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Contemporary applications are living entities that rely on memory, context, and continuity, they’re much more than simple processing systems. They may be financial applications tracking compliance records, gaming applications maintaining player histories, or AI applications utilizing the power of continuous interaction to learn. As such, data persistence has become an essential element of digital infrastructure. With blockchain based systems, the complexity of maintaining persistence increases, as you need to ensure that data is not only accessible and verifiable but also durable without the added costs and latency associated with it.
Walrus provides a new way of thinking about application-level data persistence. Simply put, data persistence refers to the ability for data to remain available over a period of time, regardless of how systems grow, change, or fail. Traditional blockchains replicate all of the same data to every node in the network which increases trust among users, however, this also creates greater amounts of storage burden on the network increasing overall costs associated with on chain storage and infrastructure expenses. The trend over the past two years shows that on chain storage fees are rising, just as applications require larger sets of on chain data. As many developers struggle to find a balance between decentralization and operational costs, they experience tension that ultimately leads to poor design decisions.

An emerging trend is the impact of Blockchain technology which is gradually moving into the mainstream. As companies begin using blockchain systems in production, they begin to care less about whether they work fast enough today, but rather how long the information they have stored on them will last. Developers are now developing applications to last for many years; an application developer's design will be viewed differently than an engineers as opposed to an engineer's design which will only be used for a couple of months.
On a personal level, this indicates to me that the development community is starting to pay attention to how its design decisions will impact future generations of users. When the developers treat data appropriately and responsibly, it leads to much calmer systems that can be trusted and used in a more humane manner. In this way, Walrus demonstrates an understanding of the importance of sustainable digital infrastructure.
In the digital world today, preserving data over the long term requires thought, not just for technical reasons, but also so that we as a society can think about and build systems for our children and grandchildren. Walrus allows for data preservation while supporting continued usability after the initial period of time when interest in a specific application may have faded.

There’s also an overall trend across the industry. As blockchain technology moves out of the experimental phase and into full production, the focus on data storage and retrieval has shifted from performance based to durability based as part of the design process. Therefore, applications that utilize blockchain will be designed with their intended lifespan in mind. Walrus provides support for long term data storage without requiring the underlying infrastructure to be over provisioned. Walrus promotes an incremental approach to system growth rather than an exponential approach by valuing stability over spectacle.
On a personal level, I find this trend to be very encouraging. It seems like the industry is finally taking an interest in the impact of its design decisions over the long term. As a result, when you approach data with intentionality and restraint, you create a calmer environment for digital systems where users can trust the technology they use and ultimately find them to be more human in nature. In this regard, Walrus represents a greater appreciation for what sustainable digital infrastructure should be like.
In conclusion, application-level data persistence is not just a technical issue, it is a question of what type of digital systems we want to last into the future. Walrus represents a vision for a future where data has the ability to persist into the future and support applications that provide continued reliability, transparency, and usability long after the novelty has worn off.
@Walrus 🦭/acc $WAL #walrus

When people think of technology, they often think of it as a liberating force. However, many of the most significant advancements in technology are made by people who are constrained in some way. At Dusk, the philosophy of constraint driven innovation is embraced as a design principle. This means that regulations are viewed as guidelines rather than hindrances to innovation. When designing Dusk’s systems, we consider what needs to be protected rather than how many layers of complexity can be added.
This philosophy is manifested in all layers of our network, from transaction privacy to compliance, to create a blockchain that integrates into traditional financial systems rather than sitting as a separate entity. From a practical standpoint, this means designing systems that operate within legal, institutional and human boundaries. One example of this is the implementation of zero knowledge proofs to build privacy into Dusk.

Zero knowledge proofs are a cryptographic technique whereby one party can prove to another party that a statement is true, without revealing any other information. The result of implementing zero knowledge proofs in Dusk is that data can be kept private by default, while still having visibility into the data through rules or agreed upon trust relationships. This method allows Dusk to comply with regulations while providing confidentiality to users and bridging the gap between the two, something most traditional blockchains are unable to accomplish. Given that countries around the world are implementing or increasing the enforcement of data protection laws, complying with these data protection laws is no longer a luxury, it is a must have.
Increasingly, the market is seeing larger institutional interest in compliance, auditability and confidentiality using blockchain systems simultaneously. Financial institutions have stopped using public ledgers, which expose every aspect of their transactions. They are looking for new infrastructure based on predictable, controlled and strong systems. The constraint driven philosophy of Dusk aligns with this trend and indicates the long-term viability of this approach, rather than a short-term fad. While adoption of these types of systems has been slow and deliberate at first, once trust in a system has been established, continued growth becomes steady and sustainable.

