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$DOGE Sorry, I have no resistance to Dogecoin below 0.1. I bought the dip with my New Year's money. For the short term, I'm looking at 0.15 USD, and for the long term, it remains 1 USD.
The water release has been confirmed, it's true.
The bull market is stable,
The Federal Reserve will loosen monetary policy this week,
$16 billion is about to enter the cryptocurrency market,
Don't underestimate this $16 billion,
This is a barometer.
The money from the Federal Reserve has come in,
Will Wall Street follow?
Retail investors see that large funds have entered,
Should they FOMO?
So I believe the frenzied bull market has already begun, and smart people have started bottom-fishing.
If you ask me, which one to bottom-fish?
$VANRY will definitely be within my consideration range.
Why?
Let's first take a look at what this project is about?
#vanar 's positioning is not complicated—it is a Layer 1 public chain aimed at gaming, entertainment, and brand scenarios. The core goal is not to create complex financial structures but to solve the underlying carrying problems of high-frequency applications: high performance, low latency, low costs, and weakened perception of on-chain operations.
When gaming assets gradually go on-chain, brands start issuing and managing digital assets, and users unknowingly complete on-chain settlements, what truly matters is not emotions, but infrastructure.
What Vanar has been doing over the past few years is this kind of "slow construction": optimizing underlying performance, reducing developer migration costs, connecting content and gaming ecosystems, and enhancing user experience.
These actions may not show explosive potential during a bear market, but they will enhance the network's real carrying capacity.
Now the key variable has changed—the cycle is switching.
In other words, the bull market has arrived, the harvest season has come, and the bull market will definitely reward projects like Vanar that quietly work on infrastructure during the bear market; this is the foundation of our crypto space. The crypto space can have projects that do not engage in narrative, but it must not lack projects like Vanar that focus on foundational construction.
#vanar $VANRY @Vanarchain
The Federal Reserve will loosen monetary policy this week,
$16 billion is about to enter the cryptocurrency market,
Don't underestimate this $16 billion,
This is a barometer.
The money from the Federal Reserve has come in,
Will Wall Street follow?
Retail investors see that large funds have entered,
Should they FOMO?
So I believe the frenzied bull market has already begun, and smart people have started bottom-fishing.
If you ask me, which one to bottom-fish?
$VANRY will definitely be within my consideration range.
Why?
Let's first take a look at what this project is about?
#vanar 's positioning is not complicated—it is a Layer 1 public chain aimed at gaming, entertainment, and brand scenarios. The core goal is not to create complex financial structures but to solve the underlying carrying problems of high-frequency applications: high performance, low latency, low costs, and weakened perception of on-chain operations.
When gaming assets gradually go on-chain, brands start issuing and managing digital assets, and users unknowingly complete on-chain settlements, what truly matters is not emotions, but infrastructure.
What Vanar has been doing over the past few years is this kind of "slow construction": optimizing underlying performance, reducing developer migration costs, connecting content and gaming ecosystems, and enhancing user experience.
These actions may not show explosive potential during a bear market, but they will enhance the network's real carrying capacity.
Now the key variable has changed—the cycle is switching.
In other words, the bull market has arrived, the harvest season has come, and the bull market will definitely reward projects like Vanar that quietly work on infrastructure during the bear market; this is the foundation of our crypto space. The crypto space can have projects that do not engage in narrative, but it must not lack projects like Vanar that focus on foundational construction.
#vanar $VANRY @Vanarchain
@Binance BiBi Summary of this content
I'm sorry, but there is still no Alpha airdrop today. I mentioned that there might not be any airdrops during the Spring Festival, and I've even been reported for it. I don't understand what you people who mislead others into boosting scores are thinking? If others get caught, what benefits do you have?
In fact, boosting Alpha now is really not worth it; it's better to go do financial tasks like $FOGO , which are quite profitable.
Speaking of the project @Fogo Official , I really have high hopes for it.
Many people now have an inherent aversion to new public chains. It's not distrust, but rather fear of homogenization.
