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Tusky users, March 19 is not far away like it sounds. It feels like “ahh still time”, but trust me, days move fast in crypto and tech. One morning you wake up, then boom, sunset window closed and you start panicking.
Tusky sunsetting has now been extended again, thanks to support from walrus protocol $WAL . You now have until March 19, 2026 to retrieve your data. That’s good news, but it’s not a reason to relax. It’s more like someone giving you extra fuel when the car is already low you still need to drive carefully.

First thing first, your data is safe on Walrus. Nothing is being deleted from the network. What’s changing is how you access it. Think of it like your files are still in the same warehouse, but the old door (Tusky) is closing, so you must start using a new door.
So what do you actually need to do?
You must export your blob IDs from Tusky. This can be done via the app, API, or SDK. If you don’t export these, it’s like knowing your money is in a bank but you forgot your account number. Later, you’ll regret it.
Then you need to migrate to another ecosystem option like ZarkLab, nami_hq, or pawtatofinance. Different tools fit different needs. For example, if you’re a developer running a data-heavy app, ZarkLab might make more sense. If you’re just managing user content or files, maybe nami_hq is simpler. Choose wisely, don’t just follow hype.

If you’re using password-protected keys stored by Tusky, this part is very important — request your encryption keys now. Don’t wait. Imagine storing family photos in a locked box, then later realizing the locksmith is gone and you never copied the key. That’s the situation you want to avoid.
Next, start downloading your datasets. Even if you don’t migrate everything today, at least make local backups. Tusky documentation and video tutorials are there, use them. Skipping docs usually ends in pain, everyone knows that.
After that, you may need to re-upload data, depending on which platform you migrate to. Once uploaded, validate reads and access patterns on Walrus. In simple words, test everything. Open files, run queries, make sure nothing is broken. Don’t assume it works just because upload finished.
Finally, update your applications or workflows. If your app was calling Tusky endpoints before, you must change that. Otherwise users will start complaining like “hey, nothing loads anymore”.
The main message is simple: don’t wait until the last week. March 19 comes faster than you think. Use this sunset period wisely, move step by step, and you’ll be fine. Those who delay usually learn the hard way.

#walrus @WalrusProtocol

EURØP is finally live on Plasma $XPL , and honestly this one feels different. This is not just another stablecoin announcement people scroll past on Crypto Twitter. This is Euro money actually stepping on-chain in a serious way.
EURØP is a Euro-backed stablecoin, meaning 1 EURØP follows the value of the real euro, not the US dollar. It’s issued by Schuman_io, a well known European fintech, not some anonymous team. Now here’s where it gets interesting through the upshift_fi vault on Plasma, both people and businesses can earn institutional-grade yield on their euros.

Think about this for a second. Right now, like 99% of stablecoins are dollar-pegged. USDT, USDC, DAI… all dollars. Why? Because most on-chain yield products are built around the dollar system. If you are in Europe holding euros, your money usually just sits there doing nothing, or you convert to dollars and take extra risk.
With EURØP on Plasma, that problem starts to disappear.
Imagine a small European business holding €50,000 for salaries or suppliers. Normally that cash just sleeps in the bank. Now, instead of converting to USD or touching risky assets, they can park those euros in the K3 EURØP vault, curated by k3_capital and powered by Upshift, and earn yield like big institutions do. Same euro, but now it works for you.
Or picture a regular person in Europe. You get paid in euros, you believe in crypto, but you don’t want dollar exposure. EURØP lets you stay in euros, on-chain, and still earn yield. That’s a big mental shift.
Plasma hosting EURØP also matters. It shows Plasma is not just chasing hype, but building real financial rails. Euro holders are now one step closer to serious, institutional-grade opportunities without leaving the blockchain world.
This is how on-chain finance grows quietly. Not with noise, but by solving real problems people actually feel every day.

#Plasma @Plasma

Rain is now live on Plasma $XPL and honestly this is one of those updates people may scroll past without realizing how big it actually is.

What Raincards are doing is simple to say, but powerful in real life. Now people and businesses can spend Plasma USDT at more than 150 million merchants worldwide. That means your stablecoins are no longer just numbers sitting in a wallet. You can pay for food, hotels, flights, subscriptions, even everyday shopping, almost anywhere Visa is accepted. No drama, no explaining crypto to the cashier.

Rain has always been about meeting builders where they already are. Their partners are building across many blockchains, not just one. So instead of forcing everyone to migrate, Rain decided to support Plasma, a Layer 1 that is purpose-built for global payments. This makes sense, because Plasma is focused on speed, stability, and real-world usage, not just hype.

With this new integration, teams building on Plasma can now launch their own card programs. And these are not demo cards or test products. These are real cards backed by stablecoins, giving USDT real spending power in the physical world. It’s basically turning crypto into something you can actually live with, not just trade.
What many people don’t see is how careful Rain is with security. They don’t just “plug in a chain and go live.” Their protocol engineers design custom smart contracts for every new blockchain they support. Before anything goes public, external auditors review everything to make sure it’s safe. And even after launch, audits don’t stop. This is about long-term trust, not shortcuts.
Another key point: Rain is the only Visa Principal Member that allows partners to launch and manage card programs across multiple blockchains at the same time. That’s huge. It removes a lot of friction for teams who want global reach without rebuilding everything for each chain. One system, many ecosystems, global cards that work at over 150 million merchants.
Plasma’s integration didn’t happen randomly. It followed real demand from partners who want to expand card access across different ecosystems. This shows there is growing appetite to move stablecoins from wallets into everyday life.
In simple terms, this is crypto doing what it promised years ago: making digital money usable in the real world. Not tomorrow, not “soon”, but now.
#Plasma @Plasma

Think about this for a second… what happens when sending money across the world becomes basically free? No crazy bank charges, no waiting days, no middlemen eating your money. That’s when the old finance system starts to look useless. Legacy banks, remittance companies, all those slow systems we grew up with… they slowly fade out.

This is where Walrus $WAL comes in. It’s not just another crypto buzzword. It’s part of this new Sui-powered trust ecosystem where value moves fast, open, and without asking permission. Money flows like the internet itself, borderless and always on.

So the real question is not if things disappear, but what do you build next? New apps, new businesses, new ways people trust and exchange value globally.

#walrus @WalrusProtocol