Blockchain_Sam

$FET up 12% today on $54M in volume, AI narrative is back on the table.

FET is the token behind Fetch.ai, one of the original AI x crypto plays, merged into the Artificial Superintelligence Alliance alongside Ocean and AGIX.

ATH was around $3.40 in 2024. sitting at $0.26 now, the distance from that peak is either an opportunity or a warning depending on where you think AI tokens go from here.

what looks like a good entry zone to you?

$BIT's protocol TVL jumped 381% in 24 hours, hitting $109M.

Biconomy is account abstraction infrastructure, the layer that makes dApps easier to use. a TVL spike this sharp usually means one thing: a new incentive program pulled yield farmers in fast.

the question is always whether that liquidity sticks once the APR normalizes, or exits just as quickly as it came.

what's pulling you into infra plays right now, and does a move like this change how you read $BIT?

$LINK just upgraded its cross-chain bridge tech, months after a $292M hack at a rival put the whole sector on notice.

Chainlink is the oracle backbone for most of DeFi, so better bridge security here actually matters industry-wide.

daily RSI at 70.7, overbought after a 28% move in 30 days. nearest real support is $11.36 then $10.91. ATH around $52.70 is roughly 3.6x from here if the cycle holds.

the catalyst is real but the price has already moved. where would you look to start building a position in $LINK ?

$ZEC is up 167.8% in 30 days and sitting at $1,363, just under its 1 year high of $1,399.

privacy coin with real ZK tech, fully encrypted transactions, and a 21M max supply almost identical to BTC.

RSI at 69.3, golden cross in place, nearest support at $1,042 then $788. prior cycle high was $372. Back in 2016, around launch, ZEC reportedly traded as high as $3K–$5K depending on the data source roughly 2.5 to 3x from current levels.

Nearly 90 days since I last looked at this one seriously. where are you thinking about entering if it pulls back?

$ARB up 17.5% in 24 hours with $65M in volume behind it.

Arbitrum is still the largest L2 by TVL. when volume this size moves on a day like today, it is usually not retail alone.

ATH sits around $2.39. at $0.1591 that is roughly 15x from here if it ever reclaims peak levels.

what price would get you interested in adding?

the CFTC just moved to dismiss a CME lawsuit that was blocking crypto perpetual futures in the US.

$SUI is one of the coins that stands to benefit most if perps open up on regulated US venues. it is a layer 1 built by ex-Meta engineers, gaining ground in smart contracts and DeFi.

rank #33, $3.09B market cap, 4.1B of 10B max supply circulating, up 9.6% over the last 30 days. ATH around $5.35, roughly 7x from recent prices.

if regulated perps come to the US, which L1s do you think get listed first?

$ARB just moved 25.9% in 24h on $46M volume.

Arbitrum is the largest Ethereum L2 by TVL. when ETH season picks up, ARB tends to move early and fast.

ATH is around $2.39, price is sitting at $0.1365 right now. that gap is large.

but a 26% single-day move with no clear catalyst is worth being careful with. chasing after that kind of candle rarely ends well.

where would you start a position on $ARB ?

Have a blessed week!

Time to sell? Or buy some more?

Vitalik just put quantum resistance and AI at the top of $ETH 's roadmap, per Decrypt.

this is not a marketing pivot. quantum computing is a real long-term threat to elliptic curve cryptography, and Ethereum moving early on this matters.

chart is below the 200 EMA with a death cross, so short-term structure is still bearish. support at $1,848, $1,835, $1,822. but below $2k I keep adding in pieces. previous ATH around $4,946 is roughly 2.6x from here.

does this kind of protocol-level upgrade change how long you're willing to hold?

big week ahead for $BTC and the broader market.

US CPI drops this week, and earnings from names deep in the crypto space are coming alongside it. macro and on-chain colliding at the same time.

CPI coming in hot could pressure risk assets. CPI cooling could be the catalyst that moves stables off the sidelines and back into the market.

watching this one closely before sizing anything new.

what is your read on CPI this week, and how are you positioned around it?

