Internet Computer (ICP) traded above $3.30 on Monday and Tuesday, marking a double‑digit rise in the last 30 days.
Analysts cite accumulation signals and a buy‑wall zone, forecasting a rebound; one projects an over 208% move back to the $10 areas, another envisions a rise to $60 — about 1,560% from the current zone.
Recent netflow data shows outflows dominating inflows for several weeks, indicating a shift to self‑custody and easing short‑term selling pressure.
Do you think ICP can sustain the upside beyond $10?
Bitcoin could get Zcash‑style privacy without a soft fork.
Researchers from Alloc Init introduced “Shielded Bitcoin,” a metaprotocol that hides BTC transfer amounts and counterparties while keeping Bitcoin’s consensus unchanged.
The design uses encrypted notes and zero‑knowledge proofs on the base layer; indexers verify the proofs and track nullifiers to prevent double spends, and anyone can run an indexer.
It separates spend and view keys, allowing a read‑only key to detect incoming transfers and enabling users to share limited transaction details without exposing spending power.
Do you think a privacy layer built on Bitcoin’s base layer could become mainstream?