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#walrus $WAL
Walrus really shakes up decentralized storage. It's fast, it's cheap—none of that slow, clunky stuff you get with Filecoin, and you don't have to wrestle with Arweave's rigid setup either. Want to handle small files? Use Quilts. Need more durability? That's what Red Stuff is for. Walrus just works quietly in the background, powering things like elizaOS AI memory and TradePort NFTs.
@Walrus 🦭/acc

#walrus $WAL
Walrus Protocol didn’t just show up in 2025—they dominated. Mainnet went live on March 27, and right out of the gate, they teamed up with Claynosaurz, racked up 4.5 million blobs stored, and just kept the wins coming. The foundation locked down $140 million from a16z and Standard Crypto, making programmable storage real for dApps, AI, and gaming.

Over in the Sui ecosystem, Grayscale put the spotlight on WAL, listing it alongside DeepBook. Binance Alpha hopped in, and suddenly, liquidity took off.

Hackathons sparked a bunch of Haulout winners, and the blogs dove into everything from AI agents to EV data rewards. Walrus isn’t just another storage layer—it’s turning into Web3’s data nervous system. Partnerships started flying in: OneFootball brought football content, Space and Time delivered onchain insights, and Gata dropped AI infrastructure costs.

Looking ahead to 2026, get ready for agentic payments and real, verifiable AI leading the way. Staking rewards are already live, NFT airdrops got snapped up, and WAL holders are catching the wind as the whole ecosystem picks up speed.

@Walrus 🦭/acc $

it should be arround 20 jan

by 20 jan

should be safe

yes

40-50k

50k

300k should be safe

250k at least to be safe i guess cause it's 4x volume

it will be deposited in spot wallet directly next day

same for me but with less chance to even spin

Tatal 30 USDT

500 k

same herw

yes

2 week after the activity

Lorenzo Protocol (BANK) for managing and moving Bitcoin in DeFi. It blends the structure of old-school funds with the flexibility of on-chain vaults and tokenized BTC. The idea? Make Bitcoin work harder without all the usual headaches.

Here’s what Lorenzo is really fixing. Most Bitcoin holders just have their coins sitting there, not earning anything. If they try to earn yield, they usually have to wrap their BTC or use centralized platforms, and that brings its own set of hassles and risks. Lorenzo flips the script—it turns BTC into programmable collateral. You stake your Bitcoin, and Lorenzo turns it into liquid tokens that travel smoothly across chains, dApps, and strategies. Yield builds up in the background. You don’t have to jump through hoops or trust some black box.

The core of Lorenzo is the Financial Abstraction Layer, or FAL. Think of it as an on-chain asset manager that runs itself. You drop in your BTC or stablecoins, and the FAL sends that money into different strategies—quant trading, volatility harvesting, structured yield, you name it. Each vault spits out ownership tokens and bakes in rules for allocation, risk, and rebalancing. Everything lives in transparent smart contracts, not in some mysterious fund structure.

Lorenzo’s whole BTC setup centers on stBTC and enzoBTC, plus Liquid Principal Tokens (LPTs) and Yield Accruing Tokens (YATs). These split up your principal and yield. So, you can use your principal as collateral, for trading, or bridging, and send the yield wherever you want—different strategies or even different wallets. Basically, Lorenzo lets you unbundle what Bitcoin can do in DeFi.

@Lorenzo Protocol
#lorenzoprotocol $BANK

Yield Guild Games (YGG) isn’t just a play-to-earn guild anymore. It’s turning into a full-on Web3 gaming hub — think infrastructure, publishing, the whole deal. And right at the center of all this sits the YGG token, basically the glue holding everything together.

So, what’s the core of YGG?
It’s a DAO and a gaming guild, and its main thing is investing in NFTs, game assets, and digital land. This way, it helps players actually earn something from blockchain games. The YGG token (it’s an ERC-20 if you’re into that) doubles as your membership card, your say in governance, and your ticket to sharing value in this on-chain gaming world.

In the early days, YGG bought up discounted game assets and handed them out through scholarship programs. That gave players who didn’t have the funds a way in — and everyone split the rewards. Now, YGG’s taking it further. The new focus is “Build-and-Earn.” It’s not just about grinding away in games. If you help build games, create tools, or strengthen the guild itself, you get a piece of the action too. It’s a bigger, more open way to grow and share the rewards.
@Yield Guild Games

#yggplay $YGG

Injective is a Layer 1 blockchain built with the Cosmos-SDK and runs on Tendermint’s Proof-of-Stake system. It’s fast—blocks settle in less than a second—and it can handle a ton of activity at once. That speed and scale make it a great fit for financial apps. The real draw, though, is how Injective connects different DeFi worlds. Thanks to built-in bridges, you can move assets and trade across Ethereum and other IBC-compatible networks without any headaches. Everything just moves smoothly from chain to chain.
#injective $INJ
@Injective