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#walrus $WAL WAL is the native utility and governance token of the Walrus protocol, with a maximum supply of 5 billion tokens. Launched officially in March 2025 alongside mainnet, WAL has followed a classic infrastructure token trajectory: strong initial hype from Sui ecosystem momentum, post-launch volatility, and gradual stabilization as real usage grows.
Key utilities of WAL include:
Paying for storage — Users (apps, agents, individuals) pay in WAL to upload and maintain blobs. Fees are designed to track fiat stability via dynamic adjustments.
Staking for network security — Holders delegate or run storage nodes, earning rewards from protocol fees and emissions. Staking also helps secure data availability proofs.
Governance — @Walrus 🦭/acc enables voting on protocol upgrades, parameter changes (e.g., fee curves, slashing rules), and treasury allocation via the Walrus Foundation and eventual DAO transition.
Liquidity & incentives — Used in farming programs, liquidity mining on Sui DEXes, and rewards for early adopters/storage providers.
Token distribution & vesting followed a standard model: allocations to team/foundation (vested over years), community/ecosystem funds, public sale/launch participants, and ongoing emissions for storage rewards.

#dusk $DUSK token experienced one of the most dramatic reratings of early 2026, transforming from a low-cap, under-the-radar project trading around $0.02–$0.04 range for much of 2025 into a top-500 contender with market cap spikes well over $130 million during January momentum waves.
Several converging catalysts explain this:
Mainnet activation milestone — After multiple testnet phases and delays, the @Dusk mainnet finally went live in Q1 2026. This removed the longest-standing “vaporware” criticism and unlocked real shielded smart contract deployments.
Privacy narrative revival — Global regulatory pressure on mixers, transparent stablecoins, and surveillance-heavy chains (post-2025 FATF updates and various jurisdiction crackdowns) created fresh demand for truly private yet compliant infrastructure. Dusk — which never relied on controversial mixer tech — benefited disproportionately.
RWA sector heating up — As tokenized treasuries, private credit, and institutional RWAs gained traction on multiple chains, Dusk’s native confidentiality gave it an edge for deals where counterparties refuse public exposure.
Market mechanics — Low prior float + concentrated staking + reduced sell pressure from early investors (many vested out years earlier) created asymmetric upside when inflows arrived. Trading volume exploded from <$5M/day to peaks above $200–300M during rally legs.
Exchange visibility — Increased listings, liquidity programs on major centralized platforms, and coverage from analysts helped convert latent awareness into buying.

#Plasma $XPL is the native cryptocurrency and utility token of the Plasma blockchain. It functions similarly to ETH on Ethereum or SOL on Solana but with important differences due to Plasma's stablecoin-first design.
Core utilities of @Plasma include:
Paying transaction fees for non-sponsored operations (smart contract deployments, complex DeFi interactions, dApp usage, etc.)
Staking for network security — Plasma uses a proof-of-stake (PoS) model where validators stake XPL to participate in consensus (via PlasmaBFT). Delegators can stake without running nodes and earn a portion of rewards.
Validator rewards — Earned through controlled inflation (which decreases over time) and transaction fees from non-sponsored activity.
Governance participation (emerging/decentralized over time).
Ecosystem incentives — Used in grants, liquidity programs, developer rewards, and other initiatives.
Token distribution originally included allocations to public sale participants, team, investors, ecosystem funds, and community programs, with gradual vesting/unlock schedules to prevent immediate dumps. Total supply is capped in practice (though some sources list it as theoretically unlimited), with circulating supply in the low billions as of 2026.

#vanar $VANRY Vanar Chain markets itself aggressively as "the first blockchain built from the ground up as AI-native". While several chains (Near, Bittensor, Fetch.ai, etc.) integrate AI heavily, Vanar claims a deeper architectural commitment.
Core components of the stack as promoted in 2025–2026:
@Vanarchain (L1 base layer)
Scalable, secure modular blockchain (EVM-compatible). Designed for high TPS while keeping costs low. Emphasizes on-chain data compression and logic storage so AI models and large datasets can live natively rather than off-chain.
Neutron – Semantic Memory Layer
On-chain personal / shared memory engine for AI agents. Allows compression and verifiable storage of knowledge, context, and history. Launched in phases during 2025 (myNeutron personal tool was a key release).