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The 4-Year Cycle Has Ended – Has Bitcoin Entered a New Game?
As of January 23, 2026, I see the Bitcoin market clearly has moved out of the hot growth phase and into a true consolidation phase. After a volatile year in 2025, the market needs time to 'breathe' and rebalance. Money flow, especially from large institutions, is no longer pouring in heavily but has become more selective and cautious. This quarter, in my opinion, is not about expecting breakthroughs but about re-evaluating strategies and one's own beliefs.
If we look at the VANAR ecosystem in the familiar crypto way – counting the number of dApps, TVL, or on-chain volume – it’s easy to jump to the hasty conclusion that this system is still 'small' or 'not yet in form'. But I think that assessment does not accurately reflect the current state of VANAR. The question is not how big it is, but what stage of development it is in the life cycle of a specialized Web3 infrastructure.
Bitcoin 2026: When the Halving frenzy passes and "Maturity" begins
Bitcoin 2026: When the Halving frenzy passes and "Maturity" begins. Hey everyone, looking back at the electronic board today – January 23, 2026 – I suddenly remember these days two years ago.
Back then, our entire community held its breath waiting for the April 2024 Halving, everyone dreamed of a "doubling, tripling" miraculous scenario. But standing in the current position, I now see how much Bitcoin has truly "grown" and changed us.
What problem does Plasma solve that L2 currently has not done well?
When talking about Plasma in the current context, I see many people reflect quite quickly: 'L2 has solved the scaling issue', 'rollup is the right direction', 'Plasma is the past.' Those reflections are not wrong if the question is whether Plasma can replace L2. But if the question is more accurately what problem Plasma solves that L2 currently does not, then the story is quite different. The first issue, and also the most fundamental, is cost and pressure on data availability.
@Vanarchain solves a problem that many other blockchains still avoid: Web3 has too much friction compared to the experience that regular users are familiar with.
Wallets, gas fees, delays, transaction failures — these things can be accepted in DeFi, but they almost ruin games and highly interactive applications.
Instead of optimizing for technical specifications or narratives, VANAR chooses to optimize for real user experience. The blockchain is pushed to the background as a backend layer, while users only see a smooth-running product, quick responses, and are not interrupted by the concept of on-chain.
This approach helps VANAR fill the gap that many chains have not done well: serving real-time applications without forcing users to "endure Web3." Not trying to be theoretically correct, but striving to be usable in practice. @Vanarchain #vanar $VANRY
Plasma Eye Blockchain High-Performance Stablecoin, Supported by Tether
Among the layer 1 projects I am currently following, @Plasma is a high-performance Layer 1 blockchain that I highly appreciate.
The project is specially designed for stablecoins, providing enterprise-level security with near-instant and free transactions. PLasma is also directly backed by Tether.
The infrastructure of Plasma is aimed at enterprise-level security, suitable for businesses, financial organizations, and cross-border payment use cases.
With stablecoins at its core, Plasma serves as a bridge between TradFi and crypto. In my assessment, the Plasma team is very diligent in building the project and has significant growth potential in the long term.
The Bitcoin market cools down as derivative pressure weakens
$BTC seems to be entering a more reset phase rather than a true collapse. The current trend shows that the market is self-correcting after a period of strong volatility, rather than falling into a state of loss of control. The losses have been recognized, while the open contract data shows that excess leverage is being liquidated. The previously overbought positions are also gradually being eliminated, making the market 'lighter'.
Bitcoin faces the risk of prolonged sideways movement as demand weakens
If you are expecting a push to take Bitcoin beyond 100,000 USD right now, then you should probably prepare for a more exhausting scenario... The latest report from Glassnode and the trend of ETF cash flows are showing a reality: Bitcoin is quite "exhausted."
Currently, the price is stuck between two crossfire. Below there is a support level of 81,100 USD (the market average price), while above is the "wall" at 98,400 USD – this is the cost price for short-term investors (STH).
Can Vanar Chain become a layer for the AI economy?
The question 'Can Vanar Chain become a layer for the AI economy?' sounds a bit ambitious, especially since Vanar has been discussed more in the context of games and real-time interactions. But if we look more closely at how the AI economy is forming, I see this not as a diversionary question. In fact, it hits right at a point that many other chains are leaving open. First, it’s necessary to clarify what the AI economy is, at least in the way I understand it.
Bitcoin is entering a critical expansion phase of the cycle
Bitcoin $BTC is entering a critical expansion phase of the cycle From my perspective, the current structure indicates that Bitcoin's price is moving very closely to the multi-cycle growth curve. The market is moving away from neutral territory and gradually approaching the next important acceleration point. The upward momentum shows signs of slowing down, but volatility is starting to expand — this is often a state I see before major breakouts.
