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🚨 WRITE TO EARN UPDATE - 50% Commission is LIVE! 🚨
Binance Square just updated its W2E Reward Mechanism!
Some users already earned $511 USDC last week just by posting! 😱
My Strategy to maximize this week (Oct 10-18):
✅ Post 1 quality thread daily
✅ Focus on trending topics (BTC, Altcoins)
✅ Engage first 30 mins = More rewards
My last week reward: 0.00 USDC -> This week target: 100 USDC!
Who else is grinding Write to Earn? Let's support each other! 👇
#BinanceSquareBTC #WriteToEarn #USDC" #CryptoEarnings #W2E
🚨 WRITE TO EARN UPDATE - 50% Commission is LIVE! 🚨
Binance Square just updated its W2E Reward Mechanism!
Some users already earned $511 USDC last week just by posting! 😱
My Strategy to maximize this week (Oct 10-18):
✅ Post 1 quality thread daily
✅ Focus on trending topics (BTC, Altcoins)
✅ Engage first 30 mins = More rewards
My last week reward: 0.00 USDC -> This week target: 100 USDC!
Who else is grinding Write to Earn? Let's support each other! 👇
#BinanceSquareBTC #WriteToEarn #USDC" #CryptoEarnings #W2E
Binance Square just updated its W2E Reward Mechanism!
Some users already earned $511 USDC last week just by posting! 😱
My Strategy to maximize this week (Oct 10-18):
✅ Post 1 quality thread daily
✅ Focus on trending topics (BTC, Altcoins)
✅ Engage first 30 mins = More rewards
My last week reward: 0.00 USDC -> This week target: 100 USDC!
Who else is grinding Write to Earn? Let's support each other! 👇
#BinanceSquareBTC #WriteToEarn #USDC" #CryptoEarnings #W2E
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#sui #data
Crypto Project That Raised $140 Million Shuts Down Its Own Network: To Move to Sui
DATA, backed by Andreessen Horowitz’s crypto investment arm a16z, is undergoing a strategic shift that could send shockwaves through the crypto sector. The startup, formerly known as Story Protocol, has decided to shut down its own first-layer blockchain, which it had developed over the years, and continue its operations on Sui.
The company has reportedly raised approximately $140 million in funding since its inception. Despite this, management concluded that maintaining an independent blockchain required engineering, validator, security audit, and infrastructure costs, making it difficult to focus on the core product. As part of the transition process, the Sui Foundation will invest $30 million in $DATA.
$DATA initially aimed to license intellectual property, including music rights, patents, and trademarks, across the blockchain. The company later acknowledged the difficulty of disrupting the established structure of these markets and shifted its focus to AI training data.
At the heart of the new strategy is a logging system called Trace. Trace aims to record who provides the video, audio, and other data used to train AI models, under what permissions it can be used, and its licensing history. According to the company, between 3 million and 4 million contributions are added to the system daily through the shared platform Kled. However, this figure does not mean that all of this data generates licensing revenue.
The existing data tokens are planned to be migrated to the Sui network on a one-to-one basis. While it has been stated that vesting schedules and existing token holders’ rights will be preserved, the old network will continue to operate until the transition is complete. Therefore, the shutdown and token migration are not expected to happen all at once.#Write2Earn #EarningsSeason #W2E $SUI $DATA
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#sui #data
Crypto Project That Raised $140 Million Shuts Down Its Own Network: To Move to Sui
DATA, backed by Andreessen Horowitz’s crypto investment arm a16z, is undergoing a strategic shift that could send shockwaves through the crypto sector. The startup, formerly known as Story Protocol, has decided to shut down its own first-layer blockchain, which it had developed over the years, and continue its operations on Sui.
The company has reportedly raised approximately $140 million in funding since its inception. Despite this, management concluded that maintaining an independent blockchain required engineering, validator, security audit, and infrastructure costs, making it difficult to focus on the core product. As part of the transition process, the Sui Foundation will invest $30 million in $DATA.
$DATA initially aimed to license intellectual property, including music rights, patents, and trademarks, across the blockchain. The company later acknowledged the difficulty of disrupting the established structure of these markets and shifted its focus to AI training data.
At the heart of the new strategy is a logging system called Trace. Trace aims to record who provides the video, audio, and other data used to train AI models, under what permissions it can be used, and its licensing history. According to the company, between 3 million and 4 million contributions are added to the system daily through the shared platform Kled. However, this figure does not mean that all of this data generates licensing revenue.
The existing data tokens are planned to be migrated to the Sui network on a one-to-one basis. While it has been stated that vesting schedules and existing token holders’ rights will be preserved, the old network will continue to operate until the transition is complete. Therefore, the shutdown and token migration are not expected to happen all at once.#Write2Earn #EarningsSeason #W2E $SUI $DATA
Crypto Project That Raised $140 Million Shuts Down Its Own Network: To Move to Sui
DATA, backed by Andreessen Horowitz’s crypto investment arm a16z, is undergoing a strategic shift that could send shockwaves through the crypto sector. The startup, formerly known as Story Protocol, has decided to shut down its own first-layer blockchain, which it had developed over the years, and continue its operations on Sui.
The company has reportedly raised approximately $140 million in funding since its inception. Despite this, management concluded that maintaining an independent blockchain required engineering, validator, security audit, and infrastructure costs, making it difficult to focus on the core product. As part of the transition process, the Sui Foundation will invest $30 million in $DATA.
$DATA initially aimed to license intellectual property, including music rights, patents, and trademarks, across the blockchain. The company later acknowledged the difficulty of disrupting the established structure of these markets and shifted its focus to AI training data.
At the heart of the new strategy is a logging system called Trace. Trace aims to record who provides the video, audio, and other data used to train AI models, under what permissions it can be used, and its licensing history. According to the company, between 3 million and 4 million contributions are added to the system daily through the shared platform Kled. However, this figure does not mean that all of this data generates licensing revenue.
The existing data tokens are planned to be migrated to the Sui network on a one-to-one basis. While it has been stated that vesting schedules and existing token holders’ rights will be preserved, the old network will continue to operate until the transition is complete. Therefore, the shutdown and token migration are not expected to happen all at once.#Write2Earn #EarningsSeason #W2E $SUI $DATA
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Bitcoin had a sharp push to the upside but failed to sustain that move towards resistance and dropped. Price even flipped below the zone, and a drop to the $80,500 area is expected. That will be a retest of the falling wedge pattern and might move in reverse. Along with that, we have #fomc next week, so we might see some strong moves with the news release
$BTC
#EarningsSeason #W2E
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Bitcoin had a sharp push to the upside but failed to sustain that move towards resistance and dropped. Price even flipped below the zone, and a drop to the $80,500 area is expected. That will be a retest of the falling wedge pattern and might move in reverse. Along with that, we have #fomc next week, so we might see some strong moves with the news release
$BTC
#EarningsSeason #W2E
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#zcash
Zcash Prepares for a Triple Speed Boost: Critical Warning for ZEC Remaining in Wallets
Zcash developers have planned to activate the NU7 update for their privacy-focused blockchain at block number 3,543,405. This block is expected to be reached around November 5th. However, the chosen block height needs to be added to the technical documentation and incorporated into the node software.
NU7’s most notable change will be reducing the block time from 75 seconds to 25 seconds. This could roughly triple the speed at which payment transactions are added to blocks on the Zcash network. A $ZEC deposit time on an exchange awaiting three confirmations could drop from approximately four minutes to around 75 seconds.
The update has been running on the test network since the beginning of October. However, the activation block agreed upon by the developers had not yet been incorporated into the distribution specifications at the time of this news. Therefore, November 5th should be considered a planned date; it should not be seen as a finalized and unchangeable activation date.
NU7 will temporarily remove 60% of the transaction fees collected per block from circulation. This amount is planned to be reimbursed to miners starting around February 2031. The change is designed to maintain Zcash’s current schedule of halving mining rewards.
With this update, Zcash’s initial privacy system, Sprout, will be completely shut down. $ZEC remaining in Sprout addresses during activation will become unspendable. Therefore, those using Sprout need to migrate their assets to the new supported address types before the update takes effect.
This news doesn’t necessarily mean the price of Zcash will rise. For users, the most important issues will be the timely updating of node and wallet software and the transfer of old Sprout balances.#Write2Earn #EarningsSeason #zec #W2E $ZEC
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#zcash
Zcash Prepares for a Triple Speed Boost: Critical Warning for ZEC Remaining in Wallets
Zcash developers have planned to activate the NU7 update for their privacy-focused blockchain at block number 3,543,405. This block is expected to be reached around November 5th. However, the chosen block height needs to be added to the technical documentation and incorporated into the node software.
NU7’s most notable change will be reducing the block time from 75 seconds to 25 seconds. This could roughly triple the speed at which payment transactions are added to blocks on the Zcash network. A $ZEC deposit time on an exchange awaiting three confirmations could drop from approximately four minutes to around 75 seconds.
The update has been running on the test network since the beginning of October. However, the activation block agreed upon by the developers had not yet been incorporated into the distribution specifications at the time of this news. Therefore, November 5th should be considered a planned date; it should not be seen as a finalized and unchangeable activation date.
NU7 will temporarily remove 60% of the transaction fees collected per block from circulation. This amount is planned to be reimbursed to miners starting around February 2031. The change is designed to maintain Zcash’s current schedule of halving mining rewards.
With this update, Zcash’s initial privacy system, Sprout, will be completely shut down. $ZEC remaining in Sprout addresses during activation will become unspendable. Therefore, those using Sprout need to migrate their assets to the new supported address types before the update takes effect.
This news doesn’t necessarily mean the price of Zcash will rise. For users, the most important issues will be the timely updating of node and wallet software and the transfer of old Sprout balances.#Write2Earn #EarningsSeason #zec #W2E $ZEC
Zcash Prepares for a Triple Speed Boost: Critical Warning for ZEC Remaining in Wallets
Zcash developers have planned to activate the NU7 update for their privacy-focused blockchain at block number 3,543,405. This block is expected to be reached around November 5th. However, the chosen block height needs to be added to the technical documentation and incorporated into the node software.
NU7’s most notable change will be reducing the block time from 75 seconds to 25 seconds. This could roughly triple the speed at which payment transactions are added to blocks on the Zcash network. A $ZEC deposit time on an exchange awaiting three confirmations could drop from approximately four minutes to around 75 seconds.
The update has been running on the test network since the beginning of October. However, the activation block agreed upon by the developers had not yet been incorporated into the distribution specifications at the time of this news. Therefore, November 5th should be considered a planned date; it should not be seen as a finalized and unchangeable activation date.
