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A Web3 that doesn't hassle people has a chance to be used by more people
Recently, I've had a lot of friends message me privately: 'What exactly does Vanry do?' Let’s get straight to the point—I’m both a techie who has touched the code and an ordinary user who clicks away every day, so let me share my real experience.
It's really not a project that discourages you right from the start. Developers can set up the environment easily, without having to grapple with new concepts, and the deployment and testing go smoothly; for us ordinary users, the experience is even more direct: transfers are quick, fees are reasonable, and everything runs without a hitch. It may sound like 'what's the big deal', but if you've actually dabbled in Web3, you'll know—being able to solidify these basic experiences already puts you ahead by a significant margin.
It's really not a project that discourages you right from the start. Developers can set up the environment easily, without having to grapple with new concepts, and the deployment and testing go smoothly; for us ordinary users, the experience is even more direct: transfers are quick, fees are reasonable, and everything runs without a hitch. It may sound like 'what's the big deal', but if you've actually dabbled in Web3, you'll know—being able to solidify these basic experiences already puts you ahead by a significant margin.
#vanar
Simply put, @Vanarchain is the type of chain that doesn't frustrate developers: low fees, fast speed, and it can directly use the Ethereum toolkit, making it user-friendly.
For novice users, the complexity of the underlying technology doesn't matter; what’s key is that it runs smoothly, isn't expensive, and doesn't discourage usage. Now it incorporates real gameplay elements like games and entertainment, which at least points in the right direction.
Whether it can gain popularity later depends on whether more people join in the fun.
$vanry
Simply put, @Vanarchain is the type of chain that doesn't frustrate developers: low fees, fast speed, and it can directly use the Ethereum toolkit, making it user-friendly.
For novice users, the complexity of the underlying technology doesn't matter; what’s key is that it runs smoothly, isn't expensive, and doesn't discourage usage. Now it incorporates real gameplay elements like games and entertainment, which at least points in the right direction.
Whether it can gain popularity later depends on whether more people join in the fun.
$vanry
This time, the ESP new issue is a bit disappointing, to be honest.
It's not the kind of disappointment where you lose money, but rather the feeling of 'I participated, and this is the result?'—that sense of disparity.
The Pre-TGE expectations were quite high, and the spot listing did spike for a moment, but it quickly flattened out, giving no comfortable secondary selling point.
I didn’t sell my spot at a high price, so I’m definitely not happy about that. However, I had previously hedged by shorting around 0.85, which helped to pull back some of the profits and made it not too ugly.
Looking back, it’s not really an operational error; it feels more like the overall cost-performance ratio for new issues is declining during this phase. It’s more like arbitrage now, rather than the emotional profit-making situations we had before. Sell when you can, don’t get attached to battles, and hedge when emotions run high—don’t expect a second wave.
In this market, being able to minimize losses and maintain stability is already considered competent.
#币安Alpha
It's not the kind of disappointment where you lose money, but rather the feeling of 'I participated, and this is the result?'—that sense of disparity.
The Pre-TGE expectations were quite high, and the spot listing did spike for a moment, but it quickly flattened out, giving no comfortable secondary selling point.
I didn’t sell my spot at a high price, so I’m definitely not happy about that. However, I had previously hedged by shorting around 0.85, which helped to pull back some of the profits and made it not too ugly.
Looking back, it’s not really an operational error; it feels more like the overall cost-performance ratio for new issues is declining during this phase. It’s more like arbitrage now, rather than the emotional profit-making situations we had before. Sell when you can, don’t get attached to battles, and hedge when emotions run high—don’t expect a second wave.
In this market, being able to minimize losses and maintain stability is already considered competent.
#币安Alpha
If you understand Plasma, you understand the history of Ethereum scaling
Many people are now talking about Layer2, focusing only on Rollup and modularization, but rarely mentioning Plasma. However, if you look at the history of Web3 scaling over a longer period, Plasma is actually a severely underestimated thought experiment. It systematically proposed a key pathway: security remains on the main chain, while transactions and computations are moved off-chain. This idea, while not mature at the time, laid the groundwork for all subsequent Layer2 solutions.
The problem with Plasma is quite clear: the exit mechanism is complex, the user experience is poor, and it imposes significant restrictions on application types. But its value lies not in 'whether it can be used', but in 'whether the direction is correct'. It is precisely because Plasma brought the issue of off-chain scalability to the forefront that the Ethereum community gradually evolved into Optimistic Rollup, ZK Rollup, and today's modular blockchain narrative.
