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Marvin Alvis

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Alcista
@Dusk_Foundation I'm watching Dusk more closely, and the interesting part isn't simply that it offers privacy. It's how privacy is being fitted into regulated finance. Dusk is built as a blockchain for financial workflows where confidentiality, access rules, and final settlement have to coexist. Its Phoenix model supports shielded transfers, while Moonlight provides transparent flows; zero-knowledge proofs and selective disclosure are meant to reveal only what an authorized party actually needs. That idea becomes more practical when you look at the ecosystem around it. Dusk has been integrating with NPEX and Cordial Systems for tokenized securities and custody workflows, while its stack is expanding toward EVM compatibility and market infrastructure. What I find reassuring is that the engineering is still moving: the open-source repository shows active development, and Rusk has continued receiving releases in 2026. Dusk has also published a long list of security audits covering core components and cryptographic systems. But there’s a useful reality check: in January 2026, a bridge signing wallet was compromised, leading to stolen funds. Dusk said the incident was not a consensus or core-protocol exploit and redesigned the bridge around stronger isolation. That’s probably the part I’ll keep watching. Privacy can be designed beautifully on paper. The harder question is whether the whole system remains trustworthy when real institutions, real money, and real failures enter the picture. $GPS $STAR #dusk $DUSK {spot}(DUSKUSDT)
@Dusk

I'm watching Dusk more closely, and the interesting part isn't simply that it offers privacy. It's how privacy is being fitted into regulated finance.

Dusk is built as a blockchain for financial workflows where confidentiality, access rules, and final settlement have to coexist. Its Phoenix model supports shielded transfers, while Moonlight provides transparent flows; zero-knowledge proofs and selective disclosure are meant to reveal only what an authorized party actually needs.

That idea becomes more practical when you look at the ecosystem around it. Dusk has been integrating with NPEX and Cordial Systems for tokenized securities and custody workflows, while its stack is expanding toward EVM compatibility and market infrastructure.

What I find reassuring is that the engineering is still moving: the open-source repository shows active development, and Rusk has continued receiving releases in 2026. Dusk has also published a long list of security audits covering core components and cryptographic systems.

But there’s a useful reality check: in January 2026, a bridge signing wallet was compromised, leading to stolen funds. Dusk said the incident was not a consensus or core-protocol exploit and redesigned the bridge around stronger isolation.

That’s probably the part I’ll keep watching.

Privacy can be designed beautifully on paper. The harder question is whether the whole system remains trustworthy when real institutions, real money, and real failures enter the picture.

$GPS $STAR
#dusk $DUSK
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Alcista
Watching @Dusk_Foundation More Closely I'm watching Dusk because its problem is more practical than it first appears: financial markets need privacy, but they also need rules, records, and controlled disclosure. Dusk is a Layer-1 built around that tension. Its XSC standard is designed for confidential smart contracts and tokenized securities, while Phoenix supports shielded transfers and Moonlight keeps public transactions available. The current architecture also separates settlement from execution, with DuskDS handling consensus, finality and data availability, alongside DuskVM and DuskEVM for application execution. What Feels Real The interesting part is that Dusk has moved beyond documentation. Mainnet went live in January 2025, and collaborations with NPEX and 21X connect the network to regulated market infrastructure. NPEX has also worked with Dusk on tokenized securities and EURQ, while Dusk and Chainlink have been integrating interoperability and market-data standards. The engineering side is still active too. Rusk releases continued into June 2026, and Dusk has published independent audits of core consensus and node components. What I'm Still Watching Partnerships are encouraging, but they're not the same as sustained usage. The real test is whether regulated assets, developers, and users keep returning when the headlines disappear. That’s what interests me most about Dusk: privacy is easy to describe. Building financial infrastructure people can actually trust for years is much harder. $GPS $DUSK {spot}(DUSKUSDT) #dusk
Watching @Dusk More Closely

I'm watching Dusk because its problem is more practical than it first appears: financial markets need privacy, but they also need rules, records, and controlled disclosure.

Dusk is a Layer-1 built around that tension. Its XSC standard is designed for confidential smart contracts and tokenized securities, while Phoenix supports shielded transfers and Moonlight keeps public transactions available. The current architecture also separates settlement from execution, with DuskDS handling consensus, finality and data availability, alongside DuskVM and DuskEVM for application execution.

What Feels Real

The interesting part is that Dusk has moved beyond documentation. Mainnet went live in January 2025, and collaborations with NPEX and 21X connect the network to regulated market infrastructure. NPEX has also worked with Dusk on tokenized securities and EURQ, while Dusk and Chainlink have been integrating interoperability and market-data standards.