What guarantees Plasma will exist after many cycles?
@Plasma Every time I talk about Plasma, I often encounter a very familiar reflex: 'this idea is old', 'it has failed before', 'rollups have replaced everything.' Those statements are not wrong if you look at Plasma as a specific product of the 2017–2018 phase. But if you view Plasma as a set of architectural assumptions, the question 'what guarantees Plasma will exist after many cycles?' becomes much more interesting.
Why many traders choose to Short Bitcoin instead of believing in an uptrend
If you guys think this rhythm looks like an uptrend, actually 2018 and 2022 also gave that feeling. I don't Short because of a 'bad feeling', but because I've seen this pattern happen twice. After a strong drop, the market always has a sufficiently beautiful retracement to make most believe that a bottom has formed. Looking back at 4/2022 and 8/2018, the scenarios are quite similar. $BTC strongly retraced, D1 RSI surpassed 70, and market sentiment turned optimistic. But right at that moment, the D1 MACD started to cross down. The retracement wave ended, and the downtrend continued. Those who bought based on emotions got stuck.
Talking about Vanar Chain, we are seeing a highly practical "mass adoption" strategy.
Instead of trying to explain what blockchain is to the average user, Vanar chooses to sneak into the things they already like: gaming and entertainment.
They don't force gamers to understand complex wallets or private keys, but focus on a smooth experience like traditional applications while still having the essence of Web3.
Their smartest strategy is to partner with big names in the film and sports industries to bring digital assets (NFTs, game items) into everyday life.
Leveraging Google Cloud technology makes Vanar's system extremely fast and cost-effective, addressing the "pain point" of high gas fees for users.
By 2026, when Web3 gaming has moved past its early stage, the way Vanar creates an environment that is both user-friendly and highly entertaining is the key to retaining users for the long term. @Vanarchain #vanar $VANRY
In the projects I am currently monitoring, as you can see, each cycle will have different projects emerging.
What helps a project to develop sustainably, in my opinion, must be in the community of that project. I believe that Plasma $XPL has the potential for sustainable development.
Plasma is a project that has a reasonable expansion direction for Ethereum: reducing L1 load, optimizing costs; this helps improve scalability without completely compromising decentralization.
I see that the project still has a lot of potential in the future, so you all keep following, and if there is new information, I will update you.
Bitcoin fills CME gap 88,000 USD: A correction to go further
Bitcoin just had a sweep below 88,000 USD, officially completing the filling of the price gap on the CME that has been lingering since the beginning of 2026. For me, this is not a surprising crash but an 'inevitable' development that the market needs to cool down after a prolonged period of compression. Looking at the TradingView data, the 87,800 USD level recently was the lowest point since the beginning of January.
On-chain data shows Bitcoin entering a record high actual loss zone
$BTC is entering one of the most severe actual loss stages of the current cycle. On-chain data shows that actual net profit/loss has dropped deeply into negative territory, a state that typically only occurs near macro bottoms in the past, just before the market enters large expansion phases. This reflects the reality that the market is recording widespread losses.
Analysis of Bitcoin's sharp decline after a large investor sold off 4 billion USD
Hello everyone, from the perspective of an analyst, I want to break down this 4 billion USD 'sell-off' so you have a more realistic view: should we prepare our mindset for BTC at 90K or wait for a bounce to 97K? First of all, you need to understand that in a strong upward trend in 2026, it is not unusual for whales to take profits of several billion USD. Personally, I consider this a 'shakeout' – a classic purge – rather than a sign of a trend reversal.
Why Vanar Chain Prioritizes User Experience Over Technical Specifications
For a long time in Web3, I've seen chains almost obsessed with technical specifications. Higher TPS, lower block time, faster finality. Each launch comes with a dense table of numbers, as if end users would open that table before deciding to use a product. But when looking at games, especially mainstream games, I always see a very clear mismatch: players never care about specifications, they only care about the feeling when playing.
Plasma XPL: An Alternative Approach to the Blockchain Scalability Issue
Hello everyone, today I want to sit down and honestly talk about a topic that many people have probably crossed off their list long ago amidst the 'forest' of new narratives: Plasma. And more specifically, the reason why Plasma XPL could be the missing piece to free crypto from its speculative role, getting closer to being used daily, at least from 2026 onwards. To be honest, if I could go back a few years and ask myself about Plasma, I would probably shake my head too.