Samsung showcases native stablecoin support in Samsung wallet Samsung unveiled native stablecoin support for Samsung Wallet during Galaxy Unpacked 2026, featuring $USDC in a product demo. * No official launch date has been announced * Samsung has not yet confirmed an issuer or stablecoin partner The demonstration signals Samsung’s growing interest in integrating stablecoins into its consumer payment ecosystem. #USDC $USDC
Chainlink recorded 1.26 million $LINK in net exchange outflows over the past 24 hours, the largest daily outflow since June 29, according to Santiment. #LINK
Strategy continues selling off a portion of its Bitcoin. Between July 27 and August 2, Michael Saylor's company sold 1,638 $BTC for a total of $104.7 million, at an average price of $63,957 per $BTC . The funds were used to: - Pay $52.4 million in dividends on preferred shares - Fund $52.3 million in STRC share buybacks Meanwhile, the company raised $290.6 million through MSTR share sales, repurchased $81.2 million in STRC shares, and boosted its USD cash reserve to $ 4billion. Despite the sale, Strategy remains by far the largest institutional Bitcoin holder, with 842,138 $BTC acquired for a total cost of $63.51 billion an average purchase price of $75,419 per BTC. #BTC
Avalanche's average gas fees per block just fell to an all-time low of 0.0035 $AVAX . ⛽️ Lower fees improve UX. If they come alongside rising transactions, it's a strong sign of efficient scaling. If not, they may simply reflect lower network demand... #AVAX
AlgoFoundation reached an ATH of 1,534 validators, reinforcing its position among the top 5 decentralized networks. Algorand is one of the few networks combining high speed with true decentralization, making it ready for the real world. #ALGO #Algorand $ALGO
Japan’s largest Ethereum treasury company sells $ETH for AI data centers Quantum Solutions has sold 1,000 $ETH and raised its limit to 4,375 $$ETH . #ETH
Sui Foundation introduces a buyback program funded by network revenue from gas fees and stablecoin yield. Purchased $SUI reinvested into the ecosystem. #sui
WhatsApp is free, Signal is free, Telegram is free. Nothing is free WhatsApp makes money through three streams: the Business API, Click-to-WhatsApp ads, and payment transaction fees all charged to companies, not users. WhatsApp's data feeds directly into Meta's advertising algorithms across Facebook and Instagram. You're not the customer. You're the infrastructure. Signal runs on donations. That model is honest but fragile. Session nearly shut down in April 2026 for the same reason. One fundraising cycle away from gone. Telegram runs on Durov's personal wealth and premium subscriptions. One arrested CEO, and the platform's future becomes uncertain overnight. That happened in 2024. @Liberdus runs on a different logic entirely. Node operators earn $LIB for securing the network. Transaction fees fund protocol development. No business API. No ad targeting. (RankRed) No single person whose arrest changes everything. The economics of a communication network determine who it actually serves. Follow the money long enough and you find the real user. On Liberdus, that user is you. #Liberdus $LIB #BTC $BTC