The most significant aspect of all of this is that Dusk's philosophy makes for a much better overall user experience. By placing an emphasis on the acceptance of constraints early on, Dusk does not have to continually add additional fixes to poorly designed systems, rather, they build systems that are designed to be user friendly, secure, and reliable. Personally, I also find this philosophy to be very refreshing because, in my opinion, it demonstrates a respect for both human behavior and for the realities of institutions, most people do not thrive in total freedom, thoughtful constraints can often generate superior results. With respect to the constraint driven innovation process, it does not limit possibilities, it simply enables them to grow quietly over time.
@Dusk #dusk $DUSK

2022 and 2023 were turbulent years for the cryptocurrency world, but these challenges led to the emergence of innovative projects. During this period, the question "What is Vanry Coin?" attracted particular attention. Vanry Coin, formerly known as Terra Virtua Kolect (TVK), is a rebranded project based on the Ethereum network, offering innovations in the Metaverse and NFT sectors.
What is $VANRY ?
Vanar Chain is a decentralized layer-1 blockchain technology that forms the core infrastructure of VANRY Coin. This blockchain is a rebranding and expansion of the former Terra Virtua Kolect (TVK) project, resulting in the name VANRY. Vanar Chain provides the fundamental infrastructure for VANRY Coin, which operates on the Ethereum and Polygon networks.
Vanar Chain Features:
Decentralized Structure: Vanar Chain has a decentralized structure, offering a platform where users can interact directly without intermediaries. NFT and Metaverse Focused: Vanar Chain is specifically designed for the NFT (Non-Fungible Token) ecosystem and Metaverse applications. This infrastructure provides a suitable foundation for digital collectibles, virtual reality applications, and interactive digital experiences.
AR/VR Technologies: Vanar Chain aims to offer its users richer and more interactive experiences by supporting augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) technologies.
Wide Application Area: The platform includes AR/VR-enabled Metaverse games, virtual marketplaces, and more available on Web3, PC, and mobile devices.
Sustainability and Transparency: Vanar Chain offers a sustainable and transparent blockchain solution that can monitor environmental impacts. This is particularly important for environmentally conscious users and brands.
With its rebranding process, Vanar Chain aims to provide innovative solutions in the NFT and Metaverse space by enabling VANRY Coin to have a wider reach. This transformation aims to strengthen the project's development and market position.
What is VANRY Coin?
VANRY Coin, formerly Terra Virtua Kolect (TVK), is a cryptocurrency that was rebranded as VANRY as a result of a rebranding that began in November 2023 and was completed on December 1, 2023. Operating on the Ethereum and Polygon networks, #VANRY focuses on a comprehensive NFT ecosystem and Metaverse gaming.
Key Features of Vanar Chain and VANRY Coin
Infrastructure: Decentralized and layer-1 blockchain.
User Experience: NFT and Metaverse focused, AR/VR supported.
Founders: Gary Bracey and Jawad Ashraf, experienced figures in the industry.
Technology and Innovation: Environmental performance analysis, transparent and secure structure.
What does VANRY Coin do?
VANRY offers its users a marketplace within the NFT ecosystem. It provides experiences across web, PC, and mobile platforms supported by AR/VR technologies, while promising unique experiences through Metaverse gaming and a smart blockchain infrastructure.
What is the Vanar Chain project?
Vanar Chain is a decentralized, layer-1 blockchain infrastructure that forms the basis of VANRY Coin. This infrastructure is designed to provide an interactive and immersive NFT and Metaverse experience.

#Vanar #VanarChain

Plasma is one of the few Layer 1 projects I’m taking seriously for a very specific reason: it’s not trying to be “everything”, it’s trying to be the settlement rail for stablecoin payments at global scale, with near-instant transfers, low fees, and a system design that keeps stablecoins at the center of the whole experience.

