually is.
It's not digital gold. It's not a payment system. It's not even money.
Bitcoin is humanity's first institution where legitimacy comes from physics instead of politics.
Here's what that means:
Your bank account exists because a government says it does. They can freeze it. Print more. Change the rules.
Bitcoin exists because thermodynamics says it does. Each block costs $281,700 in electricity. You cannot print energy. You cannot vote to change physics.
To rewrite one day of Bitcoin history costs $40 million in power.
To rewrite one day of banking history costs one phone call.
This is why it won't stop.
Not because of price. Not because of believers. Because of math.
Metcalfe's Law predicts Bitcoin's price with 90% accuracy across 15 years. The same law that governs how epidemics spread and how earthquakes cascade.
Game theory predicts zero successful attacks across 16 years. The same math that keeps nuclear weapons unused and traffic flowing.
Thermodynamics predicts why it costs more to attack than defend. The same physics that makes gold impossible to counterfeit.
Three scientific laws. 16 years of data. $1.83 trillion in validation.
Every other money in history asked: "Do you trust us?"
Bitcoin asks: "Can you do the math?"
For 5,000 years, money meant trusting kings, priests, or central bankers.
For 16 years, money has meant verifying physics.
You don't have to believe in Bitcoin.
You didn't have to believe in the internet either.
TCP/IP hit year 16 in 2005. People still thought it was a fad.
Today you're reading this because of it.
The pattern is simple: Infrastructure that removes the need for trust always wins. Always.
Not today. Not this year.
But eventually.
Because physics is patient.
And physics doesn't negotiate
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Has the Bitcoin Decline Ended or Is There More to Come? Here's the Analyst View
Crypto analyst Steven Ehrlich commented on Bitcoin following the sharp sell-off in the market.
According to Ehrlich, although Bitcoin briefly regained the $85,000 level in the morning following New York Fed President John Williams' "dovish" comments about the possibility of another interest rate cut next month, this rise is not expected to be permanent.
Ehrlich stated that technical indicators suggest the downtrend is not yet complete, adding, "Tactical signals indicate the market still has further to go." The analyst argued that unlike previous sharp declines, this time Bitcoin is not only determining its own direction but that of the entire cryptocurrency market.
Noting that Bitcoin has broken through the lower band of its multi-year upward channel, which began in 2023 and gained momentum during the Trump era, Ehrlich said that this level had served as support many times in the past but failed to hold this time. According to the analyst, the market is currently searching for new support.
The BTC price is trading at $84,446 at the time of writing.
A 1-in-180-million Event Occurred in Bitcoin: Here Are the Details!
A rare event occurred on the Bitcoin (BTC) network. An extremely small-scale Solo CK miner, mining a block on its own, earned approximately 3,146 BTC and transaction fees, totalling approximately $265,000 at current prices.
According to on-chain data, the miner's computational power at the time the block was found was only 6 terahashes per second (TH/s). By comparison, the average hash power of the Bitcoin network in October was 855.7 exahash per second (EH/s). This means that the miner's share was only 0.0000007% of the network, or approximately one in seven billion.
CKpool founder Con Kolivas stated on X that a miner of this size has a one in 180 million chance of solving a block each day, noting that the event was exceptionally lucky.
This block is the 308th solo block mined using CKpool software, marking the first such achievement in approximately three months. Considered one of the luckiest solo mining examples recorded in recent years, this event surpassed previous similar cases. In 2022, a miner with 126 TH/s power managed to mine a block with a probability of 1 in 1.3 million on a network that was around 170 EH/s at the time.
Has the Altcoin Season Hopes Faded? Will the Likelihood of a Major Bull Run Similar to 2021 Return?
Following the sudden drop in the cryptocurrency market, analyst Joao Wedson provided an updated assessment of the altcoin season.
Wedson noted that the weekly and daily Altcoin Season Index had fallen back into the "Bitcoin season" zone. However, he stated that some altcoins in the top 20 experienced more limited losses compared to Bitcoin, which began to push the index upwards.
According to Wedson, the altcoin seasons seen in the 2022–2025 period were both short-lived and fell well short of the explosive performance seen in 2021. One of the most important reasons for this is the low level of investment capital flowing into crypto, Web3, and blockchain projects. The analyst stated that the intense capital inflows seen in the 2020–2022 period did not repeat this time, with capital largely shifting towards the artificial intelligence sector.