The engineering side is still active too. Rusk releases continued into June 2026, and Dusk has published independent audits of core consensus and node components.

What I'm Still Watching

Partnerships are encouraging, but they're not the same as sustained usage. The real test is whether regulated assets, developers, and users keep returning when the headlines disappear.

That’s what interests me most about Dusk: privacy is easy to describe. Building financial infrastructure people can actually trust for years is much harder.

$GPS $DUSK
#dusk
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Alcista
$DOLO is up 24.2% and showing strong buying pressure. The trend is turning sharply bullish. EP 0.0248 - 0.0254 TP 0.0270 0.0285 0.0300 SL 0.0235 The breakout is backed by solid volume. A move above 0.0260 could accelerate the rally. Let's go $DOLO {spot}(DOLOUSDT)
$DOLO is up 24.2% and showing strong buying pressure. The trend is turning sharply bullish.

EP
0.0248 - 0.0254

TP
0.0270
0.0285
0.0300

SL
0.0235

The breakout is backed by solid volume. A move above 0.0260 could accelerate the rally.

Let's go $DOLO
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Alcista
$PORTAL is surging with a 32.6% gain and breaking out with conviction. The momentum is undeniable. EP 0.0145 - 0.0148 TP 0.0158 0.0165 0.0175 SL 0.0138 Volume is spiking as price clears resistance. A continuation toward the 0.0158 zone looks highly probable. Let's go $PORTAL {spot}(PORTALUSDT)
$PORTAL is surging with a 32.6% gain and breaking out with conviction. The momentum is undeniable.

EP
0.0145 - 0.0148

TP
0.0158
0.0165
0.0175

SL
0.0138

Volume is spiking as price clears resistance. A continuation toward the 0.0158 zone looks highly probable.

Let's go $PORTAL
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Alcista
$TOWNS is up 11.1% and testing a crucial resistance level. The bulls are gaining confidence. EP 0.00235 - 0.00240 TP 0.00255 0.00265 0.00280 SL 0.00225 Volume is supporting the move. A clean break above 0.00245 could trigger a rally. Let's go $TOWNS {spot}(TOWNSUSDT)
$TOWNS is up 11.1% and testing a crucial resistance level. The bulls are gaining confidence.

EP
0.00235 - 0.00240

TP
0.00255
0.00265
0.00280

SL
0.00225

Volume is supporting the move. A clean break above 0.00245 could trigger a rally.

Let's go $TOWNS
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Alcista
$ROBO gained 11.3% and is holding above the 0.0148 support. The structure remains intact. EP 0.0146 - 0.0149 TP 0.0158 0.0165 0.0175 SL 0.0140 Buyers are defending the zone with confidence. A break above 0.0152 could spark a swift move. Let's go $ROBO {spot}(ROBOUSDT)
$ROBO gained 11.3% and is holding above the 0.0148 support. The structure remains intact.

EP
0.0146 - 0.0149

TP
0.0158
0.0165
0.0175

SL
0.0140

Buyers are defending the zone with confidence. A break above 0.0152 could spark a swift move.

Let's go $ROBO
$BICO is up 12% and breaking out of consolidation. The momentum is building nicely. EP 0.0246 - 0.0251 TP 0.0265 0.0275 0.0290 SL 0.0232 The chart shows a bullish continuation pattern. A move toward 0.0265 seems likely. Let's go $BICO {spot}(BICOUSDT)
$BICO is up 12% and breaking out of consolidation. The momentum is building nicely.

EP
0.0246 - 0.0251

TP
0.0265
0.0275
0.0290

SL
0.0232

The chart shows a bullish continuation pattern. A move toward 0.0265 seems likely.

Let's go $BICO
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Alcista
$ONG gained 14.7% and is approaching a key resistance zone. The setup is looking sharp. EP 0.0500 - 0.0510 TP 0.0535 0.0555 0.0580 SL 0.0475 Price action shows higher lows with increasing volume. A breakout above 0.0520 would confirm the next leg. Let's go $ONG {spot}(ONGUSDT)
$ONG gained 14.7% and is approaching a key resistance zone. The setup is looking sharp.

EP
0.0500 - 0.0510

TP
0.0535
0.0555
0.0580

SL
0.0475

Price action shows higher lows with increasing volume. A breakout above 0.0520 would confirm the next leg.

Let's go $ONG
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