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Dusk Network and the Trend of Security Tokenization
If we look at tokenizing securities from outside crypto, I think it’s easy to see a paradox: everyone says this is the future of finance, but very few systems are actually being used in real operations. The reason does not lie in the blockchain not being fast enough or cheap enough. It lies in the fact that most Web3 infrastructure is designed for DeFi, while securities live in a completely different world—where compliance, privacy, and legal responsibilities are far more important than composability or permissionless.
Bitcoin in Q1: A Shaping Phase of Trends and a Test of Market Confidence
If viewed from a seasonal perspective, Q1 is usually not a booming phase but rather a 'shaping' phase. Historical data shows that January and February have quite clear positive yield expectations, while March tends to be more polarized. This tells me that Q1 is rarely the place where the market provides the final answer, but rather where it poses questions. I usually view Q1 as a test of structure. When $BTC increases in January-February, the important factor is not the percentage increase, but the price increase in the context of liquidity, who is buying and who is selling.
Looking back at play-to-earn from the 2020-2022 period, I think its problem has never been about whether 'making money from games is feasible or not.' The problem lies in the game being turned into a disguised financial mechanism, where gameplay is only a means to farm tokens. When new cash flow stops, the entire model collapses very quickly. Vanar is interesting in that they do not try to fix play-to-earn by changing tokenomics, but rather ask the fundamental question: where should the role of blockchain in games truly lie?
Plasma collaborates with NEAR Intents to optimize execution prices for on-chain transactions
@Plasma has just announced the integration of NEAR Intents. It may seem like just another technical update in crypto, but if you look closely, especially for those interested in DEX vs CEX — this is a noteworthy piece, particularly when it comes to large volume transactions. NEAR Intents, simply put, is an approach where users do not need to worry too much about how it works, but just need to clearly state what result they want.
Cash flow from BTC mining pools is running dry: Is the market preparing for a new liquidity explosion?
Selling pressure from miners is reaching the lowest levels of the cycle. Looking at the on-chain data at this moment, a fairly clear story can be seen: BTC cash flow out of miner wallets has just dropped to extremely low levels. This is not just a technical number, but a behavioral signal that needs to be read in the correct context. Today, the amount $BTC transferred out from the mining pools is only about 84 BTC. Historically, whenever this cash flow has dwindled to such an extent, it often reflects two parallel possibilities.
Is Vanar Chain going against the current Web3 trend?
In the context of 2026, when many Web3 projects are still obsessed with pursuing Layer 2, Layer 3, or increasingly complex DeFi structures, @Vanarchain has chosen a simpler and more practical direction: focusing on real-world applications.
In my view, the team is prioritizing a smooth experience for regular users. Adhering to ESG standards also helps Vanar easily collaborate with large traditional enterprises.
While the market is struggling, focusing on real usability will help Vanar maintain stability and sustainable viability through various cycles. @Vanarchain #vanar $VANRY
Update on Plasma 2026 roadmap: Upcoming features and impact on price $XPL
Hello everyone, every time I read the Plasma 2026 roadmap, I always remind myself to separate the story of "upcoming features" from the more important question of how this system will behave in case of issues.
Adding new mechanisms, adding layers of intent, adding abstraction sounds very appealing, especially when tied to expectations for XPL price, and I understand why many find it hard to stay out.
But what I care more about is who has the power to upgrade, who can halt the system, and in the worst-case scenario, can I withdraw my funds — because I've seen those systems with "very beautiful designs" fail exactly at this point.
In crypto, the biggest losses rarely come from price volatility, but from losing your autonomy when things start to go awry.
When everything runs smoothly, the roadmap always seems reasonable, but when real pressure comes, will the assumptions about security and trust still hold, or in the end, am I trading away autonomy just to gain a better experience and liquidity?
Many brothers are asking when the altcoin season will be, here it is. $DUSK x5 from the bottom $RIVER x50 times and $ZKC x2 times and many new coins are also pumping.
However, the old coin group is still stagnant, and many altcoins are even declining sharply; during this season, the cash flow is being tightened, especially as we prepare for the Lunar New Year. Currently, I see that cash flow is being pumped into the new coin group. Is there anyone following a list of brothers who are excited?
ETF capital withdraws sharply, pressure continues to weigh heavily on the Bitcoin market
The flow of money from BTC ETF funds continues to depict a less favorable picture in the past trading week, indicating that the cautious sentiment of institutional capital has not changed much. In just 4 trading sessions in the U.S., excluding the holiday Monday, the total value of net capital withdrawals has reached approximately 1.4 billion USD - a figure large enough to exert significant pressure on the market. Notably, the two organizations that previously led the buying force, BlackRock and Fidelity, have now become the focal point of selling pressure this week.
ETH analysis stable within a narrow range after significant fluctuations
Quick update on $ETH for everyone to keep informed! After the recent sell-off, panic has spread, and many rushed to conclude that 'everything is over.' However, in reality, the price action is moving in a completely different direction than what the crowd fears. There is selling pressure, even quite intense, but the notable point lies in the market's reaction. At lower price levels, ETH shows relatively good defensive capability, with demand appearing clearly enough to prevent a further uncontrolled decline.
