🚨Jan 19 Update:
#Bitcoin ETFs:
1D NetFlow: -1,106 $BTC(-$102.66M)🔴
7D NetFlow: +18,138 $BTC(+$1.68B)🟢
#Ethereum ETFs:
1D NetFlow: +9,171 $ETH(+$29.42M)🟢
7D NetFlow: +145,348 $ETH(+$466.28M)🟢
#Solana ETFs:
1D NetFlow: +41,134 $SOL(+$5.51M)🟢
7D NetFlow: +353,701 $SOL(+$47.4M)🟢
The Role of Walrus in Web3 Sovereign Data
Walrus shakes up how Web3 handles data. Instead of letting some big, centralized cloud provider call all the shots—deciding where your data lives, who can see it, and how much you pay—Walrus hands control back to users and builders. With Walrus, your data doesn’t get locked inside one blockchain or stuck under one company’s thumb. It lives in a decentralized, content-addressed layer, so you actually own it. You decide who can use it and how long it sticks around.
This setup makes data portable and tough to mess with. No single blockchain, validator group, or corporation can just block you or rewrite your information. For developers, that’s a big deal. Suddenly, you’re not begging some middleman for access or worrying they’ll change the rules. You set your own terms.
Walrus also has your back on the compliance side. It brings cryptographic proof that your data is safe and available when you need it. That matters as regulations tighten and you start caring about things like data rights or moving info between different chains. Walrus works as a neutral foundation—no favorites, just pure access and control.
Bottom line: Walrus lets Web3 apps move past speculation and hype. Now, data’s as decentralized and free as the value flowing through these networks. Real sovereignty, not just talk.@WalrusProtocol #Walrus $WAL
Bitcoin is having a rough start to the year. BTC has dropped nearly 2.5% in the last 24 hours to around $92,600, as markets react to rising geopolitical tensions between the US and the EU and new tariff threats from President Trump. But beyond the macro noise, several technical and on-chain signals suggest that the 2026 bear market may still be developing.
One of the strongest warnings comes from the weekly Ichimoku Cloud. Analyst Titan of Crypto points to a bearish “Kumo twist,” a structure that historically appeared before major bear markets. In previous cycles, similar signals preceded drawdowns of 67–70%. This does not mean an immediate crash, but it suggests that the long-term market structure has shifted.
Bitcoin is also trading below its 365-day moving average near $101,000. In past cycles, especially in 2022, this level acted as strong resistance during bear markets. According to Coin Bureau, staying below this average keeps BTC in bearish territory. The Gaussian Channel tells a similar story. Bitcoin lost the channel’s median and failed to reclaim it, which in the past often marked the start of deeper downside phases. Some analysts still expect a short-term bounce toward $103k, but see it as a potential “dead cat bounce.”
History also shows that Bitcoin usually suffers much deeper drawdowns after cycle tops: ~76% in 2013, ~81% in 2017, and ~74% in 2021. The current pullback is only about 30%, which suggests the correction may not be finished yet.
Cycle indicators confirm this view. The Bull-Bear Market Cycle Indicator shows BTC entered bear territory in October 2025, but has not yet reached extreme levels. On-chain data adds another warning: exchange inflows are rising, especially from larger holders, which often signals distribution rather than accumulation.
Taken together, technicals, history, and on-chain data all point to a fragile market. The big question now: will Bitcoin follow the usual deep bear market path, or surprise everyone once again?
$SHELL /USDT is showing a strong bullish continuation after a clean breakout from the recent consolidation range. Price has expanded sharply with strong volume, confirming buyer dominance and momentum continuation.
SHELL is printing higher highs and higher lows, which indicates solid accumulation. The impulsive bullish candle suggests strength, and any shallow pullback into the support zone is likely to be defended by buyers. As long as price holds above the demand area, the bullish structure remains intact.
The current structure favors continuation rather than reversal.
For spot traders, this is a buy-and-hold structure.
I am bullish on SHELL in spot and expecting further upside.
Entry Zone: 0.0520 – 0.0560
Stop Loss: 0.0480
Targets:
TP1: 0.0590
TP2: 0.0630
TP3: 0.0700+
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$USDT.D
We just had a quick deviation below support, followed by a clean reclaim — a failed breakdown.
Price earlier wicked into the 12H OB cluster resistance, and that reaction makes sense. From here, I’d expect some pause, with price likely coming back to retest the reclaimed support to confirm the deviation.
Key levels:
Resistance: ~6.10% (current rejection zone)
→ Break & flip opens a move toward 6.4–6.5%
Support: ~5.85%
→ Must hold to keep the failed breakdown thesis intact (BTC only bullish if we lose this support)
As always, No hyper-bullish or bearish targets here.
Just levels, structure, and reaction.
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$USDT
#USDT
#BTC
STOP STORING YOUR SEED PHRASE ONLINE 🚨
If your #seedphrase is saved in Notes, Google Drive, iCloud, screenshots, emails, or DMs — you’re already late.
Hackers don’t need to “hack” the blockchain.
They just wait for you to slip once.
One leak.
One compromised app.
One fake link.
And your wallet is gone forever — no support, no refunds, no second chance.