The problem with Plasma is quite clear: the exit mechanism is complex, the user experience is poor, and it imposes significant restrictions on application types. But its value lies not in 'whether it can be used', but in 'whether the direction is correct'. It is precisely because Plasma brought the issue of off-chain scalability to the forefront that the Ethereum community gradually evolved into Optimistic Rollup, ZK Rollup, and today's modular blockchain narrative.
#plasma $XPL
Many people have been talking about Plasma recently, but not many truly understand it.
As one of the early scaling solutions proposed for Ethereum, the core of Plasma is not 'fast', but rather to anchor security on the main chain while releasing computation and transactions off-chain.
Looking back at Plasma today, it resembles the starting point of a generation of Layer 2 thinking, paving the way for Rollups and modular blockchains.
The evolution of web3 is essentially about continuously finding the optimal solution between efficiency and security.
#Plasma
Many people have been talking about Plasma recently, but not many truly understand it.
As one of the early scaling solutions proposed for Ethereum, the core of Plasma is not 'fast', but rather to anchor security on the main chain while releasing computation and transactions off-chain.
Looking back at Plasma today, it resembles the starting point of a generation of Layer 2 thinking, paving the way for Rollups and modular blockchains.
The evolution of web3 is essentially about continuously finding the optimal solution between efficiency and security.
#Plasma
#dusk is the low-key explosive ace: the mainnet officially launched on January 7, DuskEVM is advancing in Q1, privacy is enabled by default (protected by zk-proof), but regulators can audit at any time—this is the perfect solution for institutions wanting "privacy + compliance"!
NPEX cooperation is in place, €300M+ tokenized securities are about to go on-chain, supported by Chainlink pricing feeds and Hedger protocol, RWA is not just a PPT, it’s real money in motion!
No KOLs calling for trades, no airdrop frenzy, no hundred-fold increases in a day, but the technology is being implemented, and the ecosystem is progressively solidifying.
Now the narrative of privacy + RWA is reigniting, this project that has been honing its skills for six years and quietly doing significant work is the true partner that can accompany you through bull and bear markets. Those who positioned early are already awake with joy.
$DUSK
@Dusk
NPEX cooperation is in place, €300M+ tokenized securities are about to go on-chain, supported by Chainlink pricing feeds and Hedger protocol, RWA is not just a PPT, it’s real money in motion!
No KOLs calling for trades, no airdrop frenzy, no hundred-fold increases in a day, but the technology is being implemented, and the ecosystem is progressively solidifying.
Now the narrative of privacy + RWA is reigniting, this project that has been honing its skills for six years and quietly doing significant work is the true partner that can accompany you through bull and bear markets. Those who positioned early are already awake with joy.
$DUSK
@Dusk
In the past few days, the cryptocurrency market has experienced significant volatility, with Bitcoin dropping to over sixty thousand dollars.
I observed the trends of $BNB and $ASTER and found that the latter is more resilient. Further looking at $HYPE and $lit, they all outperform BNB.
There could be two reasons for this: one is that BNB was overly optimistic in the early stages, and the other could be that DEX is the future trend that everyone is optimistic about.
This is also true, as DEX aligns more with the trend of decentralization. As long as liquidity is sufficient, I estimate that everyone is more willing to trade on DEX.
Oh right, I bottomed out a bit of BNB. Aside from BTC, my strongest belief is in BNB. Binance's ecosystem is truly invincible; as long as you are involved in the Binance ecosystem, you can earn some money to varying degrees.
I observed the trends of $BNB and $ASTER and found that the latter is more resilient. Further looking at $HYPE and $lit, they all outperform BNB.
There could be two reasons for this: one is that BNB was overly optimistic in the early stages, and the other could be that DEX is the future trend that everyone is optimistic about.
This is also true, as DEX aligns more with the trend of decentralization. As long as liquidity is sufficient, I estimate that everyone is more willing to trade on DEX.
Oh right, I bottomed out a bit of BNB. Aside from BTC, my strongest belief is in BNB. Binance's ecosystem is truly invincible; as long as you are involved in the Binance ecosystem, you can earn some money to varying degrees.
Outdated score-boosting currency is not as good as a dog.
Recently, fewer people have been using $OWL , so I took the opportunity to give it a try. Sure enough, I earned a portion of pig trotter rice.
I encountered a big drop last night and closed my position early; otherwise, I could have had a luxurious beef and horse lunch.
#币安Alpha
#币安
Recently, fewer people have been using $OWL , so I took the opportunity to give it a try. Sure enough, I earned a portion of pig trotter rice.