However, the idea behind #fogo is actually very simple and direct: prioritize performance.
Because it uses an SVM architecture, which allows for handling high-concurrency scenarios from the start.
Currently, many public chains face the issue of focusing on users before the system; when the user base increases and the network starts to congest, only then do they optimize.
This approach can attract some users in the early stages, but when traffic increases, the user experience begins to deteriorate, leading to significant user loss—truly a case of losing more than you gain.
The SVM approach, on the other hand, assumes from the start that the future network will be very busy, so the underlying design must support parallel execution.
Many people don’t understand what parallel execution is, but it’s quite simple. You can think of it as: as long as there are no conflicts between accounts, multiple transactions can be processed simultaneously, rather than queuing one by one.
This means higher throughput, lower latency, and it is also more suitable for complex application scenarios.
For example,
it's like building a road; some public chains wait until there are many cars before fixing the road, while #fogo went ahead and built a multi-lane highway from day one.
I can't say that such a project will definitely succeed, but its starting point is certainly higher than that of other public chains.
In fact, boosting Alpha now is really not worth it; it's better to go do financial tasks like $FOGO , which are quite profitable.
Speaking of the project @Fogo Official , I really have high hopes for it.
Many people now have an inherent aversion to new public chains. It's not distrust, but rather fear of homogenization.
However, the idea behind #fogo is actually very simple and direct: prioritize performance.
Because it uses an SVM architecture, which allows for handling high-concurrency scenarios from the start.
Currently, many public chains face the issue of focusing on users before the system; when the user base increases and the network starts to congest, only then do they optimize.
This approach can attract some users in the early stages, but when traffic increases, the user experience begins to deteriorate, leading to significant user loss—truly a case of losing more than you gain.
The SVM approach, on the other hand, assumes from the start that the future network will be very busy, so the underlying design must support parallel execution.
Many people don’t understand what parallel execution is, but it’s quite simple. You can think of it as: as long as there are no conflicts between accounts, multiple transactions can be processed simultaneously, rather than queuing one by one.
This means higher throughput, lower latency, and it is also more suitable for complex application scenarios.
For example,
it's like building a road; some public chains wait until there are many cars before fixing the road, while #fogo went ahead and built a multi-lane highway from day one.
I can't say that such a project will definitely succeed, but its starting point is certainly higher than that of other public chains.
$DOGE I know that profit drawdown is painful, but missing out is even more painful. Hold onto your spot, buy on dips, Dogecoin will definitely reach 1 dollar this year.
I'm sorry, but there is still no Alpha airdrop today. I mentioned that there might not be any airdrops during the Spring Festival, and I've even been reported for it. I don't understand what you people who mislead others into boosting scores are thinking? If others get caught, what benefits do you have?
In fact, boosting Alpha now is really not worth it; it's better to go do financial tasks like $FOGO , which are quite profitable.
Speaking of the project @Fogo Official , I really have high hopes for it.
Many people now have an inherent aversion to new public chains. It's not distrust, but rather fear of homogenization.
However, the idea behind #fogo is actually very simple and direct: prioritize performance.
Because it uses an SVM architecture, which allows for handling high-concurrency scenarios from the start.
Currently, many public chains face the issue of focusing on users before the system; when the user base increases and the network starts to congest, only then do they optimize.
This approach can attract some users in the early stages, but when traffic increases, the user experience begins to deteriorate, leading to significant user loss—truly a case of losing more than you gain.
The SVM approach, on the other hand, assumes from the start that the future network will be very busy, so the underlying design must support parallel execution.
Many people don’t understand what parallel execution is, but it’s quite simple. You can think of it as: as long as there are no conflicts between accounts, multiple transactions can be processed simultaneously, rather than queuing one by one.
This means higher throughput, lower latency, and it is also more suitable for complex application scenarios.
For example,
it's like building a road; some public chains wait until there are many cars before fixing the road, while #fogo went ahead and built a multi-lane highway from day one.
I can't say that such a project will definitely succeed, but its starting point is certainly higher than that of other public chains.