NU7 will temporarily remove 60% of the transaction fees collected per block from circulation. This amount is planned to be reimbursed to miners starting around February 2031. The change is designed to maintain Zcash’s current schedule of halving mining rewards.
With this update, Zcash’s initial privacy system, Sprout, will be completely shut down. $ZEC remaining in Sprout addresses during activation will become unspendable. Therefore, those using Sprout need to migrate their assets to the new supported address types before the update takes effect.
This news doesn’t necessarily mean the price of Zcash will rise. For users, the most important issues will be the timely updating of node and wallet software and the transfer of old Sprout balances.#Write2Earn #EarningsSeason #zec #W2E $ZEC
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#Stablecoins
Stablecoin Laundering Network Lands Colombian Crypto Broker in Prison
Colombian Crypto Broker Gets 160 Months as $USDT-Centric Drug Network Unravels
The operation has landed the broker more than 13 years behind bars. On Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2026, federal prosecutors announced that Leonardo de Jesus Zuluaga Duque, 63, received a 160-month prison sentence for his role in laundering approximately $14.5 million and conspiring to import cocaine into the United States. The case also exposed a much larger financial operation handling hundreds of millions of dollars.
From Colombian Drug Money to American Bank Accounts
Between May and November 2023, Zuluaga Duque worked alongside several associates to move roughly $14.5 million in drug trafficking proceeds through a cross-border cryptocurrency laundering network.
The operation had a straightforward financial playbook. Criminal proceeds were converted into the stablecoin $USDT in Colombia, transferred to an American intermediary and exchanged for U.S. dollars. Those dollars then traveled through American shell companies before returning to Colombian businesses, where they were converted into pesos and distributed. At the center of the American operation was Maximilien de Hoop Cartier, an Argentine citizen who claimed connections to the famous Cartier jewelry dynasty.
Cartier operated an unlicensed cryptocurrency money-transmitting business through companies presented to banks as legitimate technology enterprises. Prosecutors stated that his operation processed more than $470 million in illicit proceeds, far exceeding the $14.5 million directly attributed to Zuluaga Duque’s laundering activities. Cartier previously pleaded guilty and received eight years in federal prison.#Write2Earn #EarningsSeason #W2E #USDT
#Stablecoins
Stablecoin Laundering Network Lands Colombian Crypto Broker in Prison
Colombian Crypto Broker Gets 160 Months as $USDT-Centric Drug Network Unravels
The operation has landed the broker more than 13 years behind bars. On Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2026, federal prosecutors announced that Leonardo de Jesus Zuluaga Duque, 63, received a 160-month prison sentence for his role in laundering approximately $14.5 million and conspiring to import cocaine into the United States. The case also exposed a much larger financial operation handling hundreds of millions of dollars.
From Colombian Drug Money to American Bank Accounts
Between May and November 2023, Zuluaga Duque worked alongside several associates to move roughly $14.5 million in drug trafficking proceeds through a cross-border cryptocurrency laundering network.
The operation had a straightforward financial playbook. Criminal proceeds were converted into the stablecoin $USDT in Colombia, transferred to an American intermediary and exchanged for U.S. dollars. Those dollars then traveled through American shell companies before returning to Colombian businesses, where they were converted into pesos and distributed. At the center of the American operation was Maximilien de Hoop Cartier, an Argentine citizen who claimed connections to the famous Cartier jewelry dynasty.
Cartier operated an unlicensed cryptocurrency money-transmitting business through companies presented to banks as legitimate technology enterprises. Prosecutors stated that his operation processed more than $470 million in illicit proceeds, far exceeding the $14.5 million directly attributed to Zuluaga Duque’s laundering activities. Cartier previously pleaded guilty and received eight years in federal prison.#Write2Earn #EarningsSeason #W2E #USDT
Stablecoin Laundering Network Lands Colombian Crypto Broker in Prison
Colombian Crypto Broker Gets 160 Months as $USDT-Centric Drug Network Unravels
The operation has landed the broker more than 13 years behind bars. On Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2026, federal prosecutors announced that Leonardo de Jesus Zuluaga Duque, 63, received a 160-month prison sentence for his role in laundering approximately $14.5 million and conspiring to import cocaine into the United States. The case also exposed a much larger financial operation handling hundreds of millions of dollars.
From Colombian Drug Money to American Bank Accounts
Between May and November 2023, Zuluaga Duque worked alongside several associates to move roughly $14.5 million in drug trafficking proceeds through a cross-border cryptocurrency laundering network.
The operation had a straightforward financial playbook. Criminal proceeds were converted into the stablecoin $USDT in Colombia, transferred to an American intermediary and exchanged for U.S. dollars. Those dollars then traveled through American shell companies before returning to Colombian businesses, where they were converted into pesos and distributed. At the center of the American operation was Maximilien de Hoop Cartier, an Argentine citizen who claimed connections to the famous Cartier jewelry dynasty.
Cartier operated an unlicensed cryptocurrency money-transmitting business through companies presented to banks as legitimate technology enterprises. Prosecutors stated that his operation processed more than $470 million in illicit proceeds, far exceeding the $14.5 million directly attributed to Zuluaga Duque’s laundering activities. Cartier previously pleaded guilty and received eight years in federal prison.#Write2Earn #EarningsSeason #W2E #USDT
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#BTC
China seeks to seize 61,800 BTC tied to $5.7 billion fraud scheme
Chinese prosecutors have moved to seize more than 61,800 Bitcoin linked to a massive fraud case worth over 40 billion yuan, roughly $5.7 billion, according to reporting by Chinese outlet The Paper.
The case centers on Qian Zhimin, the alleged controller of Tianjin Lantian Gree Electronic Technology. Prosecutors say that from 2014 to 2017, the company sold unlicensed wealth-management products across China, promising guaranteed principal and high returns. The scheme raised more than 40.378 billion yuan from more than 102,000 investors, who lost nearly 20 billion yuan.
This money, however, was allegedly used to repay earlier investors, run fake investment projects, buy Bitcoin and acquire property, cars and jewelry, instead of funding real businesses.
Qian then fled China in 2017 and later settled in the UK. British authorities eventually seized his assets, including more than 61,800 bitcoin, plus bitcoin cash, bitcoin gold, bitcoin SV, ripple, dogecoin, cash, jewelry and investment holdings.
On Oct. 13, Tianjin’s Second Intermediate People’s Court said it had accepted prosecutors’ request to confiscate the assets as illegal gains. The court has opened a six-month period for victims and other interested parties to join the case. Victims who do not participate can still seek refunds from recovered assets.
The development comes days after a U.K. High Court ruled that Chinese law, rather than English law, should govern alleged victims’ claims to the more than 61,000 BTC seized in Britain.
The ruling doesn’t mean that victims can never recover their coins. Instead, it calls for assessing whether the victims have a property claim under Chinese law, with further hearings expected. Lawyers for some victims are seeking to appeal.
The case is one of China’s largest alleged crypto-linked frauds—and the Bitcoin stash could be worth far more today than when it was seized.#Write2Earn #EarningsSeason #W2E $BTC
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#BTC
China seeks to seize 61,800 BTC tied to $5.7 billion fraud scheme
Chinese prosecutors have moved to seize more than 61,800 Bitcoin linked to a massive fraud case worth over 40 billion yuan, roughly $5.7 billion, according to reporting by Chinese outlet The Paper.
The case centers on Qian Zhimin, the alleged controller of Tianjin Lantian Gree Electronic Technology. Prosecutors say that from 2014 to 2017, the company sold unlicensed wealth-management products across China, promising guaranteed principal and high returns. The scheme raised more than 40.378 billion yuan from more than 102,000 investors, who lost nearly 20 billion yuan.
This money, however, was allegedly used to repay earlier investors, run fake investment projects, buy Bitcoin and acquire property, cars and jewelry, instead of funding real businesses.
Qian then fled China in 2017 and later settled in the UK. British authorities eventually seized his assets, including more than 61,800 bitcoin, plus bitcoin cash, bitcoin gold, bitcoin SV, ripple, dogecoin, cash, jewelry and investment holdings.
On Oct. 13, Tianjin’s Second Intermediate People’s Court said it had accepted prosecutors’ request to confiscate the assets as illegal gains. The court has opened a six-month period for victims and other interested parties to join the case. Victims who do not participate can still seek refunds from recovered assets.
The development comes days after a U.K. High Court ruled that Chinese law, rather than English law, should govern alleged victims’ claims to the more than 61,000 BTC seized in Britain.
The ruling doesn’t mean that victims can never recover their coins. Instead, it calls for assessing whether the victims have a property claim under Chinese law, with further hearings expected. Lawyers for some victims are seeking to appeal.
The case is one of China’s largest alleged crypto-linked frauds—and the Bitcoin stash could be worth far more today than when it was seized.#Write2Earn #EarningsSeason #W2E $BTC
China seeks to seize 61,800 BTC tied to $5.7 billion fraud scheme
Chinese prosecutors have moved to seize more than 61,800 Bitcoin linked to a massive fraud case worth over 40 billion yuan, roughly $5.7 billion, according to reporting by Chinese outlet The Paper.
The case centers on Qian Zhimin, the alleged controller of Tianjin Lantian Gree Electronic Technology. Prosecutors say that from 2014 to 2017, the company sold unlicensed wealth-management products across China, promising guaranteed principal and high returns. The scheme raised more than 40.378 billion yuan from more than 102,000 investors, who lost nearly 20 billion yuan.
This money, however, was allegedly used to repay earlier investors, run fake investment projects, buy Bitcoin and acquire property, cars and jewelry, instead of funding real businesses.
Qian then fled China in 2017 and later settled in the UK. British authorities eventually seized his assets, including more than 61,800 bitcoin, plus bitcoin cash, bitcoin gold, bitcoin SV, ripple, dogecoin, cash, jewelry and investment holdings.
On Oct. 13, Tianjin’s Second Intermediate People’s Court said it had accepted prosecutors’ request to confiscate the assets as illegal gains. The court has opened a six-month period for victims and other interested parties to join the case. Victims who do not participate can still seek refunds from recovered assets.
The development comes days after a U.K. High Court ruled that Chinese law, rather than English law, should govern alleged victims’ claims to the more than 61,000 BTC seized in Britain.
The ruling doesn’t mean that victims can never recover their coins. Instead, it calls for assessing whether the victims have a property claim under Chinese law, with further hearings expected. Lawyers for some victims are seeking to appeal.
The case is one of China’s largest alleged crypto-linked frauds—and the Bitcoin stash could be worth far more today than when it was seized.#Write2Earn #EarningsSeason #W2E $BTC
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#sol
Solana completes Alpenglow upgrade. Here’s what it means for users
Solana switched on its Alpenglow upgrade Wednesday, introducing a new voting system designed to make payments and trades final in a fraction of a second.