Plasma matters because stablecoins are already the most practical form of digital dollars onchain, but the rails still feel like crypto rails—fees, friction, waiting, and too many steps for normal people and real businesses. Plasma’s thesis is that payments need predictable finality and simple UX, and that means building the chain around stablecoins from day one, not bolting “payments” onto a general chain later.

Plasma is building the behind-the-scenes pieces that payments actually need: a stablecoin-first chain design, full EVM compatibility so builders can ship with familiar tooling, and an ecosystem direction that focuses on moving dollars rather than chasing random narratives. That “payments-first” approach shows up consistently across their core messaging and product positioning.

Plasma also pushed beyond “just a chain” by introducing Plasma One, which is positioned like a stablecoin neobank experience for saving, spending, and sending dollars in one place, with mainstream-style security and control features and clear disclosures around what it is and isn’t. I like this because it shows they’re thinking about distribution and product UX, not only blockspace.

Plasma’s token story is straightforward on paper: XPL is described as the native token of the Plasma blockchain, used for transactions and to reward network support through validation, and it’s framed as a key piece of how the network runs and aligns participation around the stablecoin settlement mission.

Plasma’s benefits, to me, come down to one thing: making stablecoin payments feel normal. If a chain can keep settlement fast, keep costs low and consistent, and keep user flows simple enough that people don’t have to “learn crypto”, that’s when stablecoins stop being a niche tool and start acting like real internet money. Plasma’s own positioning is clearly aiming for exactly that outcome.

Plasma “exists” in a very real way right now because the explorer is live and you can see ongoing activity, transaction throughput, and latest blocks updating—so it’s not just a whitepaper idea. When I evaluate payment rails, I always check if the network looks alive, and Plasma’s public explorer view gives that transparency.

Plasma’s latest project-level updates from its official Insights hub (the place you’d expect formal announcements) show major posts dated in 2025, which tells me the newest developments in 2026 may be showing up more through integrations and ecosystem activity than through that specific blog feed.

Plasma’s “what’s next” is pretty clear from what’s already being discussed publicly: more distribution, more integration-driven liquidity and access, and more stablecoin-native rails that make cross-chain movement and large-volume settlement smoother for real users and real businesses. A recent example is the reporting around Plasma integrating with NEAR Intents (announced Jan 23, 2026), which frames Plasma as joining a broader liquidity and chain-abstraction layer for efficient conversions into native assets and stablecoins on Plasma.

Plasma’s last 24 hours “what’s new” is best described as momentum on the live network side rather than a brand-new official announcement: the explorer is showing continuing block production and large-scale transaction activity visible on the main page, and that’s the most concrete “fresh” signal available without guessing or stretching. If I’m judging it as a payments rail, that ongoing activity is exactly what I want to see—steady operation, steady usage, and a chain that looks like it’s being used for what it was built for.

#Plasma @Plasma $XPL

Szczegóły notowania
Giełda:
 Binance US
 
Para handlowa:
 DUSK/USDT -
 
Standard tokena:
 BEP20 (BNB Smart Chain)
 
Otwarcie depozytów:
 21 października 2025
 
Rozpoczęcie handlu:
 22 października 2025 o 7:00 AM EDT
 
Dostęp do największego rynku
Stany Zjednoczone są jednym z największych i najbardziej wpływowych rynków na świecie, a dostęp od dawna był kluczowym żądaniem naszej społeczności. Dzięki temu notowaniu miliony nowych uczestników mogą teraz łatwo handlować $DUSK i stać się częścią naszej społeczności. 
Binance US jest jednym z najbardziej uznawanych i zaufanych scentralizowanych giełd na świecie. Jego reputacja w zakresie zgodności, skali i płynności czyni go idealnym miejscem na amerykański debiut Dusk. Notowanie tego kalibru wzmacnia głębokość rynku, poszerza uczestnictwo i buduje jeszcze większą odporność dla ekosystemu DUSK.

Walrus to zdecentralizowany protokół przechowywania zaprojektowany specjalnie w celu umożliwienia rynków danych na erę AI i uczynienia danych niezawodnymi, cennymi i rządzonymi. Walrus koncentruje się na zapewnieniu solidnego, ale przystępnego rozwiązania do przechowywania niestrukturalnych treści na zdecentralizowanych węzłach przechowywania, zapewniając jednocześnie wysoką dostępność i niezawodność, nawet w obecności błędów bizantyjskich.
Cechy
Przechowywanie i pobieranie: Walrus wspiera operacje przechowywania do zapisywania i odczytywania blobów. Umożliwia również każdemu udowodnienie, że blob został przechowany i jest dostępny do pobrania w późniejszym czasie.

