Walrus Protocol (@WalrusProtocol / WAL): Decentralized storage on the Sui blockchain (for large files, video, images, AI data). The data storage problem in Web3 is still relevant; if the data market grows in the AI era, protocols like Walrus can be very important. It has the advantage of integration with the Sui ecosystem.
/ DUSK): Privacy-first Layer-1, but primarily for regulated financial markets (RWA – real world assets, tokenized securities). It may serve as a bridge between DeFi and tradfi with a combination of institutional-level compliance + privacy. It appears to be one of the projects that could come to the forefront as regulation strengthens (e.g., MiCA, etc.).
@Plasma #Plasma $XPL / XPL): A specialized Layer-1 blockchain for stablecoin payments. Recognized for focusing on stablecoins like USDT, zero-fee transfers, and EVM compatibility. It has a very practical use-case if global payments and stablecoin adoption increase. However, it has experienced significant price drops in recent months (high volatility after launch).
What is the key to transferring real financial markets to the blockchain? HeinDauven's response about Dusk in yesterday's Binance AMA hit the nail on the head! Unlike completely private or completely transparent blockchains, Dusk creates a compliance framework with its 'default privacy + need-based auditing' approach. Thanks to ZK technology, transactions remain confidential while also meeting regulatory monitoring requirements. In fact, it has embedded MiCA rules at the protocol layer. This is the fundamental difference that sets it apart from other blockchains; it delicately resolves the privacy and compliance contradiction in transferring RWAs to the blockchain and truly meets the need for the transfer of institutional-level financial assets on-chain. 💡🔒📈
without persistent context and memory for agents, each interaction starts from scratch. Chain addresses this issue at the infrastructure level with the myNeutron product. MyNeutron is a living proof that semantic memory and persistent context for AI can exist on the blockchain layer. This means that agents can retain their past interactions and develop in a personal and consistent manner. the token plays a central role in the operation of this core memory service. This is a transition from the world of short-term chatbots to the world of long-term personal assistants.
Networks generally do not remain decentralized spontaneously; intentional design is required for this. Why? Because often small nodes cannot compete with large organizations that ultimately combine staking power.
Walrus is built to naturally resist this because it has a structure where nodes earn [WAL]( https://walrus.xyz/use ) based not on size or reputation, but on verifiable uptime and reliability.
Kayon is proof that transparent AI can live on the chain, explaining how decisions are made. This means not just automation, but also justification. The era of AI being a black box is coming to an end. $VANRY is part of the infrastructure that forms the basis of this transparency and reliability.
🔓 Token Unlock (25 January – 88.89M $XPL ) Meaning: This refers to the release of tokens that were previously held for a specified period (lock-up) into the market.
Potential impacts: Supply pressure: If there are a large number of tokens available in the market, it may impact the price in the short term. Liquidity increase: More tokens may be available for participants.
Concern: Large unlocks may create selling pressure concerns among investors. Context: If the use of these tokens for staking, liquidity, and governance is predominant in the ecosystem, the long-term impact may be limited.
Recently, I had a conversation with someone claiming to be a "professional teacher" who is also an investor in a so-called licensed UK company called ATQ. While the conversation seemed friendly, the red flags were everywhere.
I’m sharing this to protect our community from potential Ponzi Schemes.
🚩 How the S.c.a.m Works (The Red Flags):
Unrealistic Returns: They promise 7% weekly or 28% monthly profits. In the real crypto market, even Bitcoin Whales cannot guarantee such fixed high returns consistently.
The "Licensed" Label: They often claim to be registered under the UK Company House. Remember: Being registered is NOT the same as being regulated or safe. Anyone can register a company for a few pounds.
Urgency & Passive Income: They lure you with "Passive Income" and "Swing Trade" packages that offer 20% to 60% ROI in just a few days. If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is!
The Soft Sell: When you refuse, they act polite and tell you to "just keep the information." This is a tactic to build trust and wait for you to lower your guard.
💡 My Advice to Fellow Traders:
1. DYOR (Do Your Own Research): Never trust a third-party platform with your funds just because they show you a certificate.
2. Self-Custody is Key: Keep your assets on reputable exchanges like Binance or in your private cold wallets.
3. No Guaranteed Profits: Crypto is volatile. Anyone promising "guaranteed profit" regardless of market conditions is likely a scammer.
Stay safe, stay alert, and don't let greed blind your judgment. The Sc@mmer are getting smarter—we need to be even smarter! 🧠💪
@BinanceOracle @CZ @Richard Teng @Binance Announcement #CryptoSafety #ScamAlert
Recently, I had a conversation with someone claiming to be a "professional teacher" who is also an investor in a so-called licensed UK company called ATQ. While the conversation seemed friendly, the red flags were everywhere.
I’m sharing this to protect our community from potential Ponzi Schemes.
🚩 How the S.c.a.m Works (The Red Flags):
Unrealistic Returns: They promise 7% weekly or 28% monthly profits. In the real crypto market, even Bitcoin Whales cannot guarantee such fixed high returns consistently.
The "Licensed" Label: They often claim to be registered under the UK Company House. Remember: Being registered is NOT the same as being regulated or safe. Anyone can register a company for a few pounds.
Urgency & Passive Income: They lure you with "Passive Income" and "Swing Trade" packages that offer 20% to 60% ROI in just a few days. If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is!
The Soft Sell: When you refuse, they act polite and tell you to "just keep the information." This is a tactic to build trust and wait for you to lower your guard.
💡 My Advice to Fellow Traders:
1. DYOR (Do Your Own Research): Never trust a third-party platform with your funds just because they show you a certificate.
2. Self-Custody is Key: Keep your assets on reputable exchanges like Binance or in your private cold wallets.
3. No Guaranteed Profits: Crypto is volatile. Anyone promising "guaranteed profit" regardless of market conditions is likely a scammer.
Stay safe, stay alert, and don't let greed blind your judgment. The Sc@mmer are getting smarter—we need to be even smarter! 🧠💪
@BinanceOracle @CZ @Richard Teng @Binance Announcement #CryptoSafety #ScamAlert