Eddie Walker
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I’m also watching $TAO swept liquidity below 271 and reclaimed the range. Buyers stepped in strong, now forming higher lows.
Entry: 280 – 283
SL: 269
TP: 290 / 298 / 305
Continuation looks likely if structure holds above 280.
Entry: 280 – 283
SL: 269
TP: 290 / 298 / 305
Continuation looks likely if structure holds above 280.
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TAOUSDT
Διην.
Έκλεισε
PnL
+40.22%
WARNING: People inside companies are selling their US stocks at the fastest rate seen in years.
JUST IN: Around $155 million in crypto long positions were wiped out in the last 4 hours.
Assets Allocation
Κορυφαίο χαρτοφυλάκιο
USDT
66.65%
We have strong support around 90. $SOL , We can expect a good pump from here to 92. then
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let's go trade $SOL
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let's go trade $SOL
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Αθροιστικό PNL
+39,05 USDT
BREAKING: 🇺🇸 US Core PPI came in at 3.9%, higher than expected.
It was supposed to be 3.7%, but it came out hotter.
It was supposed to be 3.7%, but it came out hotter.
Everyone: “Buy the dip.”
Me: Buy it with what? The air in my pockets?😞
Me: Buy it with what? The air in my pockets?😞
BIG MACRO DAY!🚨
8:30 AM ET – PPI data (prices producers pay; expected around 3% overall, 3.4% core)
2:00 PM ET Fed interest rate decision (likely no change)
2:30 PM ET – Powell speaks (this is what usually moves the market)
The data is expected, but what matters is how the Fed explains it.
Trade carefully.
8:30 AM ET – PPI data (prices producers pay; expected around 3% overall, 3.4% core)
2:00 PM ET Fed interest rate decision (likely no change)
2:30 PM ET – Powell speaks (this is what usually moves the market)
The data is expected, but what matters is how the Fed explains it.
Trade carefully.
Assets Allocation
Κορυφαίο χαρτοφυλάκιο
USDT
66.06%
I’m watching $TAO price is moving in a tight range near support at 271. A bigger move is likely soon.
Entry: 272–276
Stop: 268
Targets: 285 / 297–300 / 310+
Entry: 272–276
Stop: 268
Targets: 285 / 297–300 / 310+
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TAO/USDT
Τιμή
169,7
Bhutan has just moved $72 million worth of $BTC .
So far this year, they’ve transferred more than $110 million in BTC.
Their Bitcoin holdings have dropped a lot from about 13,000 BTC at their peak to around 4,450 now, which is a 58% decrease.
What used to be worth $1.5 billion is now only about $330 million.
It looks like the government is selling off its Bitcoin more quickly.
So far this year, they’ve transferred more than $110 million in BTC.
Their Bitcoin holdings have dropped a lot from about 13,000 BTC at their peak to around 4,450 now, which is a 58% decrease.
What used to be worth $1.5 billion is now only about $330 million.
It looks like the government is selling off its Bitcoin more quickly.
365Η αλλαγή περιουσιακού στοιχείου
+67086.33%
Reminder: The U.S. 🇺🇸 central bank will announce its interest rate decision today at 2 p.m. (ET)
I’ve been following Cardano long enough to see the same argument come up again and again: you can have privacy, or you can have compliance, but not both. It always felt like a dead end. Either you expose everything on-chain and call it “trust,” or you hide everything and hope regulators look the other way. Neither approach really works if you’re trying to build something that survives in the real world.
What strikes me about Midnight Network is that it doesn’t try to win that argument it sidesteps it. Instead of forcing transparency, it leans on zero-knowledge proofs and selective disclosure. You prove what matters, and nothing more. That sounds simple, but it’s been missing from most blockchain designs. For once, privacy doesn’t automatically mean opacity, and compliance doesn’t mean oversharing.
I’ll admit, I was skeptical at first. We’ve seen plenty of “privacy solutions” that either compromise too much or never make it past the concept stage. But with a March 2026 mainnet launch actually on the horizon, this feels closer to something tangible. Not perfect, not fully battle-tested yet—but real enough to pay attention to.
The interesting thing about the NIGHT/DUST model is how practical it is. NIGHT sits out in the open as the main asset, while DUST works more like a renewable fuel for private transactions. It separates what needs visibility from what doesn’t. That’s a small design choice on paper, but it solves a lot of friction when you think about users, fees, and audits all at once.