In fact, boosting Alpha now is really not worth it; it's better to go do financial tasks like $FOGO , which are quite profitable.
Speaking of the project @Fogo Official , I really have high hopes for it.
Many people now have an inherent aversion to new public chains. It's not distrust, but rather fear of homogenization.
However, the idea behind #fogo is actually very simple and direct: prioritize performance.
Because it uses an SVM architecture, which allows for handling high-concurrency scenarios from the start.
Currently, many public chains face the issue of focusing on users before the system; when the user base increases and the network starts to congest, only then do they optimize.
This approach can attract some users in the early stages, but when traffic increases, the user experience begins to deteriorate, leading to significant user loss—truly a case of losing more than you gain.
The SVM approach, on the other hand, assumes from the start that the future network will be very busy, so the underlying design must support parallel execution.
Many people don’t understand what parallel execution is, but it’s quite simple. You can think of it as: as long as there are no conflicts between accounts, multiple transactions can be processed simultaneously, rather than queuing one by one.
This means higher throughput, lower latency, and it is also more suitable for complex application scenarios.
For example,
it's like building a road; some public chains wait until there are many cars before fixing the road, while #fogo went ahead and built a multi-lane highway from day one.
I can't say that such a project will definitely succeed, but its starting point is certainly higher than that of other public chains.
Analysis content mentions the currency @Binance BiBi
Yesterday I said that there might not be an Alpha airdrop during the Spring Festival, and someone, in a fit of anger, reported my post to take it down. It doesn’t matter, whether there is one or not, you can ask the official yourself; maybe there will be one, I’m not going to hype it anymore, I want to celebrate the New Year well. I wish my brothers good luck in the Year of the Horse and that money comes quickly.
Speaking of which, the hottest project this Spring Festival is none other than @Fogo Official . Most of the activities during this Spring Festival are related to Fogo, and you can even have one fish with four uses. For details on how to use it, you can visit my personal homepage, where there is a detailed introduction.
Today we mainly want to popularize what the #fogo public chain is for.
Fogo is an L1 chain that is responsible for consensus, security, and settlement. It is not a second layer, nor is it attached to another chain, but its key point is that its execution layer is fully compatible with Solana's SVM.
The blockchains we are familiar with can be roughly divided into two parts: one part is the consensus layer, responsible for block production; the other part is the execution layer, responsible for processing transactions and smart contracts.
Most public chains use EVM, where transactions are executed serially, and each transaction has to queue up one by one.
The advantage of SVM is that it can execute in parallel, handling multiple transactions simultaneously without having to queue one by one.
How can I put it?
It’s like a highway toll booth; EVM has only one window, while SVM has 16 windows.
You can see the difference now, right?
Usually, the difference is not noticeable, but once traffic increases, a single-window EVM will definitely get congested, while 16-window SVM can handle it with ease.
The second path that Fogo bets on is the performance difference.
Fogo is very clear about the risks it faces: there cannot be only one player in the SVM market.
If the ecosystem doesn’t keep up later, high performance will only be a lower-level advantage, just an entry ticket, and won’t automatically translate into actual value.
Therefore, Fogo does not solely focus on SVM; stable and reliable performance is also their effort direction.
In short, Fogo is not a project that tells stories, but a project that bets on technological trends.
As for whether you want to participate, it depends on whether you value narrative or infrastructure.
#fogo $FOGO @Fogo Official
Speaking of which, the hottest project this Spring Festival is none other than @Fogo Official . Most of the activities during this Spring Festival are related to Fogo, and you can even have one fish with four uses. For details on how to use it, you can visit my personal homepage, where there is a detailed introduction.
Today we mainly want to popularize what the #fogo public chain is for.
Fogo is an L1 chain that is responsible for consensus, security, and settlement. It is not a second layer, nor is it attached to another chain, but its key point is that its execution layer is fully compatible with Solana's SVM.
The blockchains we are familiar with can be roughly divided into two parts: one part is the consensus layer, responsible for block production; the other part is the execution layer, responsible for processing transactions and smart contracts.
