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two point zero eight and support around two point zero four. Traders are noticing that every time the price gets near two point zero eight there is heavy selling. On the other side buyers keep coming in around two point zero four. This back and forth is keeping the price trapped in a small range. A big spike in volume happened at the resistance level which shows that there are many sellers above the price. Instead of pushing the price higher the market pulled back. Right now the price is around two point zero five and traders are still selling when it gets near two point zero eight while buyers step in at two point zero four. The market is waiting for a clear direction and could move higher if it breaks above two point zero eight or move lower if it drops below two point zero four.
The recent movement in XRP happened while the bigger crypto market stayed mixed. Traders have not been chasing big moves and instead have been careful. Because of this the market is trading more based on certain levels rather than strong momentum. The price keeps moving between the support and resistance without making a big trend. Over the last twenty four hours the price went down about zero point seven percent to two point zero four seven five. The price has tested two point zero four several times and each time it has held. Attempts to move above two point zero eight have not succeeded. A large number of tokens were traded at the resistance point but this just led to a rejection and did not push the price higher. This shows that there is strong supply above and the market is not ready to move up yet. The overall picture looks like the price is being squeezed. Sellers have been defending the higher levels and buyers have been defending the lower levels. When the range becomes very tight the market usually makes a clear decision on which way it will go next. Watching the next big move in volume will be important to see if the price can finally break out or break down.
On a short term view the price bounced from about two point zero four one to two point zero five two. This moved it past a small resistance near two point zero four eight but the follow through is still uncertain. The market has repeatedly faded rallies in this area. Traders should know that right now the market is controlled by levels. On the positive side holding two point zero four and moving above two point zero eight could open the way to two point one seven. A clear move above that level would signal a real break out of the range. On the negative side a break below two point zero four with more volume could push the price toward two point zero and even lower if that fails. At the moment the price is being compressed with sellers above and buyers below. The next move is likely to be decided by which side is stronger at the edges of this range.
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Print to earn is a new idea in the Web3 space. It mixes NFTs blockchain rewards and 3D printing. The simple idea is this. You own a digital item and you earn rewards by printing it in the real world. Just like play to earn games reward players print to earn rewards people who create real objects.
In this model NFTs are not only pictures on a screen. They come with real use. Each NFT gives access to a 3D model. This model can be printed using a normal 3D printer. When the print is completed and verified the owner earns tokens or rewards. This connects the digital world with daily life.
Print to earn became popular as 3D printers became cheaper and easier to use. It also grew as people wanted NFTs to have real value. Instead of holding an NFT and waiting for price changes holders can actively earn by using it.
The process is easy to understand. First a user buys or mints an NFT. This NFT unlocks a 3D file. The user prints the item at home or in a local lab. After printing the user submits proof using photos or videos. A smart system checks the proof and sends rewards if everything matches.
Walrus NFT is a good example of this idea. Walrus NFTs are digital walrus characters with different looks and rarity levels. Each NFT comes with a matching 3D model of that walrus. Owners can download the file and print their walrus in different sizes.
The project rewards users with WALRUS tokens for each verified print. Rare NFTs earn more rewards. Active users can earn extra perks by printing often and helping the community grow. Some users also sell their printed walruses as collectibles. This creates small business chances for normal people.
Walrus NFTs focus on community use and real world value. Printed items can be shown in online spaces or sold with proof of NFT ownership. This helps buyers trust that the item is original. Some prints are also linked to charity efforts which adds social value.
Print to earn also has challenges. Printing needs time power and materials. There is also risk of copying designs without permission. Not every project will last long so users need to be careful and do research.
Still the idea is strong. Print to earn gives NFTs a real purpose. Walrus NFTs show how digital ownership can lead to real rewards. As technology improves this model could grow into a new way people earn from creativity and daily tools.
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The 2025 summer hackathons showed how Web3 builders are changing the future of the internet. Across Sui Solana and Ethereum events many teams chose Walrus as their global data layer. This shows a clear need for fast open and user controlled data systems. Developers today want more than simple storage. They want control speed and trust.
Walrus is designed to give builders full ownership of their data. It allows teams to store large files securely and access them when needed. During recent hackathons many projects used Walrus to power real products. These projects covered AI payments tools games social apps and more.
In the AI space Hyvve stood out. Hyvve is a data market built on Sui. Users can create data tasks and reward people who help. The collected data is cleaned and checked by smart systems. Final data sets are stored on Walrus and made available to AI builders. This helps turn data work into a shared effort.
Another AI project is OpenGraph. It helps bring real world AI work on chain. It stores large model files and training data on Walrus. This makes AI tools easier to deploy while keeping costs low.
In payments and wallets Galliun showed a new way for creators to work online. It offers simple on chain profile pages. Creators can receive tips and run funding drives. Walrus stores images and page content so creators stay in control.
