Every transaction on $ETH is public, meaning bots can spot your trade strategy before it executes and try to profit from it.
@Nillion addresses this with Covenants a feature that keeps your data and instructions encrypted off-chain.
Your strategy stays completely private until the exact conditions you set are met.
With the DUSK release, Covenants are now live on Ethereum.
Independent nodes verify your conditions off-chain and trigger the transaction on-chain only when everything matches.
This makes it possible to set up automated trades, private transactions, and secure AI workflows on Ethereum without exposing sensitive information to the public.
$NEAR got rejected hard at $5.45, and sellers seem to be taking control.
I’m watching for a bounce toward the $5.05–$5.10 zone before considering a short.
If the price shows weakness there, my targets are $4.95 and $4.85, with a stop loss at $5.26. No need to chase the move. I’d rather wait for confirmation than rush into a trade.
Would you short the next bounce or wait for $NEAR to show some strength?
Meta $META keeps bringing in more money, but its latest results came with a costly setback.
Revenue jumped 26% year over year to $64.6 billion, beating expectations by $1.1 billion. Daily active people also grew 3% to 3.64 billion, while ad impressions climbed 10%.
But a $10 billion youth-safety legal charge adds pressure, and Meta is still planning to spend up to $145 billion on capital expenditures in FY26.
With revenue growing this fast but costs remaining high, do you think $META is still worth buying at current levels?