$FUN , what stands out here is the sharp V-shaped recovery from the lows and the clean reclaim of short-term structure. Price didn’t just bounce… it accelerated, flipped resistance into support, and is now holding above key averages.
The selloff into ~0.00120 looks like a liquidity grab. Right after that sweep, buyers stepped in aggressively, creating a strong impulse leg. Since then, FUN has been forming higher lows and holding its ground instead of retracing deeply, which signals real participation.
Market view
Structure has shifted bullish. The impulse created a new short-term range, and price is consolidating near the upper half of that range. As long as this base holds, continuation remains favored.
Entry zone
0.00133 – 0.00136
Targets
TP1 → 0.00142
TP2 → 0.00148
TP3 → 0.00155
Invalidation
Below 0.00127
A break and acceptance under this level would invalidate the bullish structure.
Why this works
Downside liquidity has already been taken, momentum flipped, and volume expanded on the push up. This looks like accumulation after a sweep, not a dead-cat bounce.
I’m letting price prove strength and following structure, not chasing candles.
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$PAXG
My goal is to protect the community during these conditions.
The reason for today's crash was nothing else than this post in the picture, I shared with you all rebalancing and mechanical selling of $14B spots 3 days back Shared this afternoon with gold members about selling and risk free for Thursday and Friday, watching so many socials, people got liquidated given back their gains. That's the reason of being with the community and like minded you but the right ones is the most important aspect. Lately you haven't seen me posting much on crypto, there was nothing to share, why would I raise faulse hopes in everyone ? just to get bullish views got more reacts on socials and here, but I have a responsibility and I need to tell what I see, rest your own choice. Happy if you all are safe with the recent market updates.
#GoldOnTheRise
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Everyone talks about privacy coins, but @Dusk_Foundation isn’t just whispering about secrecy it’s building privacy that institutions can trust.
$DUSK isn’t hype; it’s regulatory-friendly, compliance-ready, and built for real adoption.
Confidential smart contracts: execute transactions without exposing sensitive data
Regulatory alignment: designed for businesses, tokenized assets, and finance use cases
Secure + scalable: privacy without slowing down performance.
Where most privacy projects promise anonymity, Dusk delivers privacy AND usability, making it a serious contender for regulated markets.
How Dusk Compares
Monero ($XMR ): Private by default, but not institution-friendly. Dusk is privacy with compliance.
Zcash (ZEC): Offers optional privacy, but lacks wide adoption in enterprise use. Dusk focuses on real-world workflows.
Secret Network (SCRT): Strong privacy tech, but Dusk matches that with speed, scalability, and finance-ready features.
$DUSK isn’t about speculation or hype it’s about creating a privacy layer that companies and institutions can actually build on. In a world where confidential transactions are critical, Dusk is quietly positioning itself as the go-to protocol for compliant privacy on-chain.
Thanks toSpeed in blockchain is usually sold like a headline metric. Plasma treats it more like an operating principle. @Plasma isn’t just chasing fast blocks, it’s designing an environment where performance stays predictable as demand grows. That matters now, when AI agents, real-time apps, and automated finance don’t pause for congestion. $XPL sits at the center of this system, aligning incentives around throughput, reliability, and scale rather than short-term hype. Think of a flow diagram where activity increases but friction doesn’t — that’s the ambition. For builders, it means fewer compromises. For users, it means apps that feel instant instead of experimental. Over the next 6–12 months, chains that quietly handle load will define where real usage lives. #xpl
#vanar $VANRY
Designing for the Real World
Traditional blockchain design assumes that "faster is always better." Vanar Chain pivots this logic, assuming that for Web3 to actually work for humans, it needs to be approachable, predictable, and smart.
1. Predictability Over Volatility
Most chains assume users should pay more when the network is busy. Vanar assumes the opposite: for a gamer or a brand to feel safe, costs must be stable and microscopic. By fixing transaction fees, they remove the "fear of the gas fee" that keeps people away from crypto.
2. Intelligence Over Raw Data
Vanar assumes that a "dumb" ledger isn't enough anymore. By weaving AI directly into the chain, it moves from being just a digital filing cabinet to an active partner that can analyze data and automate complex tasks for the user.
3. Responsibility Over Anonymity
While many chains value total anonymity, Vanar assumes that trust is earned. By using reputable partners and green energy, they design for a world where environmental impact and brand safety actually matter.
Would you like me to draft a comparison of how these "human" features stack up against a more rigid network like Ethereum?
@Vanar
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En finanzas reguladas, la identidad es obligatoria. El problema es que, en la mayoría de sistemas, verificar identidad implica exponer más información de la necesaria. Ese exceso es una fuente constante de riesgo y fricción.
Citadel aborda este punto desde un principio distinto: no se trata de revelar quién eres, sino de demostrar que cumples los requisitos correctos. La identidad se convierte en una capa de verificación, no en un repositorio de datos personales circulando entre intermediarios.