Most public chains use EVM, where transactions are executed serially, and each transaction has to queue up one by one.
The advantage of SVM is that it can execute in parallel, handling multiple transactions simultaneously without having to queue one by one.
How can I put it?
It’s like a highway toll booth; EVM has only one window, while SVM has 16 windows.
You can see the difference now, right?
Usually, the difference is not noticeable, but once traffic increases, a single-window EVM will definitely get congested, while 16-window SVM can handle it with ease.
The second path that Fogo bets on is the performance difference.
Fogo is very clear about the risks it faces: there cannot be only one player in the SVM market.
If the ecosystem doesn’t keep up later, high performance will only be a lower-level advantage, just an entry ticket, and won’t automatically translate into actual value.
Therefore, Fogo does not solely focus on SVM; stable and reliable performance is also their effort direction.
In short, Fogo is not a project that tells stories, but a project that bets on technological trends.
As for whether you want to participate, it depends on whether you value narrative or infrastructure.
#fogo $FOGO @Fogo Official
Fact-checking for @Binance BiBi
Yesterday I said that there might not be an Alpha airdrop during the Spring Festival, and someone, in a fit of anger, reported my post to take it down. It doesn’t matter, whether there is one or not, you can ask the official yourself; maybe there will be one, I’m not going to hype it anymore, I want to celebrate the New Year well. I wish my brothers good luck in the Year of the Horse and that money comes quickly.
Speaking of which, the hottest project this Spring Festival is none other than @Fogo Official . Most of the activities during this Spring Festival are related to Fogo, and you can even have one fish with four uses. For details on how to use it, you can visit my personal homepage, where there is a detailed introduction.
Today we mainly want to popularize what the #fogo public chain is for.
Fogo is an L1 chain that is responsible for consensus, security, and settlement. It is not a second layer, nor is it attached to another chain, but its key point is that its execution layer is fully compatible with Solana's SVM.
The blockchains we are familiar with can be roughly divided into two parts: one part is the consensus layer, responsible for block production; the other part is the execution layer, responsible for processing transactions and smart contracts.
Most public chains use EVM, where transactions are executed serially, and each transaction has to queue up one by one.
The advantage of SVM is that it can execute in parallel, handling multiple transactions simultaneously without having to queue one by one.
How can I put it?
It’s like a highway toll booth; EVM has only one window, while SVM has 16 windows.
You can see the difference now, right?
Usually, the difference is not noticeable, but once traffic increases, a single-window EVM will definitely get congested, while 16-window SVM can handle it with ease.
The second path that Fogo bets on is the performance difference.
Fogo is very clear about the risks it faces: there cannot be only one player in the SVM market.
If the ecosystem doesn’t keep up later, high performance will only be a lower-level advantage, just an entry ticket, and won’t automatically translate into actual value.
Therefore, Fogo does not solely focus on SVM; stable and reliable performance is also their effort direction.
In short, Fogo is not a project that tells stories, but a project that bets on technological trends.
As for whether you want to participate, it depends on whether you value narrative or infrastructure.
#fogo $FOGO @Fogo Official
Speaking of which, the hottest project this Spring Festival is none other than @Fogo Official . Most of the activities during this Spring Festival are related to Fogo, and you can even have one fish with four uses. For details on how to use it, you can visit my personal homepage, where there is a detailed introduction.
Today we mainly want to popularize what the #fogo public chain is for.
Fogo is an L1 chain that is responsible for consensus, security, and settlement. It is not a second layer, nor is it attached to another chain, but its key point is that its execution layer is fully compatible with Solana's SVM.
The blockchains we are familiar with can be roughly divided into two parts: one part is the consensus layer, responsible for block production; the other part is the execution layer, responsible for processing transactions and smart contracts.
Most public chains use EVM, where transactions are executed serially, and each transaction has to queue up one by one.
The advantage of SVM is that it can execute in parallel, handling multiple transactions simultaneously without having to queue one by one.
How can I put it?
It’s like a highway toll booth; EVM has only one window, while SVM has 16 windows.
You can see the difference now, right?