And this is where it starts to matter beyond just Cardano enthusiasts. If you’re a business, you can’t put sensitive customer data or internal operations on a public ledger and hope for the best. At the same time, you can’t operate in a black box and expect regulators to be comfortable. That tension has stalled adoption for years. Midnight feels like the first time I’ve seen a system take that constraint seriously instead of pretending it doesn’t exist.
@MidnightNetwork #night $NIGHT
What strikes me about Midnight Network is that it doesn’t try to win that argument it sidesteps it. Instead of forcing transparency, it leans on zero-knowledge proofs and selective disclosure. You prove what matters, and nothing more. That sounds simple, but it’s been missing from most blockchain designs. For once, privacy doesn’t automatically mean opacity, and compliance doesn’t mean oversharing.
I’ll admit, I was skeptical at first. We’ve seen plenty of “privacy solutions” that either compromise too much or never make it past the concept stage. But with a March 2026 mainnet launch actually on the horizon, this feels closer to something tangible. Not perfect, not fully battle-tested yet—but real enough to pay attention to.
The interesting thing about the NIGHT/DUST model is how practical it is. NIGHT sits out in the open as the main asset, while DUST works more like a renewable fuel for private transactions. It separates what needs visibility from what doesn’t. That’s a small design choice on paper, but it solves a lot of friction when you think about users, fees, and audits all at once.
And this is where it starts to matter beyond just Cardano enthusiasts. If you’re a business, you can’t put sensitive customer data or internal operations on a public ledger and hope for the best. At the same time, you can’t operate in a black box and expect regulators to be comfortable. That tension has stalled adoption for years. Midnight feels like the first time I’ve seen a system take that constraint seriously instead of pretending it doesn’t exist.
@MidnightNetwork #night $NIGHT
Midnight Under the Hood: ZK Overhead, NIGHT/DUST Economics, and the Real Cost of Privacy
Quick heads-up for engineers evaluating Midnight. I’ll skip the fluff and start with the parts that will hurt your schedule and budget: proof-generation latency and the NIGHT/DUST split. Read this like a checklist.
Proof generation latency is the first friction. ZK overhead isn’t theoretical it shows up as seconds→minutes per proof depending on circuit complexity, witness size, and prover hardware. Measure this early. Don’t guess.
That latency cascades into UX hurdles. Wallet flows, tx confirmations, and optimistic UX assumptions break when users wait for proofs. Plan retries, progress UI, and fallbacks. Expect engineering time to harden these flows.
Prover ops matter. If your prover runs on CPUs, expect slow builds. GPU/FPGA acceleration + batching cut latency but add infra complexity and cost. Bench locally and on cloud GPUs before committing to a design.
NIGHT/DUST split is not just tokenomics theatre it’s a UX and accounting problem. NIGHT for governance; DUST as the metered private compute resource. That separation forces product teams to model two currencies and explain them to users.
Practically: users and integrators hate dual-token billing. You’ll need abstractions (meta-tokens, gas-relay contracts, prepaid buckets) so product UX doesn’t ask end users to manage DUST. Those abstractions introduce attack surfaces and accounting complexity.
State bloat is real. Shielded state and commitments can inflate storage if you’re not careful. Design circuits to minimize persistent state, use Merkle/commitment patterns, and garbage-collect stale proofs where possible.
Composability constraints: shielded contracts interacting with public contracts require explicit design. Don’t assume native composability like EVM think about oracle boundaries, proof attestation formats, and escape hatches for auditability.
Security overhead: new VM, new language, ZK stack = new attack surface. Prioritize audits, fuzzing, and bounty programs. Treat the ZK verifier plus bridging code as high-risk components.
Regulatory reality: privacy ≠ immunity. Build audit paths: selective-disclosure proofs, auditor roles, and cryptographic escrow patterns. If an enterprise can’t get a verifiable audit trail, they won’t onboard.
What to do now practical engineering moves:
Spike: run a 2-week proof latency and cost benchmark for your core circuit.
Instrument: track DUST consumption per flow; model monthly costs at scale.
UX: prototype wallet flows that hide proof complexity (prepaid relayers, UX timeouts).
Ops: test GPU provers and batching; measure cost per proof.
My take: Midnight’s rational privacy model is useful but it’s not plug-and-play. Expect ZK overhead, token UX engineering, and ops work. If you build, plan for 30–40% of your early timeline to be ZK plumbing, infra, and UX polish.
@MidnightNetwork #night $NIGHT
Proof generation latency is the first friction. ZK overhead isn’t theoretical it shows up as seconds→minutes per proof depending on circuit complexity, witness size, and prover hardware. Measure this early. Don’t guess.