I encountered a big drop last night and closed my position early; otherwise, I could have had a luxurious beef and horse lunch.
#币安Alpha
#币安
The bear market is most suitable for shorting
In a bear market, I do not short mainstream coins like BTC and ETH; I will only hold them and not short-sell.
However, meme coins are different. The previous round of scoring coins #币安Alpha has dropped to less than one-tenth of its previous value, $TIMI . Just look at where it has fallen.
Now, the scoring coin $OWL shows a very clear trend; it is still possible to make some pocket money.
Just don’t search for it.
#币安
In a bear market, I do not short mainstream coins like BTC and ETH; I will only hold them and not short-sell.
However, meme coins are different. The previous round of scoring coins #币安Alpha has dropped to less than one-tenth of its previous value, $TIMI . Just look at where it has fallen.
Now, the scoring coin $OWL shows a very clear trend; it is still possible to make some pocket money.
Just don’t search for it.
#币安
Mainnet Launch + RWA Explosion: DUSK is the Privacy Giant Not to Be Ignored in 2026
The narrative in the crypto market shifts rapidly, but 'compliance' and 'privacy' are always essential for institutions to enter. At the beginning of 2026, after six years of development, Dusk Network finally迎来了高光时刻.
1. From 'PPT' to Practice: The True Power of the Mainnet
Many people still see Dusk as an old privacy project, but don't forget that the official launch of the mainnet on January 7, 2026, is a watershed moment. This is not just about launching a chain; the DuskEVM allows Solidity developers to migrate seamlessly. More importantly, it addresses the 'both and' of privacy and regulation: through zero-knowledge proofs (ZKP), it achieves default privacy for transactions while maintaining traceability during regulatory audits. This is exactly what traditional finance desires most as foundational infrastructure under the EU MiCA framework.
1. From 'PPT' to Practice: The True Power of the Mainnet
Many people still see Dusk as an old privacy project, but don't forget that the official launch of the mainnet on January 7, 2026, is a watershed moment. This is not just about launching a chain; the DuskEVM allows Solidity developers to migrate seamlessly. More importantly, it addresses the 'both and' of privacy and regulation: through zero-knowledge proofs (ZKP), it achieves default privacy for transactions while maintaining traceability during regulatory audits. This is exactly what traditional finance desires most as foundational infrastructure under the EU MiCA framework.
#dusk $DUSK
Dusk Network is a Web3 project that is underestimated by many.
It focuses on privacy + compliance, with a clear goal: to enable the legal circulation of real-world assets such as stocks and bonds on the blockchain.
Unlike pure DeFi, Dusk leans more towards institutional applications, using zero-knowledge proofs to meet regulatory requirements while protecting privacy.
As RWA and compliance sectors heat up, such infrastructure projects may be more worthy of long-term attention than short-term narratives. What do you think?
@Dusk
Dusk Network is a Web3 project that is underestimated by many.
It focuses on privacy + compliance, with a clear goal: to enable the legal circulation of real-world assets such as stocks and bonds on the blockchain.
Unlike pure DeFi, Dusk leans more towards institutional applications, using zero-knowledge proofs to meet regulatory requirements while protecting privacy.
As RWA and compliance sectors heat up, such infrastructure projects may be more worthy of long-term attention than short-term narratives. What do you think?
@Dusk
In 2026, you may frequently hear the name Walrus.
Most people, when they hear about blockchain storage, first react with: 'Isn't it just storing files on a bunch of computers?' But by 2026, this understanding will be clearly outdated.
What Walrus wants to create is not a 'warehouse', but a 'data operating system'. The current question is: data can be stored, but it is difficult to 'use'.
Today's data storage, whether it is cloud storage or decentralized solutions, mostly solves one thing: don't lose it.
But in AI, automated systems, and even in the future virtual world, what really matters is: can data be quickly called by programs, can it be used in combination by different applications, and can it confirm 'this is the original data' without trusting third parties. Traditional storage does not excel at this.
What Walrus wants to create is not a 'warehouse', but a 'data operating system'. The current question is: data can be stored, but it is difficult to 'use'.
Today's data storage, whether it is cloud storage or decentralized solutions, mostly solves one thing: don't lose it.
But in AI, automated systems, and even in the future virtual world, what really matters is: can data be quickly called by programs, can it be used in combination by different applications, and can it confirm 'this is the original data' without trusting third parties. Traditional storage does not excel at this.
#walrus $WAL
@Walrus 🦭/acc
Why is 2026 worth paying attention to Walrus? 🦭
Most storage solutions only address "don't lose data," but what truly matters in the future is whether data can be efficiently and reliably used by programs and AI.