$WAL economics and incentive mechanisms, anchored by the WAL token, are designed to ensure competitive pricing, the efficient allocation of resources, and minimal adversarial behavior by nodes. This design enables Walrus’ long-term success for storing data in a fully permissionless and decentralized fashion.
Payment
@Walrus 🦭/acc is the payment token for storage on the Walrus protocol, with the payment mechanism designed to keep storage costs stable in fiat terms and protect against long-term fluctuations in the WAL token price. When users pay for storage, they pay to have data stored for a fixed amount of time and the WAL paid upfront is distributed across time to storage nodes and stakers as compensation for their services. This mechanism ensures both that the Walrus protocol is financially sustainable and that users can expect their data to be held safely and securely.
The WAL token distribution includes a 10% allocation for subsidies, intended to support the protocol’s adoption in its early phases. In particular, these subsidies will allow users to access storage at a lower rate than the current market price of storage, while also ensuring that storage nodes have viable business models.

Security
Delegated Staking of WAL tokens underpins Walrus’ security. Users can stake tokens to participate in the network’s security regardless of whether they operate storage services directly. Nodes compete with one another to attract stake from users, which in turn governs the assignment of data to them. Nodes, and those that delegate their stake to them, earn rewards based on their behavior. In the future, once slashing is enabled on Walrus, these mechanisms will ensure the full alignment between WAL token holders, Walrus users, and Walrus operators.

Governance
Governance for Walrus adjusts the parameters in the system and operates through the WAL token. Nodes collectively determine the level of various penalties, with votes equivalent to their respective WAL stakes. Walrus nodes, who often bear the costs of other nodes’ underperformance, calibrate the appropriate financial repercussions.

Here, you can explore the key functionalities of the Vanar ecosystem.
Claim Your Prestakes
Claim rewards on your Prestaked $VANRY . you can get access to farming, staking and other benefits.
Bridge to Vanar Chain
By bridging VANRY from ETH to Vanar you can get access to farming, staking and other benefits.
Stake & Earn
Stake VANRY to earn rewards, secure the network and participate in shaping the future of the blockchain.
Bridge to Vanar Chain
Buy Vanry using popular cryptocurrencies like ETH, BTC, or USDT
Swap VANRY cross-chain between Ethereum and the Vanar blockchain effortlessly.
Choose Nitro Bridge. he Router Nitro Bridge enables fast, low-cost cross-chain transfers, boosting Vanar's scalability and ecosystem connectivity.
How does it work?
Select Your Cryptocurrency
Choose assets like ETH, BTC, or USDT to bridge.
Choose Your Network
Convert your tokens to $VANRY on the Vanar blockchain.
Complete Your Swap
Confirm the transaction and enjoy seamless integration into the Vanar ecosystem.

Vanar Chain and the Role of Creativity in Web3 Ecosystem Growth

Technology alone rarely drives mass adoption. In many industries, creativity, experience, and emotional connection play just as important a role. This perspective makes @Vanarchain an interesting project to observe within the Web3 space, as its ecosystem appears to connect blockchain infrastructure with immersive and creative digital environments.

The direction of the $VANRY NRY ecosystem toward areas such as gaming, interactive platforms, and AI-powered experiences suggests an understanding that users engage more deeply when technology feels engaging rather than technical. These types of environments require more than fast transactions; they require thoughtful design, developer-friendly tools, and infrastructure that can support complex interactions.

Many blockchain ecosystems struggle because they focus heavily on mechanics while overlooking experience. Vanar Chain’s positioning around immersion indicates a different approach: building technology that supports how people naturally interact with digital environments. This mindset could become increasingly relevant as Web3 applications evolve beyond early adopters.

While the broader industry continues to experiment with various models, projects that integrate infrastructure, usability, and creativity often contribute more meaningfully to long-term ecosystem development. Vanar’s direction reflects this balance and offers an interesting lens through which to view the future of Web3 experiences. #Vanar