Usually, the difference is not noticeable, but once traffic increases, a single-window EVM will definitely get congested, while 16-window SVM can handle it with ease.
The second path that Fogo bets on is the performance difference.
Fogo is very clear about the risks it faces: there cannot be only one player in the SVM market.
If the ecosystem doesn’t keep up later, high performance will only be a lower-level advantage, just an entry ticket, and won’t automatically translate into actual value.
Therefore, Fogo does not solely focus on SVM; stable and reliable performance is also their effort direction.
In short, Fogo is not a project that tells stories, but a project that bets on technological trends.
As for whether you want to participate, it depends on whether you value narrative or infrastructure.
#fogo $FOGO @Fogo Official
@Binance BiBi summarize this content
Yesterday I said that there might not be an Alpha airdrop during the Spring Festival, and someone, in a fit of anger, reported my post to take it down. It doesn’t matter, whether there is one or not, you can ask the official yourself; maybe there will be one, I’m not going to hype it anymore, I want to celebrate the New Year well. I wish my brothers good luck in the Year of the Horse and that money comes quickly.
Speaking of which, the hottest project this Spring Festival is none other than @Fogo Official . Most of the activities during this Spring Festival are related to Fogo, and you can even have one fish with four uses. For details on how to use it, you can visit my personal homepage, where there is a detailed introduction.
Today we mainly want to popularize what the #fogo public chain is for.
Fogo is an L1 chain that is responsible for consensus, security, and settlement. It is not a second layer, nor is it attached to another chain, but its key point is that its execution layer is fully compatible with Solana's SVM.
The blockchains we are familiar with can be roughly divided into two parts: one part is the consensus layer, responsible for block production; the other part is the execution layer, responsible for processing transactions and smart contracts.
Most public chains use EVM, where transactions are executed serially, and each transaction has to queue up one by one.
The advantage of SVM is that it can execute in parallel, handling multiple transactions simultaneously without having to queue one by one.
How can I put it?
It’s like a highway toll booth; EVM has only one window, while SVM has 16 windows.
You can see the difference now, right?
Usually, the difference is not noticeable, but once traffic increases, a single-window EVM will definitely get congested, while 16-window SVM can handle it with ease.
The second path that Fogo bets on is the performance difference.
Fogo is very clear about the risks it faces: there cannot be only one player in the SVM market.
If the ecosystem doesn’t keep up later, high performance will only be a lower-level advantage, just an entry ticket, and won’t automatically translate into actual value.
Therefore, Fogo does not solely focus on SVM; stable and reliable performance is also their effort direction.
In short, Fogo is not a project that tells stories, but a project that bets on technological trends.
As for whether you want to participate, it depends on whether you value narrative or infrastructure.
#fogo $FOGO @Fogo Official
Speaking of which, the hottest project this Spring Festival is none other than @Fogo Official . Most of the activities during this Spring Festival are related to Fogo, and you can even have one fish with four uses. For details on how to use it, you can visit my personal homepage, where there is a detailed introduction.
Today we mainly want to popularize what the #fogo public chain is for.
Fogo is an L1 chain that is responsible for consensus, security, and settlement. It is not a second layer, nor is it attached to another chain, but its key point is that its execution layer is fully compatible with Solana's SVM.
The blockchains we are familiar with can be roughly divided into two parts: one part is the consensus layer, responsible for block production; the other part is the execution layer, responsible for processing transactions and smart contracts.
Most public chains use EVM, where transactions are executed serially, and each transaction has to queue up one by one.
The advantage of SVM is that it can execute in parallel, handling multiple transactions simultaneously without having to queue one by one.
How can I put it?
It’s like a highway toll booth; EVM has only one window, while SVM has 16 windows.
You can see the difference now, right?
Usually, the difference is not noticeable, but once traffic increases, a single-window EVM will definitely get congested, while 16-window SVM can handle it with ease.
The second path that Fogo bets on is the performance difference.
Fogo is very clear about the risks it faces: there cannot be only one player in the SVM market.