Walrus provides a public data layer that does not rely on a single company: data is fragmented and stored, allowing for recovery even if many nodes go offline; programs can directly call data fragments instead of an entire file.
This transforms data into "composable parts" for the first time, rather than static files.
In an era where AI begins to possess long-term memory and autonomous action, Walrus acts more like infrastructure—you may not see it, but many systems will utilize it.
@Walrus 🦭/acc
Why is 2026 worth paying attention to Walrus? 🦭
Most storage solutions only address "don't lose data," but what truly matters in the future is whether data can be efficiently and reliably used by programs and AI.
Walrus provides a public data layer that does not rely on a single company: data is fragmented and stored, allowing for recovery even if many nodes go offline; programs can directly call data fragments instead of an entire file.
This transforms data into "composable parts" for the first time, rather than static files.
In an era where AI begins to possess long-term memory and autonomous action, Walrus acts more like infrastructure—you may not see it, but many systems will utilize it.
Don't buy unless it's under 700
This is construction, Build and Build, continue to buy BNB.
Slowly buy in with small funds, do not FOMO, do not go all in, slow is fast.
#bnb一輩子 #bnb
Slowly buy in with small funds, do not FOMO, do not go all in, slow is fast.
#bnb一輩子 #bnb
Who can tell me, what are the rewards for this activity, I suddenly have no memory of participating in this activity
$BTC
#BitcoinFuture
$BTC
#BitcoinFuture
0.2 lower re-entry?
$ASTER why don't you believe it?
Time's up, no more hesitation, just sell it.
What do you think of this price? I originally pooled 6 BNB to buy it.
I have to say, the PRE-TGE profit margin has shrunk, now it's only 30-40U, nothing like the hundreds of U we used to make.
Let's just go with this, the price might drop even further later.
#币安Alpha
What do you think of this price? I originally pooled 6 BNB to buy it.
I have to say, the PRE-TGE profit margin has shrunk, now it's only 30-40U, nothing like the hundreds of U we used to make.
Let's just go with this, the price might drop even further later.
#币安Alpha
The recent Binance Alpha airdrop has indeed caused low sentiment, especially with SIGHT and CAI as typical examples, directly hitting retail investors' pain points: high cost to boost scores, yet poor returns. Low-cost score farming is the real key!
SIGHT: Many people boosted to over 245 points and received 800 tokens, but after listing, the price crashed quickly to just a few U. The total value of 800 tokens was only 3-8 U. If you heavily bet or chase volatile coins during score farming, fees, slippage, and price spreads can easily cost you 20-50 U—pure total loss.
CAI: Receiving only 40 tokens worth 3-4 U, the price plummeted right after listing. With a threshold of over 240 points, many people spent hundreds of U daily, accumulating costs of over a hundred U, only to find the airdrop value so low it's laughable—equivalent to failed free riding plus actual losses.
For retail investors, low-cost score farming is essential for survival—small amounts, frequent actions, and stable coins: daily use of 50-100 U to trade low-volatility Alpha coins (like TIMI, KGEN) back and forth.
Take profits when you get them, don't let emotions take over—preserving capital and making small gains is the way to play long-term.
The OWL airdrop this afternoon is generally considered to be of relatively better quality. Big wins are unrealistic, hoping for at least a medium-tier reward.
The score is estimated to be at least 240+, so set your alarms properly and don't miss it.
#币安Alpha
SIGHT: Many people boosted to over 245 points and received 800 tokens, but after listing, the price crashed quickly to just a few U. The total value of 800 tokens was only 3-8 U. If you heavily bet or chase volatile coins during score farming, fees, slippage, and price spreads can easily cost you 20-50 U—pure total loss.
CAI: Receiving only 40 tokens worth 3-4 U, the price plummeted right after listing. With a threshold of over 240 points, many people spent hundreds of U daily, accumulating costs of over a hundred U, only to find the airdrop value so low it's laughable—equivalent to failed free riding plus actual losses.
For retail investors, low-cost score farming is essential for survival—small amounts, frequent actions, and stable coins: daily use of 50-100 U to trade low-volatility Alpha coins (like TIMI, KGEN) back and forth.
Take profits when you get them, don't let emotions take over—preserving capital and making small gains is the way to play long-term.
The OWL airdrop this afternoon is generally considered to be of relatively better quality. Big wins are unrealistic, hoping for at least a medium-tier reward.
The score is estimated to be at least 240+, so set your alarms properly and don't miss it.
#币安Alpha
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