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Thomas Lee, the managing director of investments at Fundstrat, told investors to focus on market entry opportunities rather than trying to predict the exact price movements. This was during his keynote speech on Wednesday at the Consensus Hong Kong conference, while Bitcoin continued to decline after recent recovery levels.
Bitcoin fell below $67,000 on Wednesday, after rising from $60,000 to over $72,000 during the previous weekend. This drop is about 50% from the all-time high the currency recorded in October at over $126,000, marking the largest correction since 2022.

Vanar: The blockchain that brings Web3 to the average user
While most blockchain projects are built for developers, Vanar Chain came with a different philosophy:
Making Web3 as easy for the average user as using a phone.
Vanar focuses not just on speed or fees, but on the user experience:
Wallets without complications
Login like Web2
Seamless interaction with applications

In a market filled with noise and meme coins, there are projects being built quietly — and XPL (Plasma) is one of them.
Plasma focuses on one important thing:
Making blockchain practical in daily life.
Most current networks cannot support real applications with a large number of users due to:
Slow transactions
High fees
Scalability issues
But XPL comes with a different architecture that allows it to process thousands of transactions per second without affecting decentralization.

🔵 Goldman Sachs warns: A massive sell-off looms on Wall Street
Goldman Sachs issued a notable warning this week, indicating that U.S. markets may face a strong sell-off that could reach around $33 billion in just a few days, with the possibility of exceeding $80 billion within one month if current market conditions persist.
This warning does not come from nowhere, but at a time when Wall Street is experiencing a dangerous mix of declining liquidity, rising volatility, and increasing uncertainty among investors.

In recent years, artificial intelligence (AI) and blockchain have become parallel trends, but few projects have succeeded in genuinely integrating them at the protocol level. Vanar Chain is one of the most prominent attempts to achieve this integration, presenting itself as the first "AI-native blockchain stack" dedicated to PayFi applications, tokenization of real assets, and independent AI agents. What distinguishes Vanar from other Layer 1s: a 5-layer architecture integrated with AI — instead of adding AI as an external layer (like most projects), the intelligence is built within the chain itself through Neutron (the semantic memory) and Kayon (the logic layer).

In the world of digital currencies, stablecoins have become one of the most widely used and valuable applications, with a market value exceeding tens of billions of dollars. However, most current networks (like Ethereum and Tron) were not originally designed to meet the needs of everyday payments with stablecoins, leading to relatively high fees, confirmation delays, and a complicated user experience. This is where Plasma comes in — a Layer 1 blockchain launched in September 2025, specifically designed to be the ideal infrastructure for stablecoins, especially USDT (Tether). The project is known as "Stablecoin infrastructure for instant payments," featuring a set of unique characteristics that make it a strong competitor in the digital payments market. Key features of Plasma: Zero-fee USDT transfers: USDT can be sent instantly without any gas cost on the network, which is an unprecedented feature widely available in Layer 1 blockchains.

What happens to cryptocurrency investors when Bitcoin liquidations explode?
When the crypto markets enter a violent liquidation wave for Bitcoin, the impact is neither simple nor limited; it turns into a series of shocks that hit all categories of investors—from the professional trader to the small wallet holder.
These moments reveal the fragility of the market… and the strength of those who understand it.

Most blockchains are transparent — anyone can see your transactions.
That works for crypto, but not for banks, companies, or regulated finance.
This is where Dusk Network becomes powerful.
It allows confidential transactions and smart contracts while still following regulations using zero-knowledge technology.
If real-world assets like stocks, bonds, and funds move on-chain, they will need privacy.
And Dusk is one of the few blockchains built exactly for this.
Do you think privacy chains like Dusk will outperform in the next bull run?

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