The upgrade targets about 150 milliseconds before the network considers a transaction locked in, replacing the multi-second wait under its previous system. That point is called finality, when an application can treat the payment as settled.
Previously, they recorded votes as transactions on the blockchain and accumulated approvals across successive blocks.
Alpenglow lets them send votes directly to one another and combine those approvals into certificates, allowing a block to become final after one or two voting rounds.
The handover from the old system took about 900 milliseconds, according to the Solana Foundation. Votes from 446 of the network’s 654 participating validators certified the block used as the starting point — a timing that measures the switch between systems.
How this matters for users
Many Solana apps already showed a transaction as confirmed before the network had finished locking it in, which made payments feel fast while leaving a further wait for full settlement.
Alpenglow actually makes those transactions faster, giving apps a way to show users their money has arrived with stronger assurance that the payment will hold. Such a benefit is especially useful when a service needs to release funds or goods immediately after receiving payment.
An exchange could credit a deposit sooner, letting a customer trade with the funds. A shop accepting a stablecoin payment could confirm it without keeping the customer at the counter waiting for settlement.
How quickly that reaches a user’s screen also depends on the service handling the payment. Anza, the company behind Solana’s Agave software, told CoinDesk in a release that some computers receive finality information later than the validators voting directly.#Write2Earn #EarningsSeason #solana #W2E $SOL
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#sol
Solana completes Alpenglow upgrade. Here’s what it means for users
Solana switched on its Alpenglow upgrade Wednesday, introducing a new voting system designed to make payments and trades final in a fraction of a second.
The upgrade targets about 150 milliseconds before the network considers a transaction locked in, replacing the multi-second wait under its previous system. That point is called finality, when an application can treat the payment as settled.
Previously, they recorded votes as transactions on the blockchain and accumulated approvals across successive blocks.
Alpenglow lets them send votes directly to one another and combine those approvals into certificates, allowing a block to become final after one or two voting rounds.
The handover from the old system took about 900 milliseconds, according to the Solana Foundation. Votes from 446 of the network’s 654 participating validators certified the block used as the starting point — a timing that measures the switch between systems.
How this matters for users
Many Solana apps already showed a transaction as confirmed before the network had finished locking it in, which made payments feel fast while leaving a further wait for full settlement.
Alpenglow actually makes those transactions faster, giving apps a way to show users their money has arrived with stronger assurance that the payment will hold. Such a benefit is especially useful when a service needs to release funds or goods immediately after receiving payment.
An exchange could credit a deposit sooner, letting a customer trade with the funds. A shop accepting a stablecoin payment could confirm it without keeping the customer at the counter waiting for settlement.
How quickly that reaches a user’s screen also depends on the service handling the payment. Anza, the company behind Solana’s Agave software, told CoinDesk in a release that some computers receive finality information later than the validators voting directly.#Write2Earn #EarningsSeason #solana #W2E $SOL
Solana completes Alpenglow upgrade. Here’s what it means for users
Solana switched on its Alpenglow upgrade Wednesday, introducing a new voting system designed to make payments and trades final in a fraction of a second.
The upgrade targets about 150 milliseconds before the network considers a transaction locked in, replacing the multi-second wait under its previous system. That point is called finality, when an application can treat the payment as settled.
Previously, they recorded votes as transactions on the blockchain and accumulated approvals across successive blocks.
Alpenglow lets them send votes directly to one another and combine those approvals into certificates, allowing a block to become final after one or two voting rounds.
The handover from the old system took about 900 milliseconds, according to the Solana Foundation. Votes from 446 of the network’s 654 participating validators certified the block used as the starting point — a timing that measures the switch between systems.
How this matters for users
Many Solana apps already showed a transaction as confirmed before the network had finished locking it in, which made payments feel fast while leaving a further wait for full settlement.
Alpenglow actually makes those transactions faster, giving apps a way to show users their money has arrived with stronger assurance that the payment will hold. Such a benefit is especially useful when a service needs to release funds or goods immediately after receiving payment.
An exchange could credit a deposit sooner, letting a customer trade with the funds. A shop accepting a stablecoin payment could confirm it without keeping the customer at the counter waiting for settlement.
How quickly that reaches a user’s screen also depends on the service handling the payment. Anza, the company behind Solana’s Agave software, told CoinDesk in a release that some computers receive finality information later than the validators voting directly.#Write2Earn #EarningsSeason #solana #W2E $SOL
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#xrp
XRP Ledger bug fix moved to November after validator support dipped for two hours
A two-hour wobble in validator support has pushed the $XRP Ledger’s latest bug fix back to November, less than two days before it was due to switch on.
Validators are the independent servers that agree on which transactions count. Changing the network’s rules needs backing from more than 80% of the 35 the network trusts by default, which works out to 29.
That support gets checked roughly every 15 minutes, and it has to hold at every single check for 14 days straight. Miss once, even briefly, and the clock goes back to zero.
The fix, called fixCleanup3_4_0, had no room for that. It sat at exactly 29 votes on Monday, with activation penciled in for 09:34 UTC on Oct. 23. At a checkpoint at 12:54 UTC on Wednesday, only 26 validators were voting yes, according to XRPL Dashboard.
By 14:46 UTC the count was back to 29 and a fresh countdown began. XRPLWin now lists the fix as going live at 14:46 UTC on Nov. 4. Support has since climbed to 31 of 35, so the fix heads into its second run with two votes to spare (it had zero the first time).#Write2Earn #EarningsSeason #W2E $XRP
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#xrp
XRP Ledger bug fix moved to November after validator support dipped for two hours
A two-hour wobble in validator support has pushed the $XRP Ledger’s latest bug fix back to November, less than two days before it was due to switch on.
Validators are the independent servers that agree on which transactions count. Changing the network’s rules needs backing from more than 80% of the 35 the network trusts by default, which works out to 29.
That support gets checked roughly every 15 minutes, and it has to hold at every single check for 14 days straight. Miss once, even briefly, and the clock goes back to zero.
The fix, called fixCleanup3_4_0, had no room for that. It sat at exactly 29 votes on Monday, with activation penciled in for 09:34 UTC on Oct. 23. At a checkpoint at 12:54 UTC on Wednesday, only 26 validators were voting yes, according to XRPL Dashboard.
By 14:46 UTC the count was back to 29 and a fresh countdown began. XRPLWin now lists the fix as going live at 14:46 UTC on Nov. 4. Support has since climbed to 31 of 35, so the fix heads into its second run with two votes to spare (it had zero the first time).#Write2Earn #EarningsSeason #W2E $XRP
XRP Ledger bug fix moved to November after validator support dipped for two hours
A two-hour wobble in validator support has pushed the $XRP Ledger’s latest bug fix back to November, less than two days before it was due to switch on.
Validators are the independent servers that agree on which transactions count. Changing the network’s rules needs backing from more than 80% of the 35 the network trusts by default, which works out to 29.
That support gets checked roughly every 15 minutes, and it has to hold at every single check for 14 days straight. Miss once, even briefly, and the clock goes back to zero.
The fix, called fixCleanup3_4_0, had no room for that. It sat at exactly 29 votes on Monday, with activation penciled in for 09:34 UTC on Oct. 23. At a checkpoint at 12:54 UTC on Wednesday, only 26 validators were voting yes, according to XRPL Dashboard.
By 14:46 UTC the count was back to 29 and a fresh countdown began. XRPLWin now lists the fix as going live at 14:46 UTC on Nov. 4. Support has since climbed to 31 of 35, so the fix heads into its second run with two votes to spare (it had zero the first time).#Write2Earn #EarningsSeason #W2E $XRP
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$SOL has been rejected from the $120-$125 resistance area. The price is now testing a local resistance level, and a break above this will push the price once again toward the key resistance area of $120-$125
#Write2Earn #W2E
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$SOL has been rejected from the $120-$125 resistance area. The price is now testing a local resistance level, and a break above this will push the price once again toward the key resistance area of $120-$125
#Write2Earn #W2E
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#ADA #XLM #APT
A Joint Application Has Been Filed with the SEC for Six Altcoins, Including Cardano! Will the SEC Take a New Step?
As regulatory efforts regarding cryptocurrencies continue in the US, an organization representing six cryptocurrency projects has launched a joint initiative to clarify the legal status of digital commodities.
Accordingly, Chainlink Labs (link), Hedera (HBAR), Aptos Labs (APT), Ava Labs (AVAX), Stellar Foundation (XLM), and Cardano Foundation (ADA) have requested the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to explicitly state in its regulations the approach to treating digital commodities separately from securities.
Organizations want the SEC to add a direct definition of digital commodities to its proposed regulation of crypto assets, thereby reducing legal uncertainty in the
Let the Definition of Digital Commodities Be Included in Binding Regulations!
At the heart of the debate is the SEC’s approach to classifying crypto assets, published in March. Six organizations argue that this approach should be incorporated into formal regulatory provisions, rather than merely being included in explanatory texts. The tokens involved include Chainlink, Hedera, Aptos, Avalanche, Stellar, and Cardano.
In their letter, these six companies and foundations argue that the SEC should incorporate the crypto classification criteria it published in March into official rules to reduce regulatory uncertainty.
The basis of the organizations’ request is, in particular, the view that a crypto asset being the subject of an investment contract should not, in itself, transform that asset into a security. The aim here is to clarify that even if a digital commodity is the subject of an investment contract, the asset itself is not a security.
The group also wants the SEC to clearly state that a new rule will not alter existing cryptocurrency classifications or change the scope of oversight or the boundaries between the SEC and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.#W2E #Write2Earn $ADA
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#ADA #XLM #APT
A Joint Application Has Been Filed with the SEC for Six Altcoins, Including Cardano! Will the SEC Take a New Step?
As regulatory efforts regarding cryptocurrencies continue in the US, an organization representing six cryptocurrency projects has launched a joint initiative to clarify the legal status of digital commodities.
Accordingly, Chainlink Labs (link), Hedera (HBAR), Aptos Labs (APT), Ava Labs (AVAX), Stellar Foundation (XLM), and Cardano Foundation (ADA) have requested the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to explicitly state in its regulations the approach to treating digital commodities separately from securities.
Organizations want the SEC to add a direct definition of digital commodities to its proposed regulation of crypto assets, thereby reducing legal uncertainty in the
Let the Definition of Digital Commodities Be Included in Binding Regulations!
At the heart of the debate is the SEC’s approach to classifying crypto assets, published in March. Six organizations argue that this approach should be incorporated into formal regulatory provisions, rather than merely being included in explanatory texts. The tokens involved include Chainlink, Hedera, Aptos, Avalanche, Stellar, and Cardano.
In their letter, these six companies and foundations argue that the SEC should incorporate the crypto classification criteria it published in March into official rules to reduce regulatory uncertainty.
