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builds the infrastructure for large-scale data on Sui, letting projects host big files, prove data availability on-chain, and keep it private with Seal.
Its biggest advantage is adoption—Pudgy Penguins uses it for IP and media, AI projects rely on it for compute and storage, Pipe cuts latency, and Space & Time provide analytics. $WAL L token launches with 690M supply, unlocks linearly until 2033, and reduces user lock-ups by 10%.@WalrusProtocol

Most public blockchains today are not truly decentralized. They look decentralized, but behind the scenes, many are controlled by a small number of powerful nodes. This is why everyday users often end up being the ones who lose — while bots and big players win.

For years, people have been obsessed with TPS (transactions per second). But TPS alone means nothing.
Even an Excel sheet can show high TPS if everything is centralized.
The real problem isn’t consensus or block speed — it’s how fast information moves between nodes.
The Hidden Issue: Network Propagation
Most EVM-based chains still use an old gossip protocol, where transactions spread slowly and randomly across the network. This delay gives MEV bots the perfect chance to jump ahead of normal users and extract value.

What Dusk Does Differently
#Dusk Network fixes the problem at its root — the network layer.
Uses Kadcast, a structured broadcasting system
Messages move efficiently instead of chaotically
Network speed stays fast even as the network grows
Propagation scales logarithmically, not explosively
This means:
Sub-second finality
Less room for MEV attacks
Fairer transaction ordering
No need for fragile Layer 2s
Built for Institutions, Not Hype
While Ethereum depends on Layer 2s that fragment liquidity, Dusk keeps everything on Layer 1, combining:
Kadcast networking
Zero-knowledge privacy
Compliance-ready design
This is exactly what banks, funds, and institutions will need when serious capital enters crypto.$DUSK @Dusk_Foundation

One of the biggest frictions in blockchain only appears when regular people try to use it. You click “send” and suddenly you’re not just a user — you’re forced to guess. How busy is the network? How much fee should you bid so your transaction doesn’t get stuck? On many major chains, fees work like auctions, where higher bids jump the line. That system might make sense for traders, but it feels exhausting for everyday actions like signing in, minting something small, or triggering an app feature.

#Vanar takes a simpler approach at a moment when the audience has changed. It assumes blockchains are no longer just for power users, but for games, wallets, AI apps, and services that need lots of small, frequent actions to feel normal. Instead of bidding wars, Vanar uses fixed fees and processes transactions in first-in, first-out order. No premium lane, no guessing games.@Vanarchain

For users, this matters psychologically as much as financially. When you know exactly what an action will cost, you stop hesitating. Apps feel smoother because you’re not pausing to think about fee strategy. Vanar keeps this predictability even when the VANRY token price moves by anchoring common transactions to a tiny fixed dollar value, then converting that into $VANRY RY at the moment of use using validated market prices.

There are still safeguards. Larger, heavier transactions cost more through a tiered fee system, making spam expensive without punishing normal users. Fixed fees won’t magically remove congestion, but they do keep the toll predictable while the line grows. If the future really is AI-heavy apps with constant low-stakes interactions, that predictability isn’t a bonus — it’s the whole point.

Most blockchains still treat users like test subjects. Fees jump without warning, transactions get stuck during peak hours, and “fast” suddenly means nothing when the network is congested.
#Plasma takes a very different approach.
By designing the chain specifically for stablecoin payments, Plasma focuses on what users actually care about: reliability, predictability, and clarity. Transactions finalize quickly and consistently, fees remain stable instead of spiking randomly, and payment flows don’t break when activity increases.

For users, this means no guessing games. You know what you’ll pay, when your transaction will settle, and that it won’t be silently deprioritized. For businesses and everyday payments, that predictability is the real upgrade.
Plasma doesn’t try to impress with flashy features. It improves user experience by quietly removing friction — and in payments, that matters more than speed headlines.@Plasma

#Vanar Chain is one of the earliest AI-native Layer-1 blockchains where data goes beyond simple storage and becomes usable knowledge. Through its Neutron layer, real files are compressed into on-chain Seeds that AI can query directly, while Kayon brings reasoning and compliance logic into smart contracts themselves. $VANRY @Vanarchain

This design signals a shift toward blockchains that do more than execute code—they understand context and make decisions. With global partners such as NVIDIA, Google Cloud, and PayFi, Vanar is combining tokens with AI agents to define the next generation of blockchain infrastructure.
In this sense, Vanar Chain reflects the rise of intelligent blockchains—networks that don’t just record transactions, but understand data, support autonomous agents, and evolve with real economic activity.

describes itself as a blockchain designed mainly for stablecoin payments. Instead of trying to do everything, it focuses on what payments actually need: fast transfers, predictable fees, and built-in rules that support compliance.
Today, stablecoins already move massive amounts of money, but most of them still run on blockchains that were not designed for reliable, everyday payments or proper monitoring. Plasma is trying to fix that gap.
It’s also worth clearing up the funding details: Plasma raised $24M in total across its Seed and Series A rounds — not a $74M Series A.
In the end, the real test isn’t the narrative, it’s daily performance. Fees should stay stable, the network should stay online, and when something goes wrong, it should be easy to detect and fix.
A payment-focused chain must handle peak traffic, fraud attempts, and edge cases smoothly, without constant manual intervention.@Plasma

Many blockchains promise decentralization, but in reality, users often get exploited. On networks like Ethereum, transactions sit in a public mempool where bots can see everything. This allows MEV bots to front-run trades, manipulate ordering, and extract value from normal users. If you’ve ever lost money because your transaction was reordered or your slippage suddenly increased, you’ve felt this problem firsthand.

Even Proof-of-Stake doesn’t fully fix it. Large staking pools control too much power, increasing censorship risk. If regulators pressure a few big players, transactions can be delayed, reordered, or blocked entirely. That’s not real decentralization — it’s just centralized power in a new form.

Dusk Network takes a different path.
Instead of public validators and visible bidding, Dusk uses SBA (Isolated Byzantine Agreement) and Kadcast. There are no fixed validators and no public mempool. Nodes participate anonymously using zero-knowledge proofs, so no one knows who will produce the next block. This makes front-running, bribery, censorship, and MEV attacks practically impossible.

Kadcast ensures fast and stable block propagation without network congestion, which is critical for real financial applications. Transactions are processed fairly, without bots watching and waiting to strike.
Dusk is built specifically for Real-World Assets (RWA). Its Citadel compliance system allows institutions to meet KYC and AML requirements without exposing user identities. That’s something traditional finance actually needs — privacy with compliance.
When large assets like real estate, bonds, and private equity move on-chain, transparency without protection becomes a liability. No serious institution wants every transaction exposed or exploitable.
Dusk isn’t chasing hype, TPS numbers, or memes. It’s quietly building a system where mathematics protects users, not exploits them.
This isn’t about speed.
It’s about dignity, security, and the future of finance.

$DUSK #dusk @Dusk_Foundation