For this reason, Wedson believes that a widespread altcoin season similar to those seen in 2017 or 2021 will be difficult unless large institutional investors return to crypto. Instead, he says that we will see more isolated and trend-focused rises around specific themes and sectors, as was the case in 2024 and 2025.
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The US trade deficit is improving:
The US' goods trade deficit narrowed +$18.6 billion, or +24%, in August, to -$59.6 billion, one of the largest monthly improvements this year.
Imports declined -5%, to $340.4 billion, the 2nd-lowest since May 2024.
This also marks the biggest drop in imports in 4 months.
At the same time, exports rose slightly, to $280.8 billion, the highest since April.
Since March 2025, the goods trade deficit has improved by +$76.8 billion, or +56%.
Adjusted for inflation, the merchandise trade deficit narrowed to -$83.7 billion in August, the lowest since the end of 2023.
Tariffs are reshaping the US trade.
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Why Was Institutional Collateral So Hard to Use On-Chain, and What Changed?
Institutions didn’t move on-chain earlier because they lacked infrastructure that could treat traditional assets like money market funds as programmable collateral. But Jia saw something unusual: Spiko and Société Générale–Forge weren’t just testing blockchain—they were using Morpho to create full on-chain Lombard loans. You pledge MMF tokens like EUTBL or USTBL and borrow EURCV or USDCV at up to 96.5% LLTV. Corporations and high-net-worth managers used to get these loans only through private banking relationships, restricted by bank hours. Now the same structure exists on-chain, live 24/7. The problem was always that institutions didn’t have a compliant, flexible, composable place to borrow against high-grade collateral. Morpho solved it by becoming the “interbank pledge financing channel” of the crypto world — automated, transparent, always open. This is why institutional names that previously stayed far away from DeFi suddenly appeared inside the #Morpho ecosystem.
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Why Couldn’t TradFi Bring Lending On-Chain Before, and How Does #Morpho Solve This?
For years the biggest problem was never the blockchain. It was the front end. People kept saying “DeFi and TradFi are worlds apart,” but Jia realized they were only separated by user experience. A regular European user will never open MetaMask, create vault strategies, or compare LTV curves. But they will use a familiar neobank app like Deblock. That’s exactly what makes Morpho powerful — it separates the UI from the underlying lending engine. Deblock users see a simple Euro account with a “Savings Coffre.” They don’t see that, behind the interface, their Euros are converted to stablecoins, deployed on Morpho, earn yields, and get converted back into Euros automatically. The problem was always onboarding friction. Morpho solved it by allowing regulated apps to plug into a unified lending system while customizing front-end experiences. The distance between TradFi and DeFi wasn’t technical. It was UI. @MorphoLabs eliminated that distance.
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YGG is one of the first big on-chain gaming guilds. It started by buying game NFTs and lending them to players who couldn’t afford them. Players used these assets to earn rewards, and the guild received a share. This made Web3 gaming possible for thousands of people, especially in places like the Philippines and Southeast Asia.
@YieldGuildGames is built as a main DAO plus many SubDAOs.
The main DAO owns the big NFT and token treasury.
SubDAOs focus on specific games or regions. They borrow NFTs, give them to players, earn rewards, and send part back to the main DAO.
The YGG token represents the whole guild, and SubDAO tokens show how each game community performs.
People can stake YGG in different vaults to earn rewards from guild activity.YGG also helps players with training, esports, events, and onboarding into Web3 games. It expanded to on-chain identity on Base so players’ reputation can travel with them.
YGG grew fast during the play-to-earn boom but faced problems when game economies crashed. Managing many SubDAOs is difficult, and rewards depend on the health of each game. YGG survived by changing its model
YGG ended its old scholarship system and launched YGG Play — a new direction focused on helping whole game ecosystems, not just players. YGG now supports studios, creators, communities, and events. The YGG Play Summit showed the community is still large and loyal.
YGG biggest strength is its culture and community. It has deep roots in global regions and strong trust from players.