The basis of the organizations’ request is, in particular, the view that a crypto asset being the subject of an investment contract should not, in itself, transform that asset into a security. The aim here is to clarify that even if a digital commodity is the subject of an investment contract, the asset itself is not a security.
The group also wants the SEC to clearly state that a new rule will not alter existing cryptocurrency classifications or change the scope of oversight or the boundaries between the SEC and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.#W2E #Write2Earn $ADA
A Joint Application Has Been Filed with the SEC for Six Altcoins, Including Cardano! Will the SEC Take a New Step?
As regulatory efforts regarding cryptocurrencies continue in the US, an organization representing six cryptocurrency projects has launched a joint initiative to clarify the legal status of digital commodities.
Accordingly, Chainlink Labs (link), Hedera (HBAR), Aptos Labs (APT), Ava Labs (AVAX), Stellar Foundation (XLM), and Cardano Foundation (ADA) have requested the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to explicitly state in its regulations the approach to treating digital commodities separately from securities.
Organizations want the SEC to add a direct definition of digital commodities to its proposed regulation of crypto assets, thereby reducing legal uncertainty in the
Let the Definition of Digital Commodities Be Included in Binding Regulations!
At the heart of the debate is the SEC’s approach to classifying crypto assets, published in March. Six organizations argue that this approach should be incorporated into formal regulatory provisions, rather than merely being included in explanatory texts. The tokens involved include Chainlink, Hedera, Aptos, Avalanche, Stellar, and Cardano.
In their letter, these six companies and foundations argue that the SEC should incorporate the crypto classification criteria it published in March into official rules to reduce regulatory uncertainty.
The basis of the organizations’ request is, in particular, the view that a crypto asset being the subject of an investment contract should not, in itself, transform that asset into a security. The aim here is to clarify that even if a digital commodity is the subject of an investment contract, the asset itself is not a security.
The group also wants the SEC to clearly state that a new rule will not alter existing cryptocurrency classifications or change the scope of oversight or the boundaries between the SEC and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.#W2E #Write2Earn $ADA
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#sol
Historic Day for Solana (SOL): Alpenglow Network Can Speed Up by Up to 40 Times! Here Are the Details
Described as Solana’s biggest technical change since 2020, Alpenglow aims to reduce transaction completion time from six seconds to approximately 150 milliseconds.
Solana is preparing to activate the Alpenglow update on the mainnet on October 21st, an update that significantly changes how the network reaches consensus among validators. If the update is successful, transaction finalization time could drop from approximately six seconds to as little as 150 milliseconds.
In the current system, validators’ votes are written directly to the blockchain like other transactions. A sufficient number of votes must accumulate on the chain for a transaction to be considered irreversible. Alpenglow, however, moves the votes off-chain and consolidates them into specific certificates. This aims to finalize transactions in one or two rounds.
If the target of approximately 150 milliseconds can be maintained under real mainnet conditions, Solana transactions could be finalized up to forty times faster. This change could particularly reduce waiting times in decentralized finance applications such as exchange deposits, blockchain-based payments, and those experiencing rapid price fluctuations.
A decrease in the number of transactions displayed on Solana is expected after the update. This is not due to a decrease in user activity, but rather to validator votes, which were previously counted as transactions, being moved off-chain. Therefore, directly comparing network statistics before and after the update may be misleading.
Alpenglow is also expected to reduce validator costs by approximately 60 percent. Under the current system, validators spend around 2 $SOL per day for voting, while the new system plans for a fixed participation fee of 0.8 $SOL per session, lasting approximately 24 hours.#Write2Earn #solana #W2E #EarningsSeason $SOL
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#sol
Historic Day for Solana (SOL): Alpenglow Network Can Speed Up by Up to 40 Times! Here Are the Details
Described as Solana’s biggest technical change since 2020, Alpenglow aims to reduce transaction completion time from six seconds to approximately 150 milliseconds.
Solana is preparing to activate the Alpenglow update on the mainnet on October 21st, an update that significantly changes how the network reaches consensus among validators. If the update is successful, transaction finalization time could drop from approximately six seconds to as little as 150 milliseconds.
In the current system, validators’ votes are written directly to the blockchain like other transactions. A sufficient number of votes must accumulate on the chain for a transaction to be considered irreversible. Alpenglow, however, moves the votes off-chain and consolidates them into specific certificates. This aims to finalize transactions in one or two rounds.
If the target of approximately 150 milliseconds can be maintained under real mainnet conditions, Solana transactions could be finalized up to forty times faster. This change could particularly reduce waiting times in decentralized finance applications such as exchange deposits, blockchain-based payments, and those experiencing rapid price fluctuations.
A decrease in the number of transactions displayed on Solana is expected after the update. This is not due to a decrease in user activity, but rather to validator votes, which were previously counted as transactions, being moved off-chain. Therefore, directly comparing network statistics before and after the update may be misleading.
Alpenglow is also expected to reduce validator costs by approximately 60 percent. Under the current system, validators spend around 2 $SOL per day for voting, while the new system plans for a fixed participation fee of 0.8 $SOL per session, lasting approximately 24 hours.#Write2Earn #solana #W2E #EarningsSeason $SOL
Historic Day for Solana (SOL): Alpenglow Network Can Speed Up by Up to 40 Times! Here Are the Details
Described as Solana’s biggest technical change since 2020, Alpenglow aims to reduce transaction completion time from six seconds to approximately 150 milliseconds.
Solana is preparing to activate the Alpenglow update on the mainnet on October 21st, an update that significantly changes how the network reaches consensus among validators. If the update is successful, transaction finalization time could drop from approximately six seconds to as little as 150 milliseconds.
In the current system, validators’ votes are written directly to the blockchain like other transactions. A sufficient number of votes must accumulate on the chain for a transaction to be considered irreversible. Alpenglow, however, moves the votes off-chain and consolidates them into specific certificates. This aims to finalize transactions in one or two rounds.
If the target of approximately 150 milliseconds can be maintained under real mainnet conditions, Solana transactions could be finalized up to forty times faster. This change could particularly reduce waiting times in decentralized finance applications such as exchange deposits, blockchain-based payments, and those experiencing rapid price fluctuations.
A decrease in the number of transactions displayed on Solana is expected after the update. This is not due to a decrease in user activity, but rather to validator votes, which were previously counted as transactions, being moved off-chain. Therefore, directly comparing network statistics before and after the update may be misleading.
Alpenglow is also expected to reduce validator costs by approximately 60 percent. Under the current system, validators spend around 2 $SOL per day for voting, while the new system plans for a fixed participation fee of 0.8 $SOL per session, lasting approximately 24 hours.#Write2Earn #solana #W2E #EarningsSeason $SOL
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#xrp #DOGE
Is an Opportunity on the Horizon for Dogecoin (DOGE) and XRP? Santiment Reveals Latest Data! Here’s What It Means
Btc surpassed 83,000 as investor confidence in risky assets increased following strong earnings reports from US technology companies. This also had a positive impact on altcoins, with Eth and other major altcoins seeing gains of between 3% and 10%
At this point, Zec showed the biggest increase among the major cryptocurrencies. Following the news that the mainnet activation block height for the upcoming network upgrade ‘NU7’ has been finalized, Zec increased by 13% to reach 1,270
While Btc and altcoins are experiencing upward movement, on-chain analytics platform Santiment has released critical data regarding XRP and Dogecoin.
At this point, Santiment noted that XRP and doge are in relatively favorable buying zones based on on-chain data
According to Santiment, XRP and doge are signaling buying opportunities!
According to data shared by Santiment, Dogecoin’s 365-day MVRV (Minimum Viable Loss) is approximately 0.74. Santiment suggests this indicates that recent buyers are, on average, experiencing deep losses, and that the average loss for investors over the past year is more pronounced compared to XRP
XRP, on the other hand, is at 0.92 on the same indicator, revealing that investors are, on average, in the loss zone. This indicates that recent buyers are, on average, at a loss. According to Santiment, such low MVRV values can create more favorable buying conditions compared to periods in the past when investors made significant profits
Btc, Eth, and Chainlink Are More Balanced!
Santiment, which also covered Btc, Eth, and Chainlink, stated that the 365-day MVRV values for BTC, ETH, and LINK ranged between 0.97 and 1.04
This range indicates that the average profit and loss for investors in these assets is close to the break-even level
Therefore, these three cryptocurrencies show neither significant profit-taking pressure nor a widespread risk of capitulation#Write2Earn #W2E #BTC $DOGE $XRP
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#xrp #DOGE
Is an Opportunity on the Horizon for Dogecoin (DOGE) and XRP? Santiment Reveals Latest Data! Here’s What It Means
Btc surpassed 83,000 as investor confidence in risky assets increased following strong earnings reports from US technology companies. This also had a positive impact on altcoins, with Eth and other major altcoins seeing gains of between 3% and 10%
At this point, Zec showed the biggest increase among the major cryptocurrencies. Following the news that the mainnet activation block height for the upcoming network upgrade ‘NU7’ has been finalized, Zec increased by 13% to reach 1,270
While Btc and altcoins are experiencing upward movement, on-chain analytics platform Santiment has released critical data regarding XRP and Dogecoin.
At this point, Santiment noted that XRP and doge are in relatively favorable buying zones based on on-chain data
According to Santiment, XRP and doge are signaling buying opportunities!
According to data shared by Santiment, Dogecoin’s 365-day MVRV (Minimum Viable Loss) is approximately 0.74. Santiment suggests this indicates that recent buyers are, on average, experiencing deep losses, and that the average loss for investors over the past year is more pronounced compared to XRP
XRP, on the other hand, is at 0.92 on the same indicator, revealing that investors are, on average, in the loss zone. This indicates that recent buyers are, on average, at a loss. According to Santiment, such low MVRV values can create more favorable buying conditions compared to periods in the past when investors made significant profits
Btc, Eth, and Chainlink Are More Balanced!
Santiment, which also covered Btc, Eth, and Chainlink, stated that the 365-day MVRV values for BTC, ETH, and LINK ranged between 0.97 and 1.04
This range indicates that the average profit and loss for investors in these assets is close to the break-even level
Therefore, these three cryptocurrencies show neither significant profit-taking pressure nor a widespread risk of capitulation#Write2Earn #W2E #BTC $DOGE $XRP
Is an Opportunity on the Horizon for Dogecoin (DOGE) and XRP? Santiment Reveals Latest Data! Here’s What It Means
Btc surpassed 83,000 as investor confidence in risky assets increased following strong earnings reports from US technology companies. This also had a positive impact on altcoins, with Eth and other major altcoins seeing gains of between 3% and 10%
At this point, Zec showed the biggest increase among the major cryptocurrencies. Following the news that the mainnet activation block height for the upcoming network upgrade ‘NU7’ has been finalized, Zec increased by 13% to reach 1,270
While Btc and altcoins are experiencing upward movement, on-chain analytics platform Santiment has released critical data regarding XRP and Dogecoin.