That latency cascades into UX hurdles. Wallet flows, tx confirmations, and optimistic UX assumptions break when users wait for proofs. Plan retries, progress UI, and fallbacks. Expect engineering time to harden these flows.
Prover ops matter. If your prover runs on CPUs, expect slow builds. GPU/FPGA acceleration + batching cut latency but add infra complexity and cost. Bench locally and on cloud GPUs before committing to a design.
NIGHT/DUST split is not just tokenomics theatre it’s a UX and accounting problem. NIGHT for governance; DUST as the metered private compute resource. That separation forces product teams to model two currencies and explain them to users.
Practically: users and integrators hate dual-token billing. You’ll need abstractions (meta-tokens, gas-relay contracts, prepaid buckets) so product UX doesn’t ask end users to manage DUST. Those abstractions introduce attack surfaces and accounting complexity.
State bloat is real. Shielded state and commitments can inflate storage if you’re not careful. Design circuits to minimize persistent state, use Merkle/commitment patterns, and garbage-collect stale proofs where possible.
Composability constraints: shielded contracts interacting with public contracts require explicit design. Don’t assume native composability like EVM think about oracle boundaries, proof attestation formats, and escape hatches for auditability.
Security overhead: new VM, new language, ZK stack = new attack surface. Prioritize audits, fuzzing, and bounty programs. Treat the ZK verifier plus bridging code as high-risk components.
Regulatory reality: privacy ≠ immunity. Build audit paths: selective-disclosure proofs, auditor roles, and cryptographic escrow patterns. If an enterprise can’t get a verifiable audit trail, they won’t onboard.
What to do now practical engineering moves:
Spike: run a 2-week proof latency and cost benchmark for your core circuit.
Instrument: track DUST consumption per flow; model monthly costs at scale.
UX: prototype wallet flows that hide proof complexity (prepaid relayers, UX timeouts).
Ops: test GPU provers and batching; measure cost per proof.
My take: Midnight’s rational privacy model is useful but it’s not plug-and-play. Expect ZK overhead, token UX engineering, and ops work. If you build, plan for 30–40% of your early timeline to be ZK plumbing, infra, and UX polish.
@MidnightNetwork #night $NIGHT
I’m watching $TAO Price is compressing under resistance with a descending trendline. Holding range support and forming higher lows on lower timeframe.
Entry: 275–279
Targets: 283 / 290 / 297
Stop: 271
A breakout above 282 should trigger momentum toward range highs.
Entry: 275–279
Targets: 283 / 290 / 297
Stop: 271
A breakout above 282 should trigger momentum toward range highs.
365Η αλλαγή περιουσιακού στοιχείου
+67192.21%
I’m also watching $FET
Entry: 0.225–0.227
Targets: 0.220 / 0.215
Stop: 0.230
Downtrend intact with lower highs. Rejection from resistance and trendline suggests continuation lower. Weak structure unless reclaimed above 0.230.
Entry: 0.225–0.227
Targets: 0.220 / 0.215
Stop: 0.230
Downtrend intact with lower highs. Rejection from resistance and trendline suggests continuation lower. Weak structure unless reclaimed above 0.230.
365Η αλλαγή περιουσιακού στοιχείου
+67172.51%
I’m watching $ETH
Entry: 2315–2330
Targets: 2342 / 2360
Stop: 2295
Range-bound structure with higher lows forming. Price holding mid-range support and likely to push toward range highs. A clean break above 2342 opens continuation.
Entry: 2315–2330
Targets: 2342 / 2360
Stop: 2295
Range-bound structure with higher lows forming. Price holding mid-range support and likely to push toward range highs. A clean break above 2342 opens continuation.
365Η αλλαγή περιουσιακού στοιχείου
+67165.14%
$ETH daily Supertrend indicator has just turned positive (bullish) for the first time since October 9.
365Η αλλαγή περιουσιακού στοιχείου
+67182.29%
Bullish🚀 : BlackRock’s Ethereum ETF just bought about $149 million worth of $ETH the largest inflow in the past two months.
Bitcoin still looks weak and leaning towards going down.
365Η αλλαγή περιουσιακού στοιχείου
+67054.36%
Bitcoin may face strong resistance around $85K.
According to CryptoQuant analyst Julio Moreno, a key on-chain level (called the Traders’ Realized Price) is acting as a barrier.
This same level stopped price increases before in January 2026 and October 2025, so it’s an important area to watch.
According to CryptoQuant analyst Julio Moreno, a key on-chain level (called the Traders’ Realized Price) is acting as a barrier.
This same level stopped price increases before in January 2026 and October 2025, so it’s an important area to watch.
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