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#Bitcoin $100K futures target achieved! 🔥
My confluences are shown in the chart,
and I shared insight last October about why I entered this trade.
Note: This is for futures, and I'm still holding some Bitcoin in spot trading.
Follow @CryptoBusy for more alpha this bull run! 🚀
. @ethereum and its Layer 2 networks accounted for 77% of stablecoin transfer volume over the past 90 days.
What's interesting is that @base leads all networks with $8.8 trillion in volume, followed by Ethereum at $7.1 trillion.
This shows how much stablecoin activity is happening across the Ethereum ecosystem.
One way to find potential gems before they fill your feed: explore chains on @DefiLlama
Sort by 30-day TVL change, then dig into the protocols on chains showing growth.
TVL means the value locked in DeFi protocols. It helps you spot ecosystems worth researching.
My checklist:
• Check total TVL alongside percentage growth.
• Find which protocols are driving the increase.
• Compare volume, fees, and usage.
• Check whether growth comes from incentives or rising token prices.
A tiny starting point can produce a huge percentage gain.
Use the rankings to build a research list. The real edge comes from understanding what’s behind the numbers.
Visit this link to learn more:
defillama.com/chains
The biggest slice of this tokenized RWA chart belongs to commodities.
And the top two commodity tokens? Both gold.
Checking @coingecko's data, Tether Gold (ethereum:0x68749665ff8d2d112fa859aa293f07a622782f38) and PAX Gold ($PAXG) lead the tokenized commodities category by market cap.
That’s what interests me: while tokenized stocks get attention, one of the oldest stores of value has already built a sizeable onchain presence.
I use CoinGecko as a data and discovery tool to connect those dots.
RWA Charts tracks tokenized market cap, volume, and token count, with breakdowns by asset type or issuer across 24H to Max.
Start with the bigger picture, then explore the assets behind it:
coingecko.com/en/charts/rwa
This is one reason I keep looking beyond charts.
@injective leads this comparison of network revenue relative to FDVs.
And the interesting part is that it's ahead of most of the other L1s like SOL, ARB, and ETH.
In simple terms, it generates more revenue per dollar of valuation in this comparison.
The part I’m bullish on: that revenue feeds into ethereum:0xe28b3b32b6c345a34ff64674606124dd5aceca30 Community BuyBacks, permanently removing tokens from supply.
Which technically means as more products attract users, there’s potential for more revenue to strengthen that cycle.
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Most projects prepare for their TGE. Fewer prepare for what comes after.
Our latest Trireme research covers the 5 areas founders need to understand before and after launch.
Beyond the TGE: Your Token Is Listed. What's Next?
Read the full article below.
65% of tokenized stock trading volume on @solana now happens outside traditional US market hours.
This highlights one of the biggest advantages of bringing stocks on-chain: access to trading beyond traditional exchange schedules.
Tokenization is changing how and when investors access financial markets.
84% of 164 tracked analysts are now bullish on $BTC, up from just 37% in July.
That's the highest bullish sentiment since August 2025.
Even more interesting, 47 analysts shifted from bearish to bullish, while only 5 turned bearish.
Market confidence is returning, but sustained buying demand is still needed to support the bullish outlook.
This Q4 watchlist gives us plenty to research.
A few names worth digging into:
• Perps: @extendedapp , @hibachi_xyz
• RWA: @multiplifi
• AI: @ritualfnd
• Infrastructure: @magicblock
For me, the next step is checking what’s live, why the token matters, circulating supply, and upcoming unlocks.
@triremetrading makes a useful point: launch-day attention needs a plan for what comes after.
Which project here deserves our next deep dive?
Getting listed is easy to celebrate. Building a sustainable market is much harder.
A TGE is more than a token launch. It's the beginning of a project's secondary-market journey.
Yet many teams focus heavily on listings and launch-day attention while overlooking what happens after trading begins.
Five areas every project should prepare for:
1. Tokenomics: Clear utility, circulating supply, vesting, and sustainable incentives.
2. Exchange Strategy: Choosing the right CEX and DEX venues for the project's target market.
3. Liquidity: Planning order-book depth, spreads, and efficient trading execution.
4. Launch Coordination: Aligning token distribution, exchange integrations, market making, and communications.
5. Post-TGE Strategy: Managing unlocks, monitoring trading conditions, and connecting token demand with ecosystem growth.
A listing creates access. Strong market structure supports what comes next.
At Trireme Trading, we've supported over 300 project launches, helping teams navigate liquidity, market making, and exchange readiness.