At this point, Santiment noted that XRP and doge are in relatively favorable buying zones based on on-chain data
According to Santiment, XRP and doge are signaling buying opportunities!
According to data shared by Santiment, Dogecoin’s 365-day MVRV (Minimum Viable Loss) is approximately 0.74. Santiment suggests this indicates that recent buyers are, on average, experiencing deep losses, and that the average loss for investors over the past year is more pronounced compared to XRP
XRP, on the other hand, is at 0.92 on the same indicator, revealing that investors are, on average, in the loss zone. This indicates that recent buyers are, on average, at a loss. According to Santiment, such low MVRV values can create more favorable buying conditions compared to periods in the past when investors made significant profits
Btc, Eth, and Chainlink Are More Balanced!
Santiment, which also covered Btc, Eth, and Chainlink, stated that the 365-day MVRV values for BTC, ETH, and LINK ranged between 0.97 and 1.04
This range indicates that the average profit and loss for investors in these assets is close to the break-even level
Therefore, these three cryptocurrencies show neither significant profit-taking pressure nor a widespread risk of capitulation#Write2Earn #W2E #BTC $DOGE $XRP
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#solana
Solana’s Alpenglow, its biggest network overhaul since 2020, goes live Wednesday
Solana transactions could soon become irreversible in just 150 milliseconds, or roughly 40 times faster than today, as the network switches on its Alpenglow upgrade on Wednesday.
The upgrade changes how validators, the computers that process transactions and vote on which ones are valid, agree with each other. Today, every validator writes its votes straight onto the blockchain like any other transaction, and a payment isn’t locked in until enough of them stack up — which takes about six seconds.
Alpenglow pulls that voting off the chain and bundles votes into certificates that can lock in a transaction in one or two rounds. If the 150-millisecond target holds up on mainnet, a Solana transaction would be settled in less time than it takes to blink.
Six seconds is a long time in a fast market. Speed is Solana’s whole pitch, and it has become a home for memecoin trading, stablecoin payments and onchain exchanges trying to compete with centralized exchanges.
At six seconds, a price can move before a trade is locked in, and exchanges and payment apps make users wait before treating a deposit as done.
But cutting that to a fraction of a second gets Solana much closer to the feel of a card payment or a trade on a centralized exchange (Ethereum, by comparison, takes roughly 13 minutes to reach full finality).#Write2Earn #W2E #sol #EarningsSeason $SOL
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#solana
Solana’s Alpenglow, its biggest network overhaul since 2020, goes live Wednesday
Solana transactions could soon become irreversible in just 150 milliseconds, or roughly 40 times faster than today, as the network switches on its Alpenglow upgrade on Wednesday.
The upgrade changes how validators, the computers that process transactions and vote on which ones are valid, agree with each other. Today, every validator writes its votes straight onto the blockchain like any other transaction, and a payment isn’t locked in until enough of them stack up — which takes about six seconds.
Alpenglow pulls that voting off the chain and bundles votes into certificates that can lock in a transaction in one or two rounds. If the 150-millisecond target holds up on mainnet, a Solana transaction would be settled in less time than it takes to blink.
Six seconds is a long time in a fast market. Speed is Solana’s whole pitch, and it has become a home for memecoin trading, stablecoin payments and onchain exchanges trying to compete with centralized exchanges.
At six seconds, a price can move before a trade is locked in, and exchanges and payment apps make users wait before treating a deposit as done.
But cutting that to a fraction of a second gets Solana much closer to the feel of a card payment or a trade on a centralized exchange (Ethereum, by comparison, takes roughly 13 minutes to reach full finality).#Write2Earn #W2E #sol #EarningsSeason $SOL
Solana’s Alpenglow, its biggest network overhaul since 2020, goes live Wednesday
Solana transactions could soon become irreversible in just 150 milliseconds, or roughly 40 times faster than today, as the network switches on its Alpenglow upgrade on Wednesday.
The upgrade changes how validators, the computers that process transactions and vote on which ones are valid, agree with each other. Today, every validator writes its votes straight onto the blockchain like any other transaction, and a payment isn’t locked in until enough of them stack up — which takes about six seconds.
Alpenglow pulls that voting off the chain and bundles votes into certificates that can lock in a transaction in one or two rounds. If the 150-millisecond target holds up on mainnet, a Solana transaction would be settled in less time than it takes to blink.
Six seconds is a long time in a fast market. Speed is Solana’s whole pitch, and it has become a home for memecoin trading, stablecoin payments and onchain exchanges trying to compete with centralized exchanges.
At six seconds, a price can move before a trade is locked in, and exchanges and payment apps make users wait before treating a deposit as done.
But cutting that to a fraction of a second gets Solana much closer to the feel of a card payment or a trade on a centralized exchange (Ethereum, by comparison, takes roughly 13 minutes to reach full finality).#Write2Earn #W2E #sol #EarningsSeason $SOL
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#ASTEER
ASTER burns over 210M tokens – Why has its price stalled for 8 months?
The decentralized exchange [DEX] that was initially built on BNB Smart Chain, Aster DEX [$ASTER], is back in the daily trends. Once again, the resurgence is due to its tokenomics and network activity.
Its mindshare surged by 28.56%, as seen in 4.19K engagements and mentions from top influencers. Will buybacks help the price escape multi-month sideways consolidation?
Platform fees feed into aster buybacks
Over the past two weeks, the platform has used 99% of the fees to buy back 2.721 million aster for stakers. An equal amount was burned from the team’s allocation, a total of 5.443 million tokens.
Since the perps DEX upgraded its tokenomics on June 17th, the cumulative burn has now exceeded 32.30 million coins. Now, the cumulative burn across all programs has surpassed 210 million $ASTER.
This move looks to control the huge total supply of the token, which is at 7.78 billion after the 210 million permanent reduction.
Such numbers place aster up there with PancakeSwap [CAKE] when it comes to burn implementations in the DeFi sector.
What’s going on between whales and exchanges?
While burns are ongoing, a whale is consistently buying the token.
Over the past 24 hours, they accumulated 899.9K $ASTER, worth $631K, from the Binance exchange. This transaction brought his total holdings to 2.90 million tokens, which he moved to a staking address.
Meanwhile, Binance moved 9 million aster worth $6.30 million to Aster_DEX’s deposit vault. That is, 30 million tokens costing $21 million in just one month following the same route every time.
These transactions could be for market-making, collateral, or an upcoming sale, but the chain transaction is yet to be confirmed. Only seeing what comes back to Binance would deduce what the transaction is all about.
Therefore, it shows strong network activity, especially from large investors and institutions.#Write2Earn #W2E #EarningsSeason $ASTER
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#ASTEER
ASTER burns over 210M tokens – Why has its price stalled for 8 months?
The decentralized exchange [DEX] that was initially built on BNB Smart Chain, Aster DEX [$ASTER ], is back in the daily trends. Once again, the resurgence is due to its tokenomics and network activity.
Its mindshare surged by 28.56%, as seen in 4.19K engagements and mentions from top influencers. Will buybacks help the price escape multi-month sideways consolidation?
Platform fees feed into aster buybacks
Over the past two weeks, the platform has used 99% of the fees to buy back 2.721 million aster for stakers. An equal amount was burned from the team’s allocation, a total of 5.443 million tokens.
Since the perps DEX upgraded its tokenomics on June 17th, the cumulative burn has now exceeded 32.30 million coins. Now, the cumulative burn across all programs has surpassed 210 million $ASTER .
This move looks to control the huge total supply of the token, which is at 7.78 billion after the 210 million permanent reduction.
Such numbers place aster up there with PancakeSwap [CAKE] when it comes to burn implementations in the DeFi sector.
What’s going on between whales and exchanges?
While burns are ongoing, a whale is consistently buying the token.
Over the past 24 hours, they accumulated 899.9K $ASTER , worth $631K, from the Binance exchange. This transaction brought his total holdings to 2.90 million tokens, which he moved to a staking address.
Meanwhile, Binance moved 9 million aster worth $6.30 million to Aster_DEX’s deposit vault. That is, 30 million tokens costing $21 million in just one month following the same route every time.
These transactions could be for market-making, collateral, or an upcoming sale, but the chain transaction is yet to be confirmed. Only seeing what comes back to Binance would deduce what the transaction is all about.
Therefore, it shows strong network activity, especially from large investors and institutions.#Write2Earn #W2E #EarningsSeason $ASTER
ASTER burns over 210M tokens – Why has its price stalled for 8 months?
The decentralized exchange [DEX] that was initially built on BNB Smart Chain, Aster DEX [$ASTER ], is back in the daily trends. Once again, the resurgence is due to its tokenomics and network activity.
Its mindshare surged by 28.56%, as seen in 4.19K engagements and mentions from top influencers. Will buybacks help the price escape multi-month sideways consolidation?
Platform fees feed into aster buybacks
Over the past two weeks, the platform has used 99% of the fees to buy back 2.721 million aster for stakers. An equal amount was burned from the team’s allocation, a total of 5.443 million tokens.
Since the perps DEX upgraded its tokenomics on June 17th, the cumulative burn has now exceeded 32.30 million coins. Now, the cumulative burn across all programs has surpassed 210 million $ASTER .
This move looks to control the huge total supply of the token, which is at 7.78 billion after the 210 million permanent reduction.
Such numbers place aster up there with PancakeSwap [CAKE] when it comes to burn implementations in the DeFi sector.
What’s going on between whales and exchanges?
While burns are ongoing, a whale is consistently buying the token.
Over the past 24 hours, they accumulated 899.9K $ASTER , worth $631K, from the Binance exchange. This transaction brought his total holdings to 2.90 million tokens, which he moved to a staking address.
Meanwhile, Binance moved 9 million aster worth $6.30 million to Aster_DEX’s deposit vault. That is, 30 million tokens costing $21 million in just one month following the same route every time.
These transactions could be for market-making, collateral, or an upcoming sale, but the chain transaction is yet to be confirmed. Only seeing what comes back to Binance would deduce what the transaction is all about.
Therefore, it shows strong network activity, especially from large investors and institutions.#Write2Earn #W2E #EarningsSeason $ASTER
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#ETH
Ethereum Staking Hits Record 43.8 Million ETH as Yields Fall: Bitwise Q4 Report
Ethereum ended the third quarter with more stake securing the network than at any point in its history, according to Bitwise’s Q4 2026 staking report. A record 43.80 million $ETH, equal to 35.9% of the total supply, now sits locked in validators. The figure marks a sixth consecutive quarter of growth, with net inflows of 1.99 million $ETH. But the same three months pushed the reward for securing Ethereum lower once more, squeezing the economics validators depend on.