Developer tools were also strong. DemoDock helps teams share demos safely. Files are stored on Walrus and protected with access rules. This makes it easy to show work to judges or partners without losing control.
Sui Provenance Suite focused on code trust. It links public code work to what is deployed on chain. Walrus stores build records so users can verify what they are using.
In games Darkshore Fishing Club showed how Web3 games can feel native. Players own what they earn. Walrus helps store game data while the chain handles ownership.
Programmable storage projects also shined. Archimeters connects NFTs with 3D models. Users can change design settings and create real objects. Walrus stores large design files and supports this creative flow.
Chatiwal explored private messaging. Users fully own their chats. Messages can disappear or be saved by choice. Walrus handles encrypted storage so users decide cost and control.
Other projects expanded Walrus reach. Moodeng brought Walrus tools to EVM chains. sui direct explored code hosting without central control. SuiMail rebuilt email with paid sending to stop spam. SuiSign handled file signing with clear proof. Vibe built short video sharing with creator ownership. WalGraph created a shared graph database. Walpress helped users launch simple websites they truly own.
Together these projects show a clear trend. When developers get a fast flexible and trusted data layer they build better tools. Walrus is becoming a key part of this shift. Builders bring ideas. Walrus gives their data a home.
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The SUI network has become one of the strongest stories in this crypto cycle. Over the last year SUI has shown major growth and strong attention from developers and users. While many projects struggled SUI continued to build. Behind this progress is Mysten Labs the team focused on long term use not short hype. One of their biggest moves is Walrus Protocol.
Walrus is a decentralized data storage system built on SUI. Its goal is simple. Make data storage faster cheaper and easier for daily users and developers. Today most apps depend on large centralized services. These systems work well but they come with limits. High cost control by one company and risk of data loss or misuse.
Walrus changes this model. Instead of storing data in one place Walrus spreads data across many nodes. This makes storage more secure and more reliable. If one node fails the data still exists elsewhere. This design fits well with the idea of open networks and user control.
Speed is one of the biggest strengths of Walrus. Because it is built close to the SUI network it can handle data tasks quickly. Developers can upload read and manage data with less delay. For apps like games social tools and digital assets this matters a lot. Slow storage can break user trust.
Cost is another key point. Central storage services often charge more as usage grows. Walrus uses a network model that lowers cost over time. Users only pay for what they use and prices stay fair. This helps small teams and new builders who cannot afford large bills.
Walrus is also easy to use. Developers can set rules for who can see data and who can change it. This is important for private apps and business tools. At the same time the system stays open and flexible. Builders do not need deep skills to start using it.
Now the big question. Can Walrus beat Amazon AWS. The honest answer is not yet. AWS is massive and serves almost every big company in the world. It has years of trust and tools behind it. Walrus is still new and growing.
But Walrus does not need to replace AWS fully. It only needs to win in new areas. Web3 apps games open networks and user owned platforms. In these spaces control cost and trust matter more than size. Walrus fits these needs very well.
SUI gives Walrus a strong base. Fast finality low fees and smooth user experience help storage feel natural inside apps. This close link between storage and blockchain is something old systems cannot easily copy.
In the end Walrus is not about fighting big companies directly. It is about offering a better option for a new internet. If builders keep choosing open tools Walrus can become a real force over time. Not by noise but by daily use.
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The platform gives developers an easy way to build scalable private and fast applications on Sui. Walrus supports Nami Cloud and Seal provides encryption for data.
Nami Cloud is a next generation infrastructure provider. It offers decentralized storage that works like S3 and a smooth gateway to the Walrus ecosystem. The goal is to remove the difficulties of Web3 infrastructure so developers can move from AWS S3 or other cloud services in just a few minutes.
The platform gives fast access to data across networks reliable RPC services and simple tools. This helps developers avoid problems that usually come with building decentralized applications. Developers can connect their apps with Sui smart contracts and Walrus storage in a simple way. This makes applications reliable scalable and cost effective.
The team faced some challenges while building the gateway. Developers often have to choose between fast central storage and secure decentralized storage. Adding decentralized storage to applications can be complicated and cause slow performance and poor user experience. Many teams already rely on S3 for their storage workflow. Most decentralized solutions do not support S3 well. This forces teams to spend a lot of time changing their systems. Without an easy S3 endpoint in Web3 applications can struggle to grow.
Nami Cloud solves these problems by using the Walrus technology stack. Walrus is a fast and low cost decentralized storage system for Sui. It works smoothly with Sui smart contracts. Seal is a system that protects private data and manages who can access it. Seal works with Move smart contracts on Sui.
The connection between Walrus and Sui removes delays and complications in common storage solutions. Applications on Nami Cloud can easily read and write data stored on Walrus. Walrus RPC 2.0 makes data retrieval and transactions fast and reliable. Seal encryption adds privacy protection for sensitive information. This allows developers to build secure and private applications with confidence.