BTC developments at the end of January 2026: Price scenarios to watch
There is only one week left until the end of the month, so for many people, this perspective may be a bit late. But for me, trading has never been about chasing deadlines. As long as it remains valuable for those who need a reference framework, that is enough. With $BTC in January 2026 (counting from now), my main bias is still bearish. The price structure is not really convincing enough to talk about a clear reversal, and the probability of continuing the downward trend is still higher. However, I am not rigid with my perspective. The bottom area of last month is a region I monitor very closely, because if the price reacts well enough here, I am ready to flip my bias instead of sticking to the initial viewpoint.
The bullish market for altcoins often does not begin with consensus or clear belief. On the contrary, it usually appears when most of the market is still skeptical, uncertain, or caught up in other narratives. While all eyes are still on Bitcoin, the money is quietly shifting and laying the groundwork for a new cycle. That is how the altcoin seasons in the past have formed, and this time there is not much difference in terms of psychology.
Why Vanar focuses on performance and practical application
If you look at Vanar only through the familiar lens of crypto, it’s easy to question: why do they talk so much about performance, latency, UX, and practical application, while 'standard Web3' things like absolute decentralization or flashy technical metrics are not prioritized. But the more I observe closely, the more I see this is not a marketing choice, but a direct consequence of how Vanar views the core issue that Web3 has yet to solve.
The imbalance between Supply - Demand and the liquidity explosion scenario of Bitcoin
Bitcoin is entering a phase of clearly diminishing demand, while the flow of whales and dolphins is shifting to a state of compression. This is a rare combination of weakening demand, neutral behavior from large investors, and a narrowing trading capital flow — a configuration that often appears before strong volatility phases. Apparent demand has remained negative for several weeks, indicating a structural absence of new spot buyers, even as prices remain sideways.
Why Plasma is being mentioned strongly in the 2025–2026 cycle
If you have been through the uptrend season of 2021, the name 'Plasma' must sound both strange and familiar. Familiar because it evokes memories of a solution to scale Ethereum from a long time ago, strange because Plasma of 2025–2026 has nothing to do with that anymore. Plasma (XPL) is now a completely different entity, and if I had to use one word to describe it, I think the term 'monster' is not an exaggeration, especially in the context of this cycle revolving around stablecoins, payments, and financial infrastructure.
Bitcoin Halving 2024 - 2026: Looking back at history or the beginning of a 'New Super Cycle'?
Bitcoin 2024–2026: 'old bottle new wine' or are we truly living in a super cycle? Honestly, during April 2024 when the Halving took place, did we not stay up counting down each block and hoping for an immediate 'to the moon' moment? But the market always teaches us the lesson of patience. Now, looking back from the year 2026 over the past two years, I realize that we are no longer in the time of 'buying a random coin and praying' anymore. Bitcoin $BTC has changed, and the way it operates in cycles is also very different from before.
VANAR SELF-LOCATING IN THE CURRENT BLOCKCHAIN FOREST
Amidst a forest of Layer 1 and Layer 2 emerging like mushrooms today, Vanar ($VANRY ) chooses a path for itself that is quite wise, positioning itself as a blockchain dedicated to entertainment and major brands.
From a builder's perspective, I find this approach quite practical. Most brands do not care about TPS or consensus mechanisms.
What they need is to deploy products, control user experience, and harness data without taking on additional technical risks of Web3.
Vanar builds its ecosystem in a brand-centric direction, viewing blockchain as the underlying infrastructure, not something that forces businesses to "start learning from scratch."
Data optimization: Combining with AI to analyze user behavior, helping businesses optimize revenue right on the chain.
The point I value the most is how Vanar speaks about data. Combining AI to read user behavior directly on the chain shows that they are not only thinking about infrastructure but also about business efficiency. @Vanarchain #vanar $VANRY
BTC Warning: On-chain Profit Signal Has Dropped to Negative – A Decisive Moment!
$BTC Warning: On-chain Profit Signal Has Dropped to Negative – A Decisive Moment! For the first time since 2023, the actual on-chain profit of Bitcoin has officially turned negative.
For me, this is not a signal to panic sell, but it is definitely a sign that the market is entering an extremely sensitive phase.
In the past, this phenomenon often occurred at the beginning of a bear cycle, when new money starts to weaken despite high expectations.
@Plasma has just integrated NEAR Intents, and this is a quite noteworthy piece for on-chain transaction infrastructure.
This time I see the Plasma team aiming directly at the problem of payments and large volume swaps — something that DeFi has always struggled to do well enough.
With NEAR Intents, large transactions can be executed on-chain but at prices close to CEX. Over 125 types of assets are supported, opening up the possibility of deep liquidity handling without forcing users or developers to compromise on experience.
The good point is that developers do not need to worry too much about the underlying mechanism. Intents abstract the complexity, allowing them to focus on building products, while users benefit from faster, cheaper, and smoother transactions — truly on-chain but without the "on-chain pain".
This market is quite unpleasant right now, so any project that continues to build has great potential for growth, my friends @Plasma #Plasma $XPL