The tension between those two numbers, more capital and less yield, is the story of proof-of-stake in late 2026. Bitwise frames it plainly: “Growth got cheaper—and it was mostly by design.”
The Record: 43.8 Million eth and a Falling Yield
Bitwise’s headline finding is unambiguous: “Ethereum staking hit an all-time high: 43.80 million $ETH, or 35.9% of supply.” Net inflows of 1.99 million eth during the third quarter carried the total to a sixth straight quarter of expansion. Staked supply has now cleared the 40 million-eth mark with room to spare, a level that would have looked improbable when validator withdrawals first opened.
The yield did not follow the capital. Ethereum’s gross staking yield slipped from 2.81% to 2.63% quarter over quarter. At recent prices near $2,449 per $ETH, the 43.8 million staked tokens represent roughly $107 billion in notional value now earning a lower headline rate than a three-month Treasury bill. That is a comparison worth keeping in mind for anyone weighing validator income against simpler yield alternatives.
The gap is an arithmetic the report leaves implicit: a move from 2.81% to 2.63% is a 0.18-percentage-point decline, or about a 6.4% relative cut to validator revenue before node costs and fees. In a quarter where total stake grew, the per-validator share of issuance necessarily shrank. That is the mechanism behind the compression.
#Write2Earn #W2E #EarningsSeason $ETH
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#ETH
Ethereum Staking Hits Record 43.8 Million ETH as Yields Fall: Bitwise Q4 Report
Ethereum ended the third quarter with more stake securing the network than at any point in its history, according to Bitwise’s Q4 2026 staking report. A record 43.80 million $ETH , equal to 35.9% of the total supply, now sits locked in validators. The figure marks a sixth consecutive quarter of growth, with net inflows of 1.99 million $ETH . But the same three months pushed the reward for securing Ethereum lower once more, squeezing the economics validators depend on.
The tension between those two numbers, more capital and less yield, is the story of proof-of-stake in late 2026. Bitwise frames it plainly: “Growth got cheaper—and it was mostly by design.”
The Record: 43.8 Million eth and a Falling Yield
Bitwise’s headline finding is unambiguous: “Ethereum staking hit an all-time high: 43.80 million $ETH , or 35.9% of supply.” Net inflows of 1.99 million eth during the third quarter carried the total to a sixth straight quarter of expansion. Staked supply has now cleared the 40 million-eth mark with room to spare, a level that would have looked improbable when validator withdrawals first opened.
The yield did not follow the capital. Ethereum’s gross staking yield slipped from 2.81% to 2.63% quarter over quarter. At recent prices near $2,449 per $ETH , the 43.8 million staked tokens represent roughly $107 billion in notional value now earning a lower headline rate than a three-month Treasury bill. That is a comparison worth keeping in mind for anyone weighing validator income against simpler yield alternatives.
The gap is an arithmetic the report leaves implicit: a move from 2.81% to 2.63% is a 0.18-percentage-point decline, or about a 6.4% relative cut to validator revenue before node costs and fees. In a quarter where total stake grew, the per-validator share of issuance necessarily shrank. That is the mechanism behind the compression.
#Write2Earn #W2E #EarningsSeason $ETH
Ethereum Staking Hits Record 43.8 Million ETH as Yields Fall: Bitwise Q4 Report
Ethereum ended the third quarter with more stake securing the network than at any point in its history, according to Bitwise’s Q4 2026 staking report. A record 43.80 million $ETH , equal to 35.9% of the total supply, now sits locked in validators. The figure marks a sixth consecutive quarter of growth, with net inflows of 1.99 million $ETH . But the same three months pushed the reward for securing Ethereum lower once more, squeezing the economics validators depend on.
The tension between those two numbers, more capital and less yield, is the story of proof-of-stake in late 2026. Bitwise frames it plainly: “Growth got cheaper—and it was mostly by design.”
The Record: 43.8 Million eth and a Falling Yield
Bitwise’s headline finding is unambiguous: “Ethereum staking hit an all-time high: 43.80 million $ETH , or 35.9% of supply.” Net inflows of 1.99 million eth during the third quarter carried the total to a sixth straight quarter of expansion. Staked supply has now cleared the 40 million-eth mark with room to spare, a level that would have looked improbable when validator withdrawals first opened.
The yield did not follow the capital. Ethereum’s gross staking yield slipped from 2.81% to 2.63% quarter over quarter. At recent prices near $2,449 per $ETH , the 43.8 million staked tokens represent roughly $107 billion in notional value now earning a lower headline rate than a three-month Treasury bill. That is a comparison worth keeping in mind for anyone weighing validator income against simpler yield alternatives.
The gap is an arithmetic the report leaves implicit: a move from 2.81% to 2.63% is a 0.18-percentage-point decline, or about a 6.4% relative cut to validator revenue before node costs and fees. In a quarter where total stake grew, the per-validator share of issuance necessarily shrank. That is the mechanism behind the compression.
#Write2Earn #W2E #EarningsSeason $ETH
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“NO HARD FEELINGS”: When Dark Humor Meets Digital Trust“NO HARD FEELINGS”: When Dark Humor Meets Digital Trust
By Darek100 | Crypto Warriors 99
No Hype. Just Signal.
🤡 The Joke Is Funny Until You Understand the Lesson
Remember The Dark Knight?
The Joker visits Harvey Dent in the hospital and opens with an almost absurdly polite sentiment: he doesn't want any hard feelings between them. Yet the circumstances make that friendliness deeply unsettling. The contrast between his words and his actions is what gives the scene its dark humor.
Now, let's bring that psychological contrast into the world of cryptocurrency.
Imagine someone telling you:
“Relax, bro. We're all friends here. Your money is safe. Just trust the process.”
Sounds reassuring, right?
Until you realize that reassurance is not evidence, confidence is not competence, and a friendly personality is not a security audit.
Welcome to the digital world, where a polished website can look more professional than the people who built it deserve.
😂 The website has a beautiful dashboard. The promises are spectacular. The community is celebrating.
But has anybody checked the contract?
Has anybody verified the project team's claims?
Has anybody independently confirmed where the money goes?
That's when the laughter stops and the investigation begins.
🧠 The Psychology Behind the Punchline
Dark humor works because it exposes a contradiction we might otherwise overlook.
In the Joker's hospital scene, the contradiction is between his polite manner and the reality of what happened.
In cryptocurrency, the equivalent warning isn't that everyone offering reassurance is dishonest. It's that reassurance alone cannot establish trustworthiness.
Consider three common mistakes:
1. Confusing confidence with credibility
Someone speaks fluently about blockchain technology, uses impressive terminology, and presents an elaborate roadmap.
None of those things independently proves that the project is legitimate.
2. Confusing popularity with verification
A project can have thousands of followers, enthusiastic supporters, and an active community without its technical claims having been independently verified.
Popularity measures attention. It doesn't guarantee security.
3. Confusing a promise with a guarantee
Claims about guaranteed returns, risk-free opportunities, or effortless profits deserve particular scrutiny.
In technology, finance, and everyday life, responsible decisions require evidence proportionate to the claim.
And no, bro, adding a laughing emoji doesn't count as due diligence. 😂
🔍 The Crypto Warriors 99 Field Test
Before trusting a cryptocurrency project, stop and ask four questions:
WHO? Can you independently verify the people or organization behind the project?WHAT? What exactly is being promised, and is there evidence supporting the claim?HOW? Can you examine the relevant technology, contract permissions, and security documentation?PROOF? Are the claims supported by independent evidence, or are you relying entirely on the project's own marketing?
Not every legitimate project will have every answer readily available. Uncertainty doesn't automatically prove misconduct.
But uncertainty should never be disguised as certainty.
When the evidence is incomplete, the responsible conclusion is that further verification is needed.
🦂 BANDITZ REPORT | THE FRIENDLINESS TRAP
Security observation: Persuasive language, social proof, urgency, and promises of safety can influence decisions before people have examined the underlying facts.
Community reminder: Verify independently. Be cautious with unsolicited messages, unexpected requests to connect wallets, and requests to approve unfamiliar smart-contract permissions.
Never assume that a familiar name, convincing profile, or friendly conversation establishes someone's identity.
If suspicious activity occurs, preserve relevant records and distinguish documented facts from interpretations.
Classification: Educational security awareness. No specific individual or project is accused of wrongdoing in this report.
🎭 The Final Punchline
The Joker's dark humor works because he says something that sounds reasonable in circumstances where reason itself has become questionable.
Crypto has its own version of that contradiction.
Someone can tell you everything is fine.
The website can look perfect.
The community can applaud.
And you can still have unanswered questions.
So the next time somebody says, “Trust me, bro,” remember:
Trust is a relationship. Verification is a process. Neither should be replaced by a sales pitch.
😂 Because in the digital world, the most expensive joke is the one you never bothered to investigate.
CRYPTO WARRIORS 99 🦂
Observe. Question. Verify.
No Hype. Just Signal.
#W2E #CryptoWarriors99
Educational content only. Not financial advice.
“NO HARD FEELINGS”: When Dark Humor Meets Digital Trust
“NO HARD FEELINGS”: When Dark Humor Meets Digital Trust
By Darek100 | Crypto Warriors 99
No Hype. Just Signal.
🤡 The Joke Is Funny Until You Understand the Lesson
Remember The Dark Knight?
The Joker visits Harvey Dent in the hospital and opens with an almost absurdly polite sentiment: he doesn't want any hard feelings between them. Yet the circumstances make that friendliness deeply unsettling. The contrast between his words and his actions is what gives the scene its dark humor.
Now, let's bring that psychological contrast into the world of cryptocurrency.
Imagine someone telling you:
“Relax, bro. We're all friends here. Your money is safe. Just trust the process.”
Sounds reassuring, right?
Until you realize that reassurance is not evidence, confidence is not competence, and a friendly personality is not a security audit.
Welcome to the digital world, where a polished website can look more professional than the people who built it deserve.
😂 The website has a beautiful dashboard. The promises are spectacular. The community is celebrating.
But has anybody checked the contract?
Has anybody verified the project team's claims?
Has anybody independently confirmed where the money goes?
That's when the laughter stops and the investigation begins.
🧠 The Psychology Behind the Punchline
Dark humor works because it exposes a contradiction we might otherwise overlook.
In the Joker's hospital scene, the contradiction is between his polite manner and the reality of what happened.
In cryptocurrency, the equivalent warning isn't that everyone offering reassurance is dishonest. It's that reassurance alone cannot establish trustworthiness.