$BNB is sitting right on support after a slow grind up 5% over the past month.

price at $598.36, RSI at 61.5, but structure is bearish. below the 200 EMA, death cross still in play. nearest support at $596.42 then $589.10 if that gives way. resistance starts at $602.31.

staking BNB for Launchpool and HODLer airdrops is the real long-term angle here, not just the price chart.

previous ATH around $1,370, more than 2x the prior cycle high of $900.

where are you watching for a real entry?

a Solana perp DEX is shutting down unless someone buys it, and $SOL is sitting below the 200 EMA with a death cross on the chart.

Flash Trade built on Solana's perp infrastructure. losing it does not kill the ecosystem but it is not a great headline when sentiment is already soft.

SOL at $74.89, RSI at 50.9, support at $74.10 then $73.44. ATH around $293, roughly 3.9x from here.

below $80 is my zone, and I am watching $70 and $60 as deeper entries if the chart stays weak. not chasing anything here.

does this change how you are sizing your SOL position?

$BTC markets just took another hit, with July losses now at $247M according to Cointelegraph, making it the second worst month of 2026 so far.

a Coldcard hardware wallet exploit pushed it over the edge. cold storage is supposed to be the safe option.

when exploits hit hardware wallets, it shakes confidence deeper than an exchange hack. people store years of holdings on these devices.

how are you storing your long term bags right now?

the SEC quietly bought over a billion airline records to track people, apparently without a warrant.

$BTC was built for exactly this moment. not as a trade, as a reason.

everyone asks why crypto matters beyond price. here is a clean answer: when institutions track your movements through your data, a system that does not require permission to use starts making a lot more sense.

do stories like this change how you think about self-custody?

the US and UK just agreed to work together on stablecoin and tokenization rules.

two of the biggest financial markets moving in the same direction on crypto regulation is not a small thing. the GENIUS Act in the US is already moving through the process, and now the UK is aligning on the same framework.

$ETH and $SOL carry a lot of the tokenization infrastructure being talked about in these deals.

regulatory clarity in two G7 countries at once is the kind of backdrop that makes institutions comfortable moving capital.

does this change how you are sizing your positions right now?

Mastercard just spent $1.8B to acquire a stablecoin infrastructure company.

this is not a pilot program or a partnership. it is a full acquisition. $USDT and $USDC settlement rails are now inside one of the two largest payment networks on earth.

Mastercard processed $9 trillion in payments last year. even a small slice of that moving on-chain changes the stablecoin volume numbers permanently.

what do you think moves first when traditional payment volume starts settling in stablecoins?

BlackRock is now running tokenized money market funds as backing for stablecoin reserves.

think about what that means for $BTC and $ETH . the largest asset manager on earth is embedding its products directly into the stablecoin infrastructure that moves capital across every chain.

this is not a pilot or a press release. it is BlackRock building the pipes.

the more traditional finance plugs into on-chain rails, the harder it becomes to argue crypto is a side market.

where do you think this goes for on-chain liquidity over the next cycle?

$ENS just pulled back a major governance proposal after community pushback.

the plan was to hand DAO treasury control to a new foundation. members pushed back hard enough that the team had to scale it down.

this is actually the system working. a DAO that can block its own core team from centralizing the treasury is doing what DAOs are supposed to do.

still worth watching how the revised proposal lands and whether the community stays engaged or tunes out after the win.

how much weight do you put on DAO governance strength when sizing into a project?

$ADA up 8.8% in 24h but still trading below the 200 EMA with a death cross in place.

RSI at 64.2, approaching resistance at $0.1900 then $0.2000.

real supports below sit at $0.1647, $0.1554, and $0.1533 if this fades.

the structure is bearish on the higher timeframe. chasing here carries real risk. those support levels look like better spots to build a position for anyone eyeing the previous ATH around $3.09.

where would you start adding $ADA ?