#TRIA - Binance Spot Listing Incoming for 2026 🚀
TRIA is hitting a new level.
The TGE phase is live, users are piling in, and the numbers speak for themselves: 1.9M+ revenue, 50K users, 60M+ processed volume. 📈
People are spending crypto worldwide in 150+ countries with access to 130 million merchant, and it already feels seamless.🌐
Over 1,000 tokens are spendable, swaps are almost instant, and the infrastructure keeps getting stronger.
The energy around the project is growing fast.
Partners are joining, the community is expanding, and every week brings a new upgrade.
And now the moment everyone is waiting for:
TRIA Spot Listing on Binance is incoming for 2026 with TGE phase ongoing.
This momentum is hard to ignore. 🚀
#Binance #RWA #BinanceListing
What keeps me aligned with DUSK is the way progress happens without noise. There’s no rush to impress, just steady three week release cycles where real things improve, from contract capacity to the underlying infrastructure. The team at Dusk Network is clearly building for durability, not attention.
The move toward secure cross chain tooling feels especially important. It points to a future where tokenized assets can interact across ecosystems while keeping privacy and structure intact. That kind of calm, long term thinking is rare, and it’s why DUSK still feels worth believing in.
@Dusk_Foundation #Dusk #dusk $DUSK
🚨 Breaking: Nasdaq Moves to Lift Options Limits on Bitcoin & Ethereum ETFs
Nasdaq has filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission seeking approval to remove long standing options trading restrictions on multiple spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs.
The proposal covers major products including BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF IBIT and Ethereum ETF ETHA, along with ETFs from Grayscale, Bitwise, Fidelity, ARK 21Shares, and VanEck. If approved, the current 25,000 position and exercise limits on options will be removed, bringing these crypto ETF options under Nasdaq’s standard options framework, similar to traditional ETF products.
Nasdaq stated the change promotes fair and equitable trading, avoids regulatory discrimination, supports market efficiency, and does not create competitive risks. The exchange has requested the SEC to waive the usual 30 day waiting period and allow the rule change to take effect immediately. The SEC is now inviting public comments, with a final decision expected by the end of February.
Despite the regulatory push, derivatives data shows mixed sentiment. Options linked to BlackRock iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) currently rank 11th among U.S. assets by open interest, at roughly 5.3 million contracts, trailing gold and silver ETFs amid a broader risk off mood.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs have seen heavy outflows totaling $1.58 billion over the past three days, led by BlackRock and Fidelity. Meanwhile, $BTC trades near $90,000, up around 1 percent in the last 24 hours, while $ETH holds near $3,000 after a sharp weekly correction.
📌 Why it matters: Removing options limits could significantly boost liquidity, hedging activity, and institutional participation in crypto ETFs, marking another step toward deeper integration with traditional markets.
Dusk Network: Turning Audits Into Continuous ZK Rules Checks Inside Citadel
i get kinda annoyed when people act like privacy and following the rules can't work together on-chain. it’s like a vault with a tiny peephole... the guard only sees the one stamp they’re checking and nothing else.with this network, the transfers stay hidden, but the transaction still gives proof it followed the rules like limits or checks without showing everyone the actual money or who is involved.token stuff: used for gas, staking to keep things safe, and voting on how the protocol runs.the scary part: if there’s a bug in the proof code, a “safe” transfer could actually be a violation but it’s hidden until the damage is already done.still not sure if the big regulators are actually gonna accept these proofs as real evidence though honestly who knows. @Dusk_Foundation #Dusk $DUSK
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@Dusk_Foundation Network has introduced confidential KYC as a native feature of its blockchain, redefining how identity and compliance work in crypto. Instead of exposing personal information, Dusk enables users to prove their identity and regulatory eligibility through cryptographic verification while keeping sensitive data private.
This approach eliminates the traditional friction of KYC processes, where users must upload documents and trust third-party providers with their data. On Dusk, identity verification happens in a privacy-preserving way, directly within the network, reducing operational risk for developers and businesses while maintaining regulatory alignment.
For users, confidential KYC means stronger privacy, better security, and faster access to compliant financial applications. For institutions and regulators, it provides assurance without turning the blockchain into a surveillance system.
By embedding privacy-first compliance into its protocol, Dusk demonstrates that regulation and confidentiality can coexist and that privacy can become a core layer of financial infrastructure.
#dusk $DUSK
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#plasma @Plasma $XPL
Plasma XPL is a Layer 1 chain designed for stablecoin settlement, so it tries to make stablecoins move like everyday money. I’m following it because the design targets the moments that cause failure: slow confirmations, fee surprises, and needing a separate gas token. If you care about payments, watch finality under load, the cost of subsidies, and whether decentralization grows instead of staying a promise. Plasma stays fully EVM compatible, which means developers can reuse familiar contracts and tools, while the network aims for subsecond finality so payments reach a clear settled state quickly. The project also describes stablecoin native features such as gasless USDT transfers for simple sends, and the option to pay fees using stablecoins instead of only a native token, so onboarding can start with the asset people already hold. They’re also exploring Bitcoin anchored security as a way to strengthen neutrality and censorship resistance over time. The purpose is not to invent new finance, it is to make stablecoin settlement predictable for retail users in high adoption markets and for institutions that need reliable payment rails.