Consider three common mistakes:
1. Confusing confidence with credibility
Someone speaks fluently about blockchain technology, uses impressive terminology, and presents an elaborate roadmap.
None of those things independently proves that the project is legitimate.
2. Confusing popularity with verification
A project can have thousands of followers, enthusiastic supporters, and an active community without its technical claims having been independently verified.
Popularity measures attention. It doesn't guarantee security.
3. Confusing a promise with a guarantee
Claims about guaranteed returns, risk-free opportunities, or effortless profits deserve particular scrutiny.
In technology, finance, and everyday life, responsible decisions require evidence proportionate to the claim.
And no, bro, adding a laughing emoji doesn't count as due diligence. 😂
🔍 The Crypto Warriors 99 Field Test
Before trusting a cryptocurrency project, stop and ask four questions:
WHO? Can you independently verify the people or organization behind the project?WHAT? What exactly is being promised, and is there evidence supporting the claim?HOW? Can you examine the relevant technology, contract permissions, and security documentation?PROOF? Are the claims supported by independent evidence, or are you relying entirely on the project's own marketing?
Not every legitimate project will have every answer readily available. Uncertainty doesn't automatically prove misconduct.
But uncertainty should never be disguised as certainty.
When the evidence is incomplete, the responsible conclusion is that further verification is needed.
🦂 BANDITZ REPORT | THE FRIENDLINESS TRAP
Security observation: Persuasive language, social proof, urgency, and promises of safety can influence decisions before people have examined the underlying facts.
Community reminder: Verify independently. Be cautious with unsolicited messages, unexpected requests to connect wallets, and requests to approve unfamiliar smart-contract permissions.
Never assume that a familiar name, convincing profile, or friendly conversation establishes someone's identity.
If suspicious activity occurs, preserve relevant records and distinguish documented facts from interpretations.
Classification: Educational security awareness. No specific individual or project is accused of wrongdoing in this report.
🎭 The Final Punchline
The Joker's dark humor works because he says something that sounds reasonable in circumstances where reason itself has become questionable.
Crypto has its own version of that contradiction.
Someone can tell you everything is fine.
The website can look perfect.
The community can applaud.
And you can still have unanswered questions.
So the next time somebody says, “Trust me, bro,” remember:
Trust is a relationship. Verification is a process. Neither should be replaced by a sales pitch.
😂 Because in the digital world, the most expensive joke is the one you never bothered to investigate.
CRYPTO WARRIORS 99 🦂
Observe. Question. Verify.
No Hype. Just Signal.
#W2E #CryptoWarriors99
Educational content only. Not financial advice.
By Darek100 | Crypto Warriors 99
No Hype. Just Signal.
🤡 The Joke Is Funny Until You Understand the Lesson
Remember The Dark Knight?
The Joker visits Harvey Dent in the hospital and opens with an almost absurdly polite sentiment: he doesn't want any hard feelings between them. Yet the circumstances make that friendliness deeply unsettling. The contrast between his words and his actions is what gives the scene its dark humor.
Now, let's bring that psychological contrast into the world of cryptocurrency.
Imagine someone telling you:
“Relax, bro. We're all friends here. Your money is safe. Just trust the process.”
Sounds reassuring, right?
Until you realize that reassurance is not evidence, confidence is not competence, and a friendly personality is not a security audit.
Welcome to the digital world, where a polished website can look more professional than the people who built it deserve.
😂 The website has a beautiful dashboard. The promises are spectacular. The community is celebrating.
But has anybody checked the contract?
Has anybody verified the project team's claims?
Has anybody independently confirmed where the money goes?
That's when the laughter stops and the investigation begins.
🧠 The Psychology Behind the Punchline
Dark humor works because it exposes a contradiction we might otherwise overlook.
In the Joker's hospital scene, the contradiction is between his polite manner and the reality of what happened.
In cryptocurrency, the equivalent warning isn't that everyone offering reassurance is dishonest. It's that reassurance alone cannot establish trustworthiness.
Consider three common mistakes:
1. Confusing confidence with credibility
Someone speaks fluently about blockchain technology, uses impressive terminology, and presents an elaborate roadmap.
None of those things independently proves that the project is legitimate.
2. Confusing popularity with verification
A project can have thousands of followers, enthusiastic supporters, and an active community without its technical claims having been independently verified.
Popularity measures attention. It doesn't guarantee security.
3. Confusing a promise with a guarantee
Claims about guaranteed returns, risk-free opportunities, or effortless profits deserve particular scrutiny.
In technology, finance, and everyday life, responsible decisions require evidence proportionate to the claim.
And no, bro, adding a laughing emoji doesn't count as due diligence. 😂
🔍 The Crypto Warriors 99 Field Test
Before trusting a cryptocurrency project, stop and ask four questions:
WHO? Can you independently verify the people or organization behind the project?WHAT? What exactly is being promised, and is there evidence supporting the claim?HOW? Can you examine the relevant technology, contract permissions, and security documentation?PROOF? Are the claims supported by independent evidence, or are you relying entirely on the project's own marketing?
Not every legitimate project will have every answer readily available. Uncertainty doesn't automatically prove misconduct.
But uncertainty should never be disguised as certainty.
When the evidence is incomplete, the responsible conclusion is that further verification is needed.
🦂 BANDITZ REPORT | THE FRIENDLINESS TRAP
Security observation: Persuasive language, social proof, urgency, and promises of safety can influence decisions before people have examined the underlying facts.
Community reminder: Verify independently. Be cautious with unsolicited messages, unexpected requests to connect wallets, and requests to approve unfamiliar smart-contract permissions.
Never assume that a familiar name, convincing profile, or friendly conversation establishes someone's identity.
If suspicious activity occurs, preserve relevant records and distinguish documented facts from interpretations.
Classification: Educational security awareness. No specific individual or project is accused of wrongdoing in this report.
🎭 The Final Punchline
The Joker's dark humor works because he says something that sounds reasonable in circumstances where reason itself has become questionable.
Crypto has its own version of that contradiction.
Someone can tell you everything is fine.
The website can look perfect.
The community can applaud.
And you can still have unanswered questions.
So the next time somebody says, “Trust me, bro,” remember:
Trust is a relationship. Verification is a process. Neither should be replaced by a sales pitch.
😂 Because in the digital world, the most expensive joke is the one you never bothered to investigate.
CRYPTO WARRIORS 99 🦂
Observe. Question. Verify.
No Hype. Just Signal.
#W2E #CryptoWarriors99
Educational content only. Not financial advice.
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#Near
NEAR slips below $5 despite $5.42m ETF inflow
Key takeaways
$NEAR fell 7% on Tuesday to around $4.70, extending Monday’s decline.
Bitwise’s near ETF attracted $5.42 million on Monday after three consecutive weeks of inflows.
Resistance near $5.02 must be reclaimed to strengthen the recovery outlook.
near retreats despite continued ETF buying
near Protocol declined by over 7% on Tuesday, following a similar loss the previous day, as weakening short-term momentum outweighed continued demand through its exchange-traded fund.
The token traded around $4.70 at the time of this report, remaining below a closely grouped resistance area near $5.02.
Bitwise’s $NEAR-focused ETF, NRR, recorded $5.42 million in net inflows on Monday, according to SoSoValue data. The buying followed three consecutive weeks of inflows totaling more than $80 million.
The positive flows indicate sustained demand through the fund, although they have not prevented the latest price correction. ETF activity represents one investment channel and does not determine the direction of the broader market
NEAR’s Q3 2026 report, released Monday, highlighted growth in its multichain transaction infrastructure
Cumulative volume through $NEAR Intents exceeded 32 billion, approximately 45% above the previous quarter’s reported cumulative figure
The protocol also reported that more than 8 million in fees had been directed toward token buybacks
Meanwhile, total value locked in its privacy-focused Confidential Intents reached approximately 160 million, an increase of roughly 463%
These figures point to expanding use of $NEAR’s infrastructure. However, network growth and token buybacks do not guarantee an immediate recovery in $NEAR’s market price
Resistance around $5.02 caps recovery attempts
On the four-hour chart, near remains below its 50-period Exponential Moving Average at 5.0179 and a descending resistance trendline near 5.0261
Together, those levels form the first significant obstacle for buyers seeking to restore short-term momentum.#Write2Earn #W2E $NEAR
{spot}(NEARUSDT)
#Near
NEAR slips below $5 despite $5.42m ETF inflow
Key takeaways
$NEAR fell 7% on Tuesday to around $4.70, extending Monday’s decline.
Bitwise’s near ETF attracted $5.42 million on Monday after three consecutive weeks of inflows.
Resistance near $5.02 must be reclaimed to strengthen the recovery outlook.
near retreats despite continued ETF buying
near Protocol declined by over 7% on Tuesday, following a similar loss the previous day, as weakening short-term momentum outweighed continued demand through its exchange-traded fund.
The token traded around $4.70 at the time of this report, remaining below a closely grouped resistance area near $5.02.
Bitwise’s $NEAR -focused ETF, NRR, recorded $5.42 million in net inflows on Monday, according to SoSoValue data. The buying followed three consecutive weeks of inflows totaling more than $80 million.
The positive flows indicate sustained demand through the fund, although they have not prevented the latest price correction. ETF activity represents one investment channel and does not determine the direction of the broader market
NEAR’s Q3 2026 report, released Monday, highlighted growth in its multichain transaction infrastructure
Cumulative volume through $NEAR Intents exceeded 32 billion, approximately 45% above the previous quarter’s reported cumulative figure
The protocol also reported that more than 8 million in fees had been directed toward token buybacks
Meanwhile, total value locked in its privacy-focused Confidential Intents reached approximately 160 million, an increase of roughly 463%
These figures point to expanding use of $NEAR ’s infrastructure. However, network growth and token buybacks do not guarantee an immediate recovery in $NEAR ’s market price
Resistance around $5.02 caps recovery attempts
On the four-hour chart, near remains below its 50-period Exponential Moving Average at 5.0179 and a descending resistance trendline near 5.0261
Together, those levels form the first significant obstacle for buyers seeking to restore short-term momentum.#Write2Earn #W2E $NEAR
NEAR slips below $5 despite $5.42m ETF inflow
Key takeaways
$NEAR fell 7% on Tuesday to around $4.70, extending Monday’s decline.
Bitwise’s near ETF attracted $5.42 million on Monday after three consecutive weeks of inflows.
Resistance near $5.02 must be reclaimed to strengthen the recovery outlook.
near retreats despite continued ETF buying
near Protocol declined by over 7% on Tuesday, following a similar loss the previous day, as weakening short-term momentum outweighed continued demand through its exchange-traded fund.
The token traded around $4.70 at the time of this report, remaining below a closely grouped resistance area near $5.02.
