$FOGO futures listing goes live in just two hours, fam ⏳
What’s going to happen? Simple.
First, we’re likely to see a quick impulse move toward the 0.056$ zone.
After that, expect a distribution phase.
There will be a clean opportunity for a quick futures long, scalp the move, and exit smartly — no greed.
@RiseHigh_Community is here to grab the perfect moves, not chase hype.
$FRAX also listed $RIVER ....
Trade sharp. Stay disciplined.
Dusk is a Layer 1 blockchain built for regulated and privacy focused financial infrastructure, and its design is shaped by a simple tension: finance needs confidentiality to function, but regulated markets also need accountability that can stand up to audits. I’m drawn to it because most chains choose one side, while Dusk tries to build both into the foundation. At the base level, the network is designed around fast and clear settlement, because serious financial activity needs finality that feels decisive rather than uncertain. On top of that foundation, Dusk is moving toward a modular structure that supports different execution environments, including an EVM compatible environment, so developers can build applications with familiar tools while still settling back to the chain’s core layer. They’re also developing privacy tooling for smart contract activity, aiming to keep sensitive details protected while still proving correctness and rule compliance.
In practice, Dusk can be used to build institutional grade financial applications, compliance aware DeFi, and tokenized real world assets where privacy is not just a preference but a requirement. The long term goal looks like a network where regulated assets can be issued and traded with confidentiality by default, while selective disclosure and verification remain possible when it truly matters. If you want a clearer picture of how on chain finance could operate inside real regulation without turning every participant into public data, Dusk is a project worth understanding.
#Dusk @Dusk_Foundation $DUSK
⚡ Crypto News Digest: Key Updates You Need to Know
The current report features updates of Ethereum, Binance Wallet, Raydium, Chainlink, World Liberty Financial, Ripple, Sui Network, Bitpanda, Backpack, Zcash, Ledger, and Lighter.
$ETH $BNB $RAY $LINK $WLFI $XRP $SUI $ZEC $LIT
🚨 WAIT… STOP SCROLLING 🚨
THIS WEEK CHANGED EVERYTHING
$BTC just added +$130B in market cap
Total crypto market: +$190B in ONE week
That’s not random. That’s smart money positioning.
I’ve seen this structure before 👇
Strong impulse up → deep pullback into demand → continuation to new highs.
Right now: • Bitcoin is holding the major demand zone near $80K
• Price already bounced from that area
• Higher-timeframe structure = accumulation → expansion
As long as $80K holds, dips are opportunities, not weakness.
Spot Plan • Buy zone: $80,000 – $88,000
• Bullish above: $90,000
Targets • 🎯 $105,000
• 🎯 $112,000
• 🎯 $120,000+
I’m holding spot $BTC and only looking for low-leverage confirmations.
Big moves aren’t chased — they’re built with patience.
$BTC
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#Bitcoin #CryptoMarket #BuyTheDip #Bullish
What keeps pulling me back to Walrus Protocol is how clearly it addresses a problem most people ignore until it breaks.
Many Web3 apps are decentralized only where money moves. The dataimages, metadata, game state, logs, AI files—often lives somewhere fragile and centralized. If that storage fails, the app still exists on-chain, but it stops working in practice. Walrus is built specifically to close this gap. It provides decentralized blob storage for large files, using erasure coding to split data across many nodes so it stays retrievable even when some nodes fail. That makes it far more resilient than relying on traditional cloud services. To me, this is not about innovation for its own sake. It’s about finishing decentralization properly.
Execution and settlement mean little if the data layer can disappear. Walrus doesn’t make Web3 louder. It makes it whole.
@WalrusProtocol $WAL #Walrus
$TRUMP
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🗽📉
TRUMP sittin near 5.47, lil dip last 24h got market feelin unsure 😬 sellers in control short term, chart still leanin weak but price holdin key zone
culture buzz still strong tho 🎨👀 official art exhibit gave TRUMP some real-world spotlight, big inflows show buyers still sniffin around even with all the celeb coin doubts 🤷♂️💸
technicals say caution ⚠️ EMAs + MACD bearish rn, so no rush… this one need confirmation before liftoff 🚦
🎯 Entry: 5.20 – 5.50
🎯 Targets: 6.10 ➝ 6.80 ➝ 7.90
🛑 Stop Loss: 4.85
speculative zone 🎢 size small, patience big… let hype + chart align before sendin it 🧠🔥
What makes Walrus different from many storage networks is how it treats data.
It’s not just files sitting somewhere waiting to be fetched. Data on Walrus is verifiable and programmable. Applications can check where data came from, confirm it hasn’t changed, and reference it directly inside smart contracts. That’s a big deal for things like AI workflows, dynamic NFTs, games, and long-lived apps. Large datasets, model files, or application state don’t belong inside blockchains—but they still need to be trusted. Walrus creates that missing middle layer.
From my perspective, this is where Web3 becomes more mature. Instead of forcing everything on-chain or trusting centralized servers, Walrus accepts that data availability is its own problem and solves it directly. That mindset feels less experimental and more like real system design.
@WalrusProtocol $WAL #Walrus
Walrus Makes Privacy Feel Like a Feature, Not a Suspicion
Privacy is weirdly controversial in crypto, but in real systems, privacy is normal. People don’t want every transaction and every interaction visible forever. Walrus supports secure, private blockchain interactions and also decentralized storage that doesn’t force users to trust one centralized provider. WAL powers this ecosystem by linking users to staking, governance, and incentives that support network sustainability. The protocol stores large data using blob storage, which is built for heavy files, and erasure coding, which spreads file parts across the network so data can still be reconstructed if nodes go offline. That’s important because privacy only matters if the system remains reliable. Walrus is designed to serve applications, enterprises, and individuals who need storage that is cost-efficient and censorship resistant. So rather than treating privacy like a “dark feature,” Walrus frames it as practical security for everyday users.
@WalrusProtocol $WAL #walrus
I observed many of you asking about $PEPE so here’s a quick update on the next support and resistance....
Right now, $PEPE is trading around 0.00000597. The strong support zone is near 0.00000560–0.00000580....
This area has already been tested after the recent pump, and as long as price holds here, the structure remains safe.
On the upside, the first resistance is around 0.00000640–0.00000660. A clean breakout above this zone can open the move toward the next resistance near 0.00000700+.
In short:
Support: 0.00000560–0.00000580
Resistance: 0.00000640–0.00000660, then 0.00000700+
$ETH – Update
Ethereum is loading up for another move higher — and this pullback is the entry smart traders wait for.
Price is still in a strong uptrend. Sellers tried to push it down, but buyers stepped in and held the line. That tells us one thing: this market wants to go higher.
So instead of chasing green candles, we wait for price to come to us… and then we strike.
Buy Entry: 3,300 – 3,315
TP1: 3,380
TP2: 3,420
TP3: 3,470
SL: 3,265
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