Lis the co founder of Nami Cloud says that Walrus provides the perfect foundation for their S3 compatible cloud platform. The goal is to create a service that is fast reliable and easy to use while keeping data safe and decentralized.
Using Walrus gives developers several advantages. Smart contracts can trigger and update data stored on Walrus. Applications can store retrieve and manage user content with verification on the blockchain. The platform provides faster more reliable transaction processing with Walrus RPC 2.0 and Seal. Seal allows applications to handle private data securely enabling use cases like private auctions secure messaging and encrypted storage. AI models can also be trained on private data without exposing it.
Nami Cloud with Walrus and Seal turns storage into a programmable active layer. Developers can create private and high performance Sui applications that are ready for the next generation of users.
Sui Network is a layer one blockchain built from first principles to support a billion users. It uses Move smart contracts and scales horizontally so developers can build applications quickly and at low cost.
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Its goal is to protect people from strange things that break the rules of nature. These strange things are called SCPs. Each SCP is written down and studied. The public does not know about them. This helps keep calm in the world.
On August twenty four two thousand twenty five I recorded three SCP cases. These records are shared for safety and learning. The Foundation works in silence and watches from the shadows. What follows is a simple look at one of these SCPs.
Item number SCP nine one five one.
Object class Keter.
SCP nine one five one is not a solid thing. It cannot be touched or held. It moves with the wind. You cannot lock it in a room or keep it in a box. Because of this the Foundation does not try to capture it. Instead they watch it and reduce harm.
The Foundation has stations around the world. These stations are placed near mountains deserts and oceans. They listen to changes in air and sound. When SCP nine one five one appears teams are sent to guide people away. The goal is to stop panic and keep the public safe.
SCP nine one five one sounds like a soft voice carried by the wind. People hear it when they are alone. The voice feels calm at first. It speaks in a gentle tone. It talks about memories and choices. Many people stop walking when they hear it.
If someone listens too long they may follow the sound. Some walk into storms. Some walk toward cliffs or deep water. Most do not return. Those who do return say they felt called by something that knew them.
The voice does not sound the same to everyone. It seems to change based on the person. It may sound like a loved one or an old friend. This makes it very dangerous.
The Foundation has learned that loud noise can weaken the effect. Strong air movement can break the sound. Because of this large fans and sound tools are used when the SCP is active.
People who live in areas where this SCP appears are given cover stories. They are told about weather events or sound tricks. This helps them feel safe and not ask questions.
The SCP has no clear goal. It does not attack. It does not chase. It only calls. This makes it hard to understand. Researchers believe it feeds on attention. When ignored it fades.
The Foundation reminds all staff to never listen alone. Two or more people must be present at all times. Sound blockers are worn during patrol.
This SCP shows how simple things like wind can hide danger. It also shows why the Foundation must stay hidden. If the public knew fear would spread fast.
The work continues every day. The wind still moves. The voice still calls. And the Foundation still stands watch in silence.
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Walrus has started its second phase of WAL airdrop rewards for community members who have already staked WAL. If you are a WAL staker today is an important day for you. WAL tokens are now ready to be claimed by eligible users.
The latest round of WAL airdrop NFTs has already been sent out. If you see an NFT in your wallet this means you are eligible. That NFT works as your proof to claim WAL tokens. You can visit the official Walrus claim page to collect your rewards.
This airdrop is created to thank the most loyal members of the Walrus community. More than eighty thousand wallets are included in this round. The goal is to reward people who supported the network early and stayed active.
The WAL token distribution is based on simple and fair rules. The main factors are how long you staked WAL how regularly you stayed staked and how much WAL you staked. To be eligible you needed to stake at least five WAL for a minimum of one day. The longer and more consistent your staking was the better your reward.
Only native WAL staking is included in this airdrop. Liquid staking positions are not part of this round. This helps ensure that rewards go directly to users who supported the network through direct staking.
If you did not receive an NFT do not feel disappointed. The snapshot for this airdrop was taken on June thirty two thousand twenty five. If your wallet was not eligible at that time you may still have future chances. Walrus plans to launch more airdrops and activities for the community. Staying active and involved will help you qualify next time.
Claiming your WAL tokens is easy. First visit the official Walrus claim website. Then connect the wallet that holds your airdrop NFT. After that you can exchange the NFT for your WAL tokens. You will need a small amount of SUI to cover gas fees so make sure your wallet is ready.
This airdrop is another step in building a strong and active Walrus community. It shows appreciation for long term supporters and encourages users to stay involved.
About the Sui Network
Sui is a layer one blockchain built from the ground up. It is designed to support the next billion users in Web3. Sui uses the Move smart contract language and focuses on fast low cost and scalable applications. Developers can build many types of apps easily while users enjoy smooth and simple experiences.
Stay connected with Walrus and keep an eye on future updates. More rewards and opportunities are coming for active community members.
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