Tin, zinc, and silver all hit new highs, signaling the hidden trend of the bull market in non-ferrous metals
Shanghai tin hit the daily limit, Shanghai zinc rose 4%, and spot silver broke $92... This is not an isolated event.
Common driving factors: global supply chain restructuring + explosive demand for AI computing power + escalating geopolitical risks.
Tin is a core material for semiconductor solder, and silver is a key metal for photovoltaics and AI servers.
Deeper logic: When physical assets surge collectively, it indicates that major funds are hedging against the dual risks of "currency devaluation + supply shortage".
$BTC as "digital gold," will react with a lag but in the same direction.
#walrus $WAL @WalrusProtocol
Walrus is a Web3 infrastructure project focused on decentralized data and storage solutions for modern blockchain applications. Instead of chasing short-term hype, the team is working on building a reliable data layer that can support DeFi, AI, gaming, and cross-chain ecosystems.
Walrus is closely connected with the Sui ecosystem, and its main goal is to make on-chain data storage more scalable, secure, and accessible for developers. This makes Walrus more of a backend infrastructure project rather than a meme or marketing-driven token.
From recent development updates, it is clear that the project is continuing:
• Improving storage efficiency
• Expanding ecosystem integrations
• Focusing on long-term protocol stability
• Supporting real Web3 use cases
Market price may move with overall crypto sentiment, but Walrus is mainly building for future adoption, not short-term speculation.
For serious crypto users, Walrus represents a reminder that real value in crypto comes from infrastructure, not only charts.
As always, development progress and ecosystem usage will matter more than short-term volatility.
Most blockchains work well for speculation
Very few are designed for real financial activity
This is exactly where @dusk_foundation comes in
Traditional finance cannot operate on fully transparent ledgers
Salaries, portfolios, settlements, and securities require confidentiality
At the same time, regulators still demand auditability
Dusk solves this using zero-knowledge technology
Transactions remain private while still being verifiable on-chain
This makes compliant privacy possible, not theoretical
One major use case is tokenized securities
Assets can be issued, traded, and settled without exposing sensitive data
This is critical for institutions entering blockchain infrastructure
Another key use case is regulated DeFi
Lending, staking, and settlement without broadcasting user balances
Privacy becomes a feature, not a risk
This is why $DUSK feels different from typical L1s
It’s not built for memes or short-term hype
It’s built for markets that actually move capital
When real-world finance scales on-chain
Infrastructure like Dusk won’t need attention
Demand will find it naturally
#Dusk