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I’ve started looking more closely at $SKY, formerly MakerDAO, and I think there’s quite a bit happening here that deserves more attention 👀 A few things have caught my attention recently. 🏦 Galaxy Digital has added $100M of sUSDS to its corporate balance sheet and approved it as collateral across its institutional lending business. 📈 Sky reported $37.19M in net revenue for Q3, up 11.8% on the previous quarter, with USDS supply reaching $9.7B. 🔥 Its new capital allocation framework is also funding SKY buybacks, staking rewards and token burns. What interests me is the combination of an established DeFi ecosystem, a growing stablecoin business and institutional adoption. I’m still researching the tokenomics and how much of this growth ultimately translates into value for $SKY holders, but it’s certainly a project I’m adding to my watchlist. Is anyone in the Sky community following this closely? What do you think the market is overlooking? $SKY #DeFi #Stablecoins

Something significant is happening in traditional banking, and $QNT deserves a closer look 👀 Seven major UK banks have completed their first live customer transactions using tokenised sterling deposits on infrastructure developed by Quant. And there’s more… 🇺🇸 The Clearing House has selected Quant to power its US On-Chain Money Initiative, connecting tokenised deposits with the RTP and CHIPS payment networks. Think about the bigger picture. Banks are beginning to move real money onto programmable infrastructure. Quant is positioning itself as the interoperability layer connecting traditional banking systems with this new financial architecture. But here’s the question I’m particularly interested in: How much of this institutional adoption ultimately translates into demand for $QNT itself? The technology and partnerships are impressive. Token value capture still needs to prove itself. I’m adding Quant to my serious research list. Could this be one of the more overlooked institutional infrastructure plays in crypto? $QNT #RWA #Tokenization

🚨 I think the market may be underestimating what $LTC could become. Two developments caught my attention this week. First, Luxxfolio is exploring turning its mined Litecoin into cLTC on Canton, opening up potential institutional trading, collateralised financing and yield opportunities without selling its underlying LTC. Second, LitVM is pushing ahead with its V2 architecture, aiming to bring smart contracts, DeFi and tokenised assets into the Litecoin ecosystem. These are two very different developments, but they point in the same direction: $LTC potentially evolving from a digital payment and store-of-value asset into something institutions and developers can actually put to work. I’ve been bullish on Litecoin for a while, but its future utility could be much broader than many people realise. Are we still underestimating $LTC ?

🚨 Something potentially significant is developing on the XRP Ledger. Clearpool, Ripple and Cicada Partners are building an institutional RLUSD credit fund. But look at how the pieces fit together: 🔹 Ripple is participating as a Limited Partner, providing capital alongside other investors. 🔹 Clearpool is building the lending infrastructure using XRPL’s XLS-65 and XLS-66. 🔹 Cicada Partners handles borrower sourcing, underwriting and credit management. 🔹 Arf brings a real-world use case: short-term liquidity for cross-border payment companies. And Arf has just announced its partnership with Ripple to bring RLUSD-powered settlement liquidity to XRPL. Arf reports around $10 BILLION in annual settlement volume, with capital turning over 4 times monthly. It has already built against the proposed XRPL lending protocol and plans to transition more activity onto it once the amendments activate. Meanwhile, VS1 Finance is working on tokenised institutional financial products. The pieces are starting to come together: Institutional capital. Real-world borrowers. Credit underwriting. RLUSD settlement. On-chain lending infrastructure. XLS-65 is now at 21/35 validator votes (60%). XLS-66 is at 19/35 (54.29%). Both need 29 votes and 14 days of sustained approval. This is potentially much bigger than another DeFi lending launch. XRPL is building the infrastructure for institutional credit markets. And Clearpool could be right in the middle of it. I’m watching this one very closely. $CPOOL $CLEAR $XRP $RLUSD

🚨 Bullish development for $TAO. UK-listed KR1 has acquired 5,000 TAO and started staking it, targeting an estimated 6.6% annualised income while retaining exposure to Bittensor’s AI growth. And it’s not alone. $TAOX, xTAO and others already have TAO treasury strategies. Think about the potential… Companies can accumulate TAO, earn staking rewards and gain exposure to decentralised AI — without having to build their own AI business. If more companies follow, we could see a new source of sustained demand for $TAO. More institutional adoption + a growing AI economy + a 21M max supply. Could this be the early stages of a corporate treasury narrative for Bittensor? 👀 #Bittensor #AI