For founders preparing a TGE, what's your biggest challenge right now: tokenomics, listings, or liquidity?
solana:So11111111111111111111111111111111111111112 corrected after testing our plotted 0.5 Fibonacci resistance near $124.71.
Now it’s back around the 0.382 level at $105.45.
Reclaiming and holding this level would support another attempt at $125.
If buyers fail to defend the $100–$105 area, $85.69 becomes the next major support to watch.
This is why we mark resistance before the rally reaches it. Take profits when your plan calls for it.
ethereum:0xe28b3b32b6c345a34ff64674606124dd5aceca30 last major base was followed by a breakout and a roughly 1,517% rally, as marked on this chart.
Now, price is testing the top of another range, while sitting roughly 85% below its previous peak.
Tbh this is why im into @injective rn.
They are pushing RWAs, privacy, and broader ecosystem access, I can see the case for another strong move if those developments bring real usage.
ethereum:0xe28b3b32b6c345a34ff64674606124dd5aceca30 is building an entire financial ecosystem.
Here are the aspects powering its demand:
1. Privacy: Expanding infrastructure for privacy-focused financial applications.
2. RWAs: Support markets for tokenized real-world assets.
3. Staking: Secure the network and earn staking rewards.
4. Governance: Vote on proposals and network upgrades.
5. Transaction Fees: Pay for activities across the network.
6. Payments: Enable financial transactions across applications.
7. AI Agents: Support automated onchain financial activities.
8. Buybacks & Burns: Mechanisms that can reduce circulating supply.
But here's what interest me most:
@injective isn't relying on a single use case for ethereum:0xe28b3b32b6c345a34ff64674606124dd5aceca30
As more financial applications, institutions, and users enter the ecosystem, demand for network services could grow alongside them.
sui:native previous touches of this rising support were followed by rallies of roughly 449% and 1,014% to their respective peaks.
This time, the bounce has reached around 72% so far, while price remains roughly 80% below its all-time high.
That’s why I’m watching this setup.
History offers context, but a break above the descending trendline is still needed to strengthen the bullish case.
This is why I keep watching @SuiNetwork
@Samsung Wallet is integrating USDC on sui:native , targeting 82M U.S. Galaxy devices with zero network fees for transfers.
Putting crypto inside a familiar wallet is a meaningful step.
And there’s more.
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A token can have $5M in liquidity and still offer worse execution than one with $500K.
The difference is liquidity quality, not just quantity.
What matters is where liquidity sits, how actively it's managed, and whether real trading demand supports it.
Deep liquidity means little if traders can't execute efficiently.
If traders still face high slippage and poor execution, what's the point of having millions in liquidity?
Long-term liquidity comes from real demand, healthy market depth, and efficient capital allocation.
Projects need to focus on sustainable trading activity, tight spreads, and reducing slippage across CEX and DEX, not just adding more liquidity.
For example, a project can have $1M in liquidity but still suffer high slippage if most of it sits outside active trading ranges.
Long-term liquidity needs 3 things:
1. Active liquidity positioned near market price.
2. Consistent buy/sell demand from real users.
3. Professional inventory and spread management across DEX and CEX.
It's about liquidity quality, not just TVL.
We've seen this become especially important for growing token ecosystems at Trireme.
Happy to share a few practical strategies if you're exploring this for your project.
DM us to learn more!
@triremetrading
7/7
My take: @SuiNetwork is giving us more reasons to research beyond the chart.
Now I want to see repeat payment users, capital deployed through Hashi, and demand for AI data services.
Announcements open the door. Usage will show how far this goes.
Which development are you watching?
6/7
Here’s how I connect these updates:
Samsung brings potential distribution.
Gasless transfers simplify payments.
Tunnels support high-frequency activity.
Hashi adds Bitcoin-backed finance.
DATA and Walrus add AI data infrastructure.
To me, the pieces fit a broader strategy.
5/7
Then there’s AI data.
DATA Network and Trace are joining the @SuiNetwork stack, with @WalrusProtocol as the default storage layer.
The goal: help AI developers check where training data came from and whether they have permission to use it.
That’s a concrete problem worth solving.
4/7
Bitcoin finance is another piece.
Hashi’s phased mainnet rollout is planned for October, with $500M+ in capital commitments and Anchorage Digital joining.
bitcoin:native stays on Bitcoin, while hBTC enables its use in Sui applications.
Committed capital still needs to become actual usage.