Bitwise’s $NEAR -focused ETF, NRR, recorded $5.42 million in net inflows on Monday, according to SoSoValue data. The buying followed three consecutive weeks of inflows totaling more than $80 million.
The positive flows indicate sustained demand through the fund, although they have not prevented the latest price correction. ETF activity represents one investment channel and does not determine the direction of the broader market
NEAR’s Q3 2026 report, released Monday, highlighted growth in its multichain transaction infrastructure
Cumulative volume through $NEAR Intents exceeded 32 billion, approximately 45% above the previous quarter’s reported cumulative figure
The protocol also reported that more than 8 million in fees had been directed toward token buybacks
Meanwhile, total value locked in its privacy-focused Confidential Intents reached approximately 160 million, an increase of roughly 463%
These figures point to expanding use of $NEAR ’s infrastructure. However, network growth and token buybacks do not guarantee an immediate recovery in $NEAR ’s market price
Resistance around $5.02 caps recovery attempts
On the four-hour chart, near remains below its 50-period Exponential Moving Average at 5.0179 and a descending resistance trendline near 5.0261
Together, those levels form the first significant obstacle for buyers seeking to restore short-term momentum.#Write2Earn #W2E $NEAR
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#solana #matera
Matera and Solana Test New QR Payment Standard
Matera, a payment technology provider, Payfinia, a digital banking and payment services company, and Solana Foundation have demonstrated a new U.S. QR code payment standard called X9.150 at Money20/20 USA. The system allows customers to pay invoices through different payment networks using a single QR code, including bank transfers and $USDC on Solana.
The standard was approved in July 2026 by the American National Standards Institute’s Accredited Standards Committee X9. It aims to simplify payments by allowing businesses to accept different payment methods without creating separate payment processes for each network. Supported options include FedNow, the RTP network, ACH transfers, Zelle and stablecoins.
During the demonstration, a customer scanned a QR code on an invoice using a banking app or the Squads Altitude wallet to pay in $USDC. The payment was processed within seconds, and the business’s accounting software automatically marked the invoice as paid.
Matera has released open-source reference software for X9.150, allowing other companies to implement the standard. Payfinia developed the QR code payment workflow and tested it with Star One Credit Union’s mobile app. Solana provides the settlement infrastructure for $USDC payments.#Write2Earn #W2E #sol $SOL
{spot}(SOLUSDT)
#solana #matera
Matera and Solana Test New QR Payment Standard
Matera, a payment technology provider, Payfinia, a digital banking and payment services company, and Solana Foundation have demonstrated a new U.S. QR code payment standard called X9.150 at Money20/20 USA. The system allows customers to pay invoices through different payment networks using a single QR code, including bank transfers and $USDC on Solana.
The standard was approved in July 2026 by the American National Standards Institute’s Accredited Standards Committee X9. It aims to simplify payments by allowing businesses to accept different payment methods without creating separate payment processes for each network. Supported options include FedNow, the RTP network, ACH transfers, Zelle and stablecoins.
During the demonstration, a customer scanned a QR code on an invoice using a banking app or the Squads Altitude wallet to pay in $USDC. The payment was processed within seconds, and the business’s accounting software automatically marked the invoice as paid.
Matera has released open-source reference software for X9.150, allowing other companies to implement the standard. Payfinia developed the QR code payment workflow and tested it with Star One Credit Union’s mobile app. Solana provides the settlement infrastructure for $USDC payments.#Write2Earn #W2E #sol $SOL
Matera and Solana Test New QR Payment Standard
Matera, a payment technology provider, Payfinia, a digital banking and payment services company, and Solana Foundation have demonstrated a new U.S. QR code payment standard called X9.150 at Money20/20 USA. The system allows customers to pay invoices through different payment networks using a single QR code, including bank transfers and $USDC on Solana.
The standard was approved in July 2026 by the American National Standards Institute’s Accredited Standards Committee X9. It aims to simplify payments by allowing businesses to accept different payment methods without creating separate payment processes for each network. Supported options include FedNow, the RTP network, ACH transfers, Zelle and stablecoins.
During the demonstration, a customer scanned a QR code on an invoice using a banking app or the Squads Altitude wallet to pay in $USDC. The payment was processed within seconds, and the business’s accounting software automatically marked the invoice as paid.
Matera has released open-source reference software for X9.150, allowing other companies to implement the standard. Payfinia developed the QR code payment workflow and tested it with Star One Credit Union’s mobile app. Solana provides the settlement infrastructure for $USDC payments.#Write2Earn #W2E #sol $SOL
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But I stayed consistent. Posted daily, learned, engaged with community.
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thanks binance
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#writetoearn #BinanceSquareBTC #CryptoEarnings #W2E #ContentCreatorLife
$JCT long target 0.0055
$AGT long
$BR long
{future}(BRUSDT)
{future}(AGTUSDT)
{future}(JCTUSDT)
Another Day, Another Earning from Binance Square! 🚀
Today's Write To Earn Reward: $[YOUR AMOUNT HERE]
I'm not showing this to flex, I'm showing this to MOTIVATE.
When I started on Binance Square, my first earning was just $0.10. I thought this will never work.
But I stayed consistent. Posted daily, learned, engaged with community.
And now, thanks to the new UPGRADED Write to Earn system - we earn from posts, live sessions, group chats, and community growth!
If a small creator like me from Pakistan can earn here, so can you.
Just 3 rules I follow:
1. Post one quality content daily
2. Be genuine, not fake
3. Help others grow
Start today. Your first dollar is waiting.
How much did you earn today from Write to Earn? Comment below 👇
thanks binance
Thank sz
#writetoearn #BinanceSquareBTC #CryptoEarnings #W2E #ContentCreatorLife
$JCT long target 0.0055
$AGT long
$BR long
Today's Write To Earn Reward: $[YOUR AMOUNT HERE]
I'm not showing this to flex, I'm showing this to MOTIVATE.
When I started on Binance Square, my first earning was just $0.10. I thought this will never work.
But I stayed consistent. Posted daily, learned, engaged with community.
And now, thanks to the new UPGRADED Write to Earn system - we earn from posts, live sessions, group chats, and community growth!
If a small creator like me from Pakistan can earn here, so can you.
Just 3 rules I follow:
1. Post one quality content daily
2. Be genuine, not fake
3. Help others grow
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How much did you earn today from Write to Earn? Comment below 👇
thanks binance
Thank sz
#writetoearn #BinanceSquareBTC #CryptoEarnings #W2E #ContentCreatorLife
$JCT long target 0.0055
$AGT long
$BR long
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#xrp
XRP Price Eyes Massive Rally As XRPL Transactions Hit $50 Billion
XRP price is attracting bullish attention after transaction volume on the $XRP Ledger skyrocketed to nearly $50 billion. The XRPL transaction volume marked a dramatic increase from the levels recorded over the preceding days. Ali Martinez, an analyst, says that the market may be nearing a bottom and be ready to rally to $2 as on-chain activity surged alongside $XRP hitting the $1.25 support level.
XRPL Transaction Volume Explodes Nearly 6,000%
On October 19, approximately $49.66 billion worth of coins were transferred on the XRP Ledger, according to the Santiment chart shared by Martinez. That’s about $0.8 billion each of the previous days on the chart, which is an estimated 6,000% more than the previous amount.
The chart shows that transactions were quite low during the October 16, 17 and 18 and then went off the charts on the 19th. The sharp surge was in tandem with XRP price trading above the $1.25 level and a quick recovery.
On X, Martinez declared, “XRP: THE BOTTOM IS IN.” In this regard, he implied that the price stability coupled with increased on-chain activity could be a sign that selling pressure is easing for XRP price.
“This surge in on-chain activity around such a critical support level suggests that $1.25 could mark the bottom,” he wrote.
However, an increase in volume does not necessarily mean a market reversal, aa rhe dollar value of coins transferred may not be a measure of the net buying pressure.#Write2Earn #W2E $XRP
{spot}(XRPUSDT)
#xrp
XRP Price Eyes Massive Rally As XRPL Transactions Hit $50 Billion
XRP price is attracting bullish attention after transaction volume on the $XRP Ledger skyrocketed to nearly $50 billion. The XRPL transaction volume marked a dramatic increase from the levels recorded over the preceding days. Ali Martinez, an analyst, says that the market may be nearing a bottom and be ready to rally to $2 as on-chain activity surged alongside $XRP hitting the $1.25 support level.
XRPL Transaction Volume Explodes Nearly 6,000%
On October 19, approximately $49.66 billion worth of coins were transferred on the XRP Ledger, according to the Santiment chart shared by Martinez. That’s about $0.8 billion each of the previous days on the chart, which is an estimated 6,000% more than the previous amount.
The chart shows that transactions were quite low during the October 16, 17 and 18 and then went off the charts on the 19th. The sharp surge was in tandem with XRP price trading above the $1.25 level and a quick recovery.
On X, Martinez declared, “XRP: THE BOTTOM IS IN.” In this regard, he implied that the price stability coupled with increased on-chain activity could be a sign that selling pressure is easing for XRP price.
“This surge in on-chain activity around such a critical support level suggests that $1.25 could mark the bottom,” he wrote.
However, an increase in volume does not necessarily mean a market reversal, aa rhe dollar value of coins transferred may not be a measure of the net buying pressure.#Write2Earn #W2E $XRP
XRP Price Eyes Massive Rally As XRPL Transactions Hit $50 Billion
XRP price is attracting bullish attention after transaction volume on the $XRP Ledger skyrocketed to nearly $50 billion. The XRPL transaction volume marked a dramatic increase from the levels recorded over the preceding days. Ali Martinez, an analyst, says that the market may be nearing a bottom and be ready to rally to $2 as on-chain activity surged alongside $XRP hitting the $1.25 support level.
XRPL Transaction Volume Explodes Nearly 6,000%
On October 19, approximately $49.66 billion worth of coins were transferred on the XRP Ledger, according to the Santiment chart shared by Martinez. That’s about $0.8 billion each of the previous days on the chart, which is an estimated 6,000% more than the previous amount.
The chart shows that transactions were quite low during the October 16, 17 and 18 and then went off the charts on the 19th. The sharp surge was in tandem with XRP price trading above the $1.25 level and a quick recovery.
On X, Martinez declared, “XRP: THE BOTTOM IS IN.” In this regard, he implied that the price stability coupled with increased on-chain activity could be a sign that selling pressure is easing for XRP price.
“This surge in on-chain activity around such a critical support level suggests that $1.25 could mark the bottom,” he wrote.
However, an increase in volume does not necessarily mean a market reversal, aa rhe dollar value of coins transferred may not be a measure of the net buying pressure.#Write2Earn #W2E $XRP
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