Now YGG is expanding into publishing with partners like Proof of Play. Instead of acting like a traditional publisher, YGG gives games real users, creators, and instant community. The YGG token is becoming more useful across games, quests creators, and events
YGG long-term vision is digital labor — supporting the new type of work created by games through on-chain identity, quests, esports, and community tools.
, $YGG is changing from just a guild into a full Web3 gaming ecosystem that supports players, creators studios and entire game economies.
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@MorphoLabs is redefining decentralized lending by introducing a peer-to-peer matching layer that unlocks deeper efficiency for both lenders and borrowers. Instead of relying solely on traditional pool-based lending, Morpho connects users directly when possible—reducing spreads, boosting APY, and improving capital utilization across supported networks. What makes it even more powerful is its seamless integration with major liquidity protocols like Aave and Compound, ensuring that user funds are never idle even when P2P matches aren’t available.
As DeFi continues evolving toward smarter, faster, and more optimized financial systems, Morpho stands out with a model that prioritizes efficiency, flexibility, and user sovereignty. It is not just another lending protocol—it’s a major step toward a more competitive and transparent on-chain credit market built for the future.
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Indicators Signalling the End of the Decline in the Crypto Market
Crypto indicators are showing extreme fear and oversold levels, signalling the end of the market decline.
Is the Crypto Bear Market Approaching Its Lowest Point?
Over the past week, most altcoins have experienced double-digit losses. Leading cryptocurrencies such as Ethereum, Ripple (XRP), Binance Coin (BNB) and Cardano have lost more than 12% of their value. Despite ongoing negative forecasts, some indicators suggest that the decline in the crypto market may be coming to an end.
Fear and Greed Index Falls to Lowest Level of the Year
The Fear and Greed Index, closely monitored by investors, recently fell to 10, its lowest level of the year. This indicates that market momentum has weakened, volatility has increased, and negative sentiment prevails on social media.
Historically, cryptocurrency bull markets have often begun when the index was in the extreme fear zone. For example, Bitcoin reached record highs in May, a few weeks after the index entered the extreme fear zone. Conversely, bear markets typically commence when the index is in the green or extreme greed zone. As we approach the end of November, some analysts view this as a sign that the market could recover in December, a period often referred to as the "Christmas rally".Market Value at Oversold Levels
Another indicator signalling a market shift is the Relative Strength Index (RSI) for the total crypto market value. The RSI has fallen to 24, which is considered an oversold level. The data suggests that the downtrend that has been ongoing since July may be coming to an end. This recovery may not be a straight line, but technically, structures such as a double-bottom formation may be seen.
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Cryptocurrency Market Experiences Sharp Declines During Week of High Volatility
Despite sharp declines, Bitcoin and major altcoins are holding critical support levels and signalling potential stability.
"Bitcoin Faces Long-Term Resistance"
The cryptocurrency market experienced one of its sharpest weekly declines this year. Bitcoin fell from over $107,000 to nearly $80,000. While this sudden drop unsettled investors, experienced trader and Verified Investing chief market strategist Gareth Soloway notes that some assets are beginning to show potential for short-term technical recovery.
Soloway stated, "Bitcoin's decline began after it received a clear rejection from a significant resistance trend line connecting the 2017 and 2021 bull market peaks." Bitcoin has tested this trend line three times in the current cycle. The first two tests resulted in minor and moderate pullbacks, while the third attempt led to a deeper correction, highlighting the trend line's significance.
Bitcoin's Potential Support Levels
Despite the sharp decline, Bitcoin may find support at recent trend lines. According to Soloway, if market momentum recovers, Bitcoin could test the $100,000 level again. However, regaining this long-term trend line appears critical for a sustainable rise. If unsuccessful, Bitcoin could fall to the £73,000–£75,000 range and market uncertainty would persist.
Ethereum Falls to Critical Support Zone
Ethereum has recently entered an important support zone. Soloway notes that ETH could rebound from here to $3,300 and potentially $3,600, but emphasises that if the current levels fail, the next major support level is around $2,200. This situation indicates that pressure on altcoins continues, but significant technical levels are being maintained.
Rapid Correction on Solana
Solana experienced a sharp decline from over $250 to $120 and quickly recovered after briefly falling below support. Soloway views the $110 level as strong support, with deeper support at $96. A technical rebound is highly likely following rapid declines.
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