If the ecosystem doesn’t keep up later, high performance will only be a lower-level advantage, just an entry ticket, and won’t automatically translate into actual value.
Therefore, Fogo does not solely focus on SVM; stable and reliable performance is also their effort direction.
In short, Fogo is not a project that tells stories, but a project that bets on technological trends.
As for whether you want to participate, it depends on whether you value narrative or infrastructure.
#fogo $FOGO @Fogo Official
The bull market is stable,
The Federal Reserve will loosen monetary policy this week,
$16 billion is about to enter the cryptocurrency market,
Don't underestimate this $16 billion,
This is a barometer.
The money from the Federal Reserve has come in,
Will Wall Street follow?
Retail investors see that large funds have entered,
Should they FOMO?
So I believe the frenzied bull market has already begun, and smart people have started bottom-fishing.
If you ask me, which one to bottom-fish?
$VANRY will definitely be within my consideration range.
Why?
Let's first take a look at what this project is about?
#vanar 's positioning is not complicated—it is a Layer 1 public chain aimed at gaming, entertainment, and brand scenarios. The core goal is not to create complex financial structures but to solve the underlying carrying problems of high-frequency applications: high performance, low latency, low costs, and weakened perception of on-chain operations.
When gaming assets gradually go on-chain, brands start issuing and managing digital assets, and users unknowingly complete on-chain settlements, what truly matters is not emotions, but infrastructure.
What Vanar has been doing over the past few years is this kind of "slow construction": optimizing underlying performance, reducing developer migration costs, connecting content and gaming ecosystems, and enhancing user experience.
These actions may not show explosive potential during a bear market, but they will enhance the network's real carrying capacity.
Now the key variable has changed—the cycle is switching.
In other words, the bull market has arrived, the harvest season has come, and the bull market will definitely reward projects like Vanar that quietly work on infrastructure during the bear market; this is the foundation of our crypto space. The crypto space can have projects that do not engage in narrative, but it must not lack projects like Vanar that focus on foundational construction.
#vanar $VANRY @Vanarchain
The Federal Reserve will loosen monetary policy this week,
$16 billion is about to enter the cryptocurrency market,
Don't underestimate this $16 billion,
This is a barometer.
The money from the Federal Reserve has come in,
Will Wall Street follow?
Retail investors see that large funds have entered,
Should they FOMO?
So I believe the frenzied bull market has already begun, and smart people have started bottom-fishing.
If you ask me, which one to bottom-fish?
$VANRY will definitely be within my consideration range.
Why?
Let's first take a look at what this project is about?
#vanar 's positioning is not complicated—it is a Layer 1 public chain aimed at gaming, entertainment, and brand scenarios. The core goal is not to create complex financial structures but to solve the underlying carrying problems of high-frequency applications: high performance, low latency, low costs, and weakened perception of on-chain operations.
When gaming assets gradually go on-chain, brands start issuing and managing digital assets, and users unknowingly complete on-chain settlements, what truly matters is not emotions, but infrastructure.
What Vanar has been doing over the past few years is this kind of "slow construction": optimizing underlying performance, reducing developer migration costs, connecting content and gaming ecosystems, and enhancing user experience.
These actions may not show explosive potential during a bear market, but they will enhance the network's real carrying capacity.
Now the key variable has changed—the cycle is switching.
In other words, the bull market has arrived, the harvest season has come, and the bull market will definitely reward projects like Vanar that quietly work on infrastructure during the bear market; this is the foundation of our crypto space. The crypto space can have projects that do not engage in narrative, but it must not lack projects like Vanar that focus on foundational construction.
#vanar $VANRY @Vanarchain
Happy New Year
72,000
$BTC 4 hourly line, the bottom is rising, must go to 72,000.
I don't know what price Bitcoin will drop to at $BTC , but it will definitely rise tonight or tomorrow. First, watch for 72,000 USD; after breaking through, it will look towards 76,000 USD, or even 80,000 USD. This is the last wave of the wealth code this year, and I hope you can seize it.
New Year's Eve brings good fortune, galloping horses win
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