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Amidst Web3's busy showcasing features and speed, Bitcoin still does one thing exceptionally well: being the undeniable settlement layer. Not fast, not flexible, but final.
As a Web3 infrastructure builder, this is an expensive lesson. Many chains focus on throughput and UX, but forget one thing: ultimately, everything needs a place to settle the truth. That's where Bitcoin stands. No drama, no aggressive upgrades, no noisy governance.
On-chain settlement isn't about how often the state changes, but how difficult it is to fake that state. Bitcoin chooses the extreme path: making changes expensive, slow, and nearly impossible to manipulate. And that's precisely what makes it trustworthy.
Serious Web3 infrastructure shouldn't force all activity onto a single chain. The execution layer can be fast, cheap, and flexible. But the settlement layer must be stubborn. Bitcoin is a living example of that philosophy.
Layer-2, rollups, sidechains, and even other chains ultimately play in the same territory: who is the most credible final court of truth. Many are fast, few are truly final.
In the world of Web3 infrastructure, this isn't a limitation. It's design.
If Web3 is to survive beyond the hype cycle, it needs a settlement layer that doesn't care who you are, what your valuation is, or how loud you shout. It only cares about the rules.
Bitcoin has been that way since day one.
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The surge in LUNC prices of more than 81% in a single day is not just market euphoria; it is a loud alarm that forces anyone paying attention to stop admiring the charts and start questioning its foundations. This increase did not stem from structural innovation or fundamental improvements, but from a wave of community impulses that once again prove that the crypto market is still very vulnerable to collective impulses and fleeting narratives. Behind the vertically rising charts, technical signals indicate conditions far from healthy.

Ethereum has just recorded a price decrease in the last 24 hours, but the panicked market clearly does not read the strength map behind the scenes. While the red candle triggers retail fear, the big players are moving with discipline by accumulating, locking in liquidity, and driving fundamental changes that will determine the direction of the market for the coming months.

1. Fusaka Upgrade: New Fuel for the Ethereum Engine
The Fusaka upgrade is not just a technical patch. It is a scalability improvement that strengthens Ethereum's foundation as the dominant Layer-1 for global settlement. Faster, more efficient, and increasingly attractive to developers. The narrative of 'scalable ETH' is now back on stage, posing a direct threat to L1 competitors.

Zcash (ZEC) is drawing attention again as one of the privacy-focused cryptocurrencies showing real usage increase — not just market rumors. With a surge in shielded supply and large trading volume.

The price of ZEC is currently in the range of US$ 500-650 with a 24-hour trading volume reaching several billion dollars. Circulating supply ~16.3 million coins out of a maximum total of 21 million. (datasource: CoinMarketCap/CoinGecko)

Transactions in the shielded pool mean that the coins are 'not directly transparent for sale/trading'; this could mean that the active tradable supply decreases, which theoretically could increase upward pressure on the price if demand remains or rises. Additionally, the increase in the use of privacy mode could indicate a change in real demand — not just hype or spin.

🔴 Donbas is back on the front lines: Russia sent an informal (“non-paper”) document to the United States insisting on full control of Donbas as a condition for peace with Ukraine — rejecting Donald Trump’s idea of a frontline freeze. 📉 Meanwhile, war and sanctions are also having a major impact on crypto: Russia is increasingly using crypto assets to strengthen its shadow economy and evade Western sanctions. ⚠️ a peace deal looks increasingly complicated, and the crypto market is also experiencing volatility — for investors, it’s time to be extra cautious. #UkraineRussiaWar #Donbas #Crypto #PeaceTalks #PeaceTalksImpact

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Liquidation is not just a number — it's a story about human emotions.
Greed: wanting quick profits, using 30x-50x leverage, even some use 75x-100x.
Fear: not daring to cut losses, hoping to break even.
Ego: confident 'this time it must be right' (guessing).
And in the end? Everything ends in red writing:
'Your position has been liquidated.'Take enough to learn to be grateful, bro&sis$BTC