Walrus is starting to feel less like “decentralized storage” and more like Sui’s verifiable data layer.
In 2026, apps don’t just need files to exist, they need receipts that data is available, unchanged, and retrievable fast. That’s the vibe Walrus is building: big blobs for real apps (media, game assets, datasets), with proof-style guarantees and a network that’s designed to stay decentralized as it scales.
And when you see serious brands moving massive archives onto it, you realize this isn’t a demo anymore, it’s infrastructure.
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Due to rising tensions between Iran and the United States, gold and silver prices have skyrocketed.
At the same time, there are many reports suggesting that Russia on one side and China on the other are secretly accumulating and increasing their reserves of crypto, gold, and silver.
Even @CZ has already hinted in advance that Bitcoin is going to reach new heights this time. That means if you’re expecting good prices, start accumulating from any point and stay patient. Because trading groups are the ones who push crypto prices up and pull them down.
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Plasma’s Stablecoin Liquidity and Fluid isNew Era of Scalable Payments.
In just four months, Fluid’s deep stablecoin liquidity on @Plasma has become a foundational pillar for scalable on chain payments and fintech innovation.
Plasma’s mainnet launched with over $2 billion in stablecoin liquidity and 100+ DeFi integrations, enabling zero fee USDT transfers and liquidity rails that are purpose built for global payments, remittances and efficient capital flows.
Fluid’s architecture leverages this liquidity to empower builders, delivering capital‑efficient lending, borrowing and trading primitives that amplify network effects.
The result? Rapid bootstrapping, deeper markets, and real utility for card issuers, payment providers and next‑gen financial apps. This synergy is setting a new standard for stablecoin centric infrastructure in 2026 and beyond.
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The Moment Walrus Was Truly Tested
Most projects talk about decentralization. Walrus had to live it.
When Tusky, one of the main interfaces people used to interact with Walrus, shut down, panic spread fast. For many users, Tusky felt like Walrus. In Web2, when an app dies, your data usually dies with it. That instinctive fear made sense.
But here’s what actually happened: nothing broke.
The data didn’t disappear. Files weren’t lost. Tusky was only an interface, not the storage layer. All data was already distributed across independent Walrus storage nodes. The front door closed, but the house stayed standing.
This wasn’t a demo or a planned showcase. It was a real failure, caused by a real business shutting down. And Walrus behaved exactly as designed. The protocol didn’t panic. The Foundation guided users to other interfaces. Migration was calm, structured, and boring in the best way possible.
That moment mattered more than any announcement. It proved Walrus is infrastructure, not a product. Interfaces can fail. Companies can disappear. The data survives anyway.
That’s decentralization you don’t have to believe in. You get to watch it work.
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Fam quick $XPL check in with what’s actually been shipping lately.
Plasma is still leaning hard into the stablecoin rails narrative, and the last few months have been about making that real for everyday flows. Mainnet beta went live on September 25, 2025 alongside the XPL launch, with the team claiming about 2 billion in stablecoin liquidity active from day one plus a big list of DeFi partners ready to deploy.
More recently on January 23, 2026 Plasma plugged into NEAR Intents, which is basically a cleaner way to route large stablecoin settlements and swaps without users needing to think about the messy steps.
And on the access side, Kraken enabled USDT0 deposits and withdrawals on Plasma, which is the kind of boring but powerful upgrade that makes liquidity actually move.
This is the path: more rails, less friction, more real usage.
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I have analyzed $TRX in detail now.
According to my analysis, $TRX is showing a bullish continuation after a brief pullback from the recent local high. Price dipped into the demand area and quickly recovered, now holding firmly around the 0.296 level, which signals strength.
TRX is maintaining a higher-low structure on the 1H timeframe, indicating buyer support and steady accumulation at lower levels. As long as price holds above the 0.294 – 0.295 support zone, the bullish bias remains intact.
The current structure favors continuation rather than a breakdown.
For spot traders, this is a buy-and-hold structure.
I am bullish on TRX in spot and expecting further upside.
Targets:
TP1: 0.300
TP2: 0.305
TP3: 0.315+
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I’ve Watched “Another L2” Fade Away, So I Looked Closer at Plasma
I watched new L2s launch every month, loud at first, quiet later. I’ve learned to pause when something looks familiar. So when Plasma showed up, I asked a simple question: is this just another Layer-2?
The answer matters. Plasma isn’t positioning itself as a scaling patch for Ethereum congestion. It’s built as a stablecoin-first settlement layer. That’s a different goal. In simple terms, it optimizes for moving value, not just executing apps. Features like stablecoin gas, gas abstraction, and fast finality support that focus.
Why is this trending in 2024? Because real usage shifted toward settlement, not experiments. I trust systems that know what problem they’re solving. Plasma seems clear about that.
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I’m moving off the “data sovereignty” angle, the new Walrus conversation in 2026 is really about verifiable data and AI that can act without breaking trust.
What caught my eye is how #Walrus is positioning itself as a proof layer for data, not just a place to park files. The latest messaging is basically: bad data isn’t a small bug, it’s a system-level risk (AI, ad-tech, finance), and the fix is having data you can cryptographically prove hasn’t been altered. Walrus leans into that with verifiable blob IDs + onchain tracking on Sui, so you can actually show what data was used, when it changed, and what informed a decision.
The other “new” narrative is agentic payments — AI agents making purchases while you sleep — and the missing ingredient being auditability. Walrus is pitching itself as the memory + verification layer that lets you verify the inputs behind a 3AM action, and keep the trail intact (without relying on centralized logs that can be tampered with).
And I like that they’re openly talking about the hard part: staying decentralized as the network scales — delegation to independent nodes, performance-based rewards, penalties for gaming stake movements, plus programmable access control via Seal for privacy-heavy apps.
That’s the shift: Walrus ($WAL ) isn’t just “decentralized storage” anymore — it’s becoming the trust layer for data-driven apps on Sui.
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I have analyzed $ASTR in detail now.
According to my analysis, $ASTR is showing a bullish continuation after a strong impulse move followed by a healthy pullback. Price reacted well from the 0.0102 – 0.0104 demand zone and is now holding above 0.0106, showing buyer strength.
ASTR is forming higher lows on the 1H timeframe, which confirms accumulation and buyer presence after the correction. As long as price holds above the 0.0103 – 0.0104 support zone, the bullish bias remains intact.
The current structure favors continuation rather than a reversal.
For spot traders, this is a buy-and-hold structure.
I am bullish on ASTR in spot and expecting further upside.
Targets:
TP1: 0.0112
TP2: 0.0118
TP3: 0.0125+
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