Rule of survival in crypto:
🔒 Seed phrase = offline only ✍️ Write it on paper (or metal) 📵 Never type it on a phone or PC 🚫 Never share it with anyone — not even “support”
Remember: Not your keys → not your coins
Leaked keys → zero coins 🫵
$ARPA || $DUSK || $FRAX
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Community, let us take a step back and really look at what WAL is becoming. Walrus is evolving from a supporting tool into a core layer for how data lives onchain, especially within the Sui ecosystem.
One of the most interesting recent developments is how Walrus is being optimized for real application needs. Storage costs are becoming more transparent, performance is more consistent, and the system is clearly being shaped for scale. This matters because most decentralized storage solutions struggle once real users show up. Walrus seems to be preparing for that moment instead of reacting to it.
I am also impressed by how WAL aligns incentives across the network. Storage providers are encouraged to stay reliable, developers get predictable access to data, and users benefit from faster and smoother experiences. That balance is hard to get right, and it shows thoughtful design.
What excites me most is the timing. As more builders choose Sui for performance heavy apps, Walrus naturally becomes the backbone for data. WAL is not chasing hype. It is positioning itself as infrastructure people depend on without even thinking about it. That is how strong networks are built.
@WalrusProtocol $WAL #walrus
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Staking on most blockchains can feel technical and unfriendly for everyday users, but Dusk is changing that with a feature called Hyperstaking. Traditional staking usually means you either run your own validator node, which requires uptime and tech know-how, or you delegate to someone else with little flexibility. Dusk recognized that this creates a barrier for many people who want to participate in securing a network but aren’t ready to manage infrastructure. With Hyperstaking, smart contracts take on the role of staking participants, so the contracts themselves can stake and unstake on behalf of users based on programmed rules. This unlocks things like automated staking pools, delegated staking services, and potentially liquid staking — all without users having to operate their own nodes or understand complex node maintenance. 
In practical terms this means companies or third-party platforms can create smart contracts that handle staking logic automatically. Users simply interact with the contract, and the contract does the work. Dusk’s approach to stake abstraction is similar to other modern blockchain innovations, bringing flexibility that’s been missing in traditional proof-of-stake systems. It also opens the door to new models like referral rewards, customized incentives, and staking-as-a-service offerings that could drive broader participation. 
Lowering the barrier to entry is not just about earning rewards more easily it’s about strengthening the network itself. When more people can stake without technical hurdles, decentralization improves and the system gets more secure over time. Dusk treats participation as a product design issue, not just a technical requirement, which is why Hyperstaking is such a meaningful step forward in making blockchain staking useful and accessible to a wider audience. 
#Dusk @Dusk_Foundation $DUSK
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BREAKING: 🇺🇸 NYSE to support 24/7 trading through tokenized stocks and blockchain settlement.
NYSE is building a platform to trade tokenized U.S. stocks and ETFs with on-chain settlement and stablecoin funding.
This allows 24/7 trading, instant settlement, and fractional share access, just like crypto markets.
Investors will still get real ownership, dividends, and voting rights, only the infrastructure moves to blockchain.
NYSE is also working with BNY and Citi to move tokenized money and collateral on-chain.
This is Wall Street adopting crypto rails, not crypto adapting to Wall Street.
🚀 $B2 breakout & consolidation — bullish continuation setup B2 / USDT is trading at $0.7915, up +7.19%, after a strong impulsive move from the $0.7447 demand zone 📈. The rally pushed price to a $0.7949 high, followed by a tight sideways consolidation — a classic bull flag structure on the 15m timeframe.
Price continues to hold above MA(7), MA(25), and MA(99), confirming trend strength and sustained buyer control. Volume remains healthy, supporting continuation rather than distribution.
📌 Key support: $0.7850 – $0.7770
📌 Invalidation: Below $0.7720
🎯 Upside targets: $0.8000 🥇 → $0.8150 🥈 → $0.8350 🥉
As long as B2 holds above reclaimed support, pullbacks remain buy-the-dip opportunities. A clean breakout above $0.795 could trigger the next expansion leg ⚡📊
Trade #B2 here
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I’m fascinated by Dusk because it approaches blockchain differently. Founded in 2018, they’re building a layer one blockchain focused on regulated and privacy-conscious finance. The idea is simple: not all financial data should be public, but compliance must still be verifiable.
They’re using modular architecture so that each financial product can follow its own rules while sharing the same secure base. Tokenized bonds, regulated DeFi, and real-world assets can exist without breaking legal frameworks. At the same time, privacy is preserved with advanced cryptography, including zero knowledge proofs. Transactions are validated without revealing sensitive details, and smart contracts automatically enforce compliance.
The purpose behind Dusk is clear. They’re bridging the gap between blockchain innovation and real-world finance. It becomes a network where institutions can use blockchain safely and confidently. I’m seeing how this approach could make blockchain meaningful beyond speculation. It’s not about hype. It’s about building trust and utility for the long term.
@Dusk_Foundation $DUSK #Dusk
$BTC/USDT
The battlefield is loud. Volatility is breathing fire.
Support: 92,300
Resistance: 93,400
Target (zone to watch): 94,000
TP: 93,800
Stop-loss: 92,000
Pressure is building. Every candle feels heavy.
One strong move decides the next chapter.
#BTC100kNext? #USJobsData #BTCVSGOLD
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