$ZEC ZECUSDT 🐻🌫️📉
Zcash remains structurally weak, stuck in a long-term declining trend that shows no sign of reversing 🔻🕯️. Privacy coins face consistent macro pressure, limiting upside momentum regardless of temporary bounces 🚫🌪️. The asset continues to reject at overhead resistance zones, signaling strong seller presence 🧱🔨. Market participants appear uninterested, leading to thinning liquidity and choppy candles 🩸💤. Trend indicators point downward, reinforcing the bearish macro picture 📉⏳. Bears monitor every failed attempt to push higher for short entries 🐻🕹️.
🔺Why #Walrus Red Stuff Finally Makes Decentralized Storage Feel... Actually Usable
Look, decentralized storage has always had this awkward vibe: either you pay through the nose for a million copies of your file (hello, insane costs), or you go the erasure-coding route and pray recovery doesn't take forever when nodes flake out. Most systems force you to pick your poison—cheap but fragile, or bulletproof but wallet-draining.
Walrus flips that script hard with Red Stuff, their homegrown 2D erasure-coding wizardry. Instead of basic 1D splitting (like old-school Reed-Solomon), Red Stuff slices your data into a clever grid—think rows and columns of tiny coded pieces called “slivers.” You get crazy resilience: lose a bunch of nodes (even up to 2/3 of shards in some failure models), and the system still rebuilds what’s missing fast.
The killer part? Recovery is self-healing and stupid-efficient. Traditional setups often force you to redownload the entire blob to fix one missing piece (bandwidth nightmare). Red Stuff? It only pulls what’s actually lost—bandwidth scales with the damage, not the whole file. We’re talking O(|blob|/n) vibes versus the usual O(|blob|) slog. That means the network stays light, nodes churn without drama, and your data just... keeps working.
Real-world wins stack up quick:
Overhead stays low (~4–5× replication factor instead of 20–30× or full replication madness).
It handles Byzantine faults (malicious nodes) without breaking a sweat.
Works great in async, real-decentralized networks—no cheating the proofs by delaying responses.
Built on Sui for coordination, so it’s chain-agnostic enough for Ethereum/Solana apps to plug in too.
For devs and teams, this isn’t just “another Filecoin/Arweave/Storj clone.” Walrus feels like decentralized storage that finally competes with centralized clouds on speed, cost, and reliability—no single point of failure, no surprise bills, and no “sorry, your blob’s gone because 12 nodes dipped.”
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🇹🇭 Thailand Takes a Tough Stand: What the New Anti–Grey Money Plan Means for Crypto and Digital Finance 🇹🇭
Thailand is stepping into a new era of financial regulation as Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul launches a powerful crackdown on “grey money” and suspicious capital flows. This isn’t just another policy change it is a strong signal that Thailand wants a safer, more transparent financial system and yes, that includes digital assets.
The plan puts tighter rules on both gold trading and crypto, ensuring that money entering or moving within the system is clean and traceable. One of the biggest highlights is the introduction of the Travel Rule, which will require identity verification for both the sender and receiver in every wallet-to-wallet transfer. Anonymous transfers will slowly disappear and accountability will take center stage.
To strengthen this move even further, the government is establishing a National Data Bureau a centralized body that will collect and monitor financial data across the country. This will help regulators quickly detect suspicious transactions and protect the financial ecosystem from abuse.
For everyday users and investors, this could mean safer participation in the digital world. For criminals, it’s a serious warning. Thailand is clearly preparing its financial system for the future transparent, secure and better regulated.
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$BTC $BNB $SOL
The first signs of LTH capitulation are starting to appear 👀
The last time Bitcoin traded at such low price levels was in April 2025, about 9 months ago.
🔴 Most participants who bought after that period and have held until now are currently sitting on unrealized losses.
💡 As a reminder, BTC held for more than 6 months are classified as Long-Term Holders (LTH).
What we are currently observing on the LTH SOPR (Spent Output Profit Ratio) is something that typically only occurs during bear markets.
💥 In recent days, the LTH SOPR briefly dipped below the 1.0 level, indicating that some LTHs, most likely the younger ones, are choosing to capitulate
For now, these moves remain isolated, as the 30-day average is still clearly positive at 1.18.
This means that, on average, LTHs realized 18% profit over the past month.
That said, this remains well below the annual average, which stands around 2.0.
👉 While it is interesting to observe these early signs of LTH capitulation, a significant deterioration from here would be bearish in the short term.
It can also be interpreted as a sign that selling pressure is easing as realized profits continue to decline.
But for bullish continuation in the near term, the LTH SOPR would need to stabilize and ideally start trending higher again.
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The first signs of LTH capitulation are starting to appear 👀
The last time Bitcoin traded at such low price levels was in April 2025, about 9 months ago.
🔴 Most participants who bought after that period and have held until now are currently sitting on unrealized losses.
💡 As a reminder, BTC held for more than 6 months are classified as Long-Term Holders (LTH).
What we are currently observing on the LTH SOPR (Spent Output Profit Ratio) is something that typically only occurs during bear markets.
💥 In recent days, the LTH SOPR briefly dipped below the 1.0 level, indicating that some LTHs, most likely the younger ones, are choosing to capitulate
For now, these moves remain isolated, as the 30-day average is still clearly positive at 1.18.
This means that, on average, LTHs realized 18% profit over the past month.
That said, this remains well below the annual average, which stands around 2.0.
👉 While it is interesting to observe these early signs of LTH capitulation, a significant deterioration from here would be bearish in the short term.
It can also be interpreted as a sign that selling pressure is easing as realized profits continue to decline.
But for bullish continuation in the near term, the LTH SOPR would need to stabilize and ideally start trending higher again.