Este enfoque permite separar dos cosas que suelen confundirse: cumplimiento y exposición. Es posible cumplir con KYC y AML sin convertir cada interacción en una fuga potencial de información sensible.
Sobre esta lógica, @Dusk_Foundation integra identidad verificable como parte del sistema, donde $DUSK coordina reglas y validaciones sin necesidad de centralizar datos personales. La identidad deja de ser un riesgo estructural y pasa a ser una propiedad controlada.
#Dusk
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Esta publicación no debe considerarse asesoramiento financiero. Realiza siempre tu propia investigación y toma decisiones informadas al invertir en criptomonedas.
Imagine sending money and not having to think about the network behind it; no gas calculation and no need to wait to see if it "really" went through. Just send and that's it. It's an ordinary moment but it's what Plasma is trying to quietly restore.
Plasma starts from how people already behave on-chain: they use stablecoins to pay, settle and move value with confidence. Therefore, Plasma builds a Layer-1 that respects that intent, with a chain that doesn't ask users to understand its mechanics but adapts itself to their expectations. The transactions finalize quickly, not just technically but emotionally; once it's sent, it feels final.
Developers arrive to familiar tools but users experience something different: gasless USDT transfers and fees paid in stablecoins, not volatile assets. The system fades into the background, where infrastructure belongs.
If Plasma succeeds, it won't feel like innovation; it will feel like money finally acting normal again. That may be the most meaningful progress of all. XPL quietly supports validators and incentives, doing its job without demanding attention. Security leans on long-term credibility, with Bitcoin anchoring trust rather than hype.
@Plasma #plasma $XPL
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@Dusk_Foundation Admin power is the one kind of access that gets more dangerous with age. In Dusk Network, that idea matters because the chain is meant to carry regulated, real-world assets, where “who can do what” isn’t an abstract debate, it’s a control you’ll be audited on. What I like about proof-of-stake networks in general, and Dusk’s provisioner model specifically, is that the most important privileges are pushed into protocol rules and economic incentives instead of a single superuser account. You still have moments where humans hold sharp tools: release keys, upgrade pipelines, emergency switches. And that’s exactly why the title fits. Treat admin like a liability, then design so a single compromised key can’t quietly rewrite reality. Security researchers keep repeating the same lesson: private-key risk is still where mature systems stumble, even after “successful” audits.
@Dusk_Foundation #dusk $DUSK #Dusk
#walrus $WAL How WAL Powers DeFi on Sui
DeFi on Sui has evolved beyond simple token swaps. It’s become a full-fledged ecosystem—lending, liquidity pools, staking, yield farming, and more. WAL has moved past being just another token in your wallet to something you actually use.
With Sui’s quick transactions and ultra-low fees, even those with smaller balances can move assets, explore different strategies, and see tangible outcomes. It’s simple to keep your WAL active across many DeFi platforms.
Lending and Borrowing
You can lend out your WAL and earn returns from borrowers and extra incentives. Alternatively, use WAL as collateral to borrow other tokens, maintaining liquidity without selling your WAL. This lets you stay flexible while holding onto future potential.
Liquidity Pools
WAL appears in many trading pairs—WAL/SUI, WAL with stablecoins, and more. By providing liquidity, you help enable trades and earn a share of fees, sometimes with extra bonuses. Liquidity providers keep trading running smoothly.
Yield Farming
Yield farming takes liquidity a step further. You earn additional tokens for participating. Stake LP tokens, join campaigns, and you can earn more WAL. Just remember, there are risks like impermanent loss and price volatility.
Staking and Incentives
Certain platforms let you stake WAL to earn a portion of protocol revenue, have a say in governance, or receive bonus rewards. WAL often serves as the incentive to get people participating, boost liquidity, and help these protocols expand.
Benefits and Risks
WAL is involved in all aspects—lending, borrowing, trading, farming, staking. As more projects adopt it, opportunities keep expanding. Still, you need to be aware of risks like smart contract bugs, changing rewards, and market swings.
WAL isn’t just another token on Sui—it’s becoming a key driver behind all the DeFi action here.
@WalrusProtocol
Disclaimer:Not Financial Advice
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Vanar is a Layer 1 blockchain built with one clear goal: make Web3 usable for real people. Instead of focusing only on traders or developers, they’re designing infrastructure for gaming, entertainment, brands, and everyday users who want smooth digital experiences.
The idea behind Vanar is simple. Blockchain should feel invisible. Users should be able to play games, collect digital assets, and interact with apps without worrying about complex wallets or unpredictable fees. That’s why they focus on EVM compatibility, stable fee logic, and a system that supports consumer scale products.
They’re also building a wider ecosystem around real use cases like Virtua Metaverse and the VGN games network, which pushes the chain to handle real users instead of theoretical activity. The VANRY token powers transactions, staking, and network incentives, but the goal is to keep the token working quietly in the background rather than becoming a barrier.
I’m watching Vanar because it focuses on product experience first, not hype. They’re trying to bring mainstream users into Web3 by reducing friction and building infrastructure that feels natural to use.
@Vanar #vanar $VANRY #Vanar