🚨 Something worth watching with $CPOOL 👀 Clearpool’s co-founder is speaking at Ripple Swell today on institutional credit coming to the XRP Ledger, alongside VS1 Finance and Arf. The bigger opportunity? Bringing regulated institutional lending on-chain, with Clearpool helping build the credit infrastructure. $CPOOL is up today with volume surging 👀 But the real catalyst would be concrete updates on deployment, capital and token utility. Is the market starting to pay attention, or is this just a pre-event move? #XRP #RWA #DeFi

Most people still see $TAO as just another AI crypto. I think they’re missing what’s being built underneath it. Bittensor subnets are starting to attract real customers and generate real revenue. A few examples 👇 🖥️ Lium & Targon — decentralised GPU compute and cloud infrastructure. Targon reported $574K in platform revenue over 30 days. Lium’s estimated $8–10M annualised revenue puts it among the network’s biggest commercial subnets. 🤖 Leadpoet — an AI sales agent that finds potential buyers, personalises outreach and automates follow-ups. The team says it’s being used by Dropbox and other businesses, and has reported crossing $100K ARR. 🛡️ RedTeam — AI-powered cybersecurity. Its technology has been tested by enterprise platforms handling more than 1 BILLION transactions a week, according to the team and Bittensor Foundation. And these are just a few examples. 📊 SubConnect’s research puts Bittensor subnet revenue above $50M annualised across the ecosystem. That’s customer spending, NOT token emissions. The bigger question is what happens if these subnet businesses keep growing — and more of that revenue starts flowing back into their token economies. I’m increasingly interested in $TAO as a long-term bet on decentralised AI infrastructure. Are we still early? 👀

The real test for $QUBIC isn’t just proving its AI technology works. It’s proving people can build businesses around it 👀 BPP-9000 is live. Neuraxon is progressing. Useful Proof of Work is an interesting concept. But here’s the question I’m watching: Can independent developers build products, attract paying customers and create sustainable businesses on QUBIC? Or will commercial progress depend mainly on what the core team builds and the computational tasks the protocol prioritises? That’s a crucial distinction. The biggest opportunity isn’t just useful computation. It’s an ecosystem where independent builders create products people actually pay for — driving real usage and value back to $QUBIC. The technology is one part of the thesis. The commercial ecosystem is the other. What do you think QUBIC needs to do next to unlock that potential?

$TAO could be one of the more interesting bets on decentralised AI. But here’s what I think the market should be watching 👀 Bittensor subnets are starting to generate real commercial revenue. Lium (SN51), a decentralised GPU marketplace, reports $1.3M in customer billings for September alone. The bigger opportunity? A network where subnets compete to deliver services people actually pay for. If customer demand grows faster than reliance on token emissions, the economics could change dramatically. The question is how much of that value ultimately flows back to $TAO 📊

I’ve been looking deeper into $ZEN, and I think the market has a big question to answer 👀 After 9 years of development, Horizen has abandoned its original L1 and is now winding down its L3. The new focus? Privacy applications and confidential computing on Base. That could be a smart strategic reset… or a project still searching for product-market fit. With a ~$100M market cap, the question is simple: What will actually drive demand for $ZEN? Real users? Revenue? Privacy apps people NEED? I’m watching closely, but I want to see the adoption before I get too bullish 🔎

I’ve been digging deeper into $TAO recently, and the more I research Bittensor, the more interesting it gets 👀 Rather than betting on one AI model, Bittensor is building a network of competing AI subnets, each trying to provide something valuable. The bigger idea? AI networks competing for incentives, with capital and rewards flowing towards demand. With AI still in its early innings, I think this is a project worth understanding before the narrative gets even bigger. I’ve started building a position. Is $TAO one of the most interesting long-term plays in AI crypto? 🤔

What if $KAS could offer something most people still associate with privacy-focused cryptocurrencies? 👀 🔒 Optional private transactions. On 19 October, developer Olaf Weller completed a testnet proof of concept for shielded native KAS transactions, using zero-knowledge proofs and settlement on Kaspa L1. Why does this matter? Because financial privacy could become another use case for Kaspa — without creating a separate privacy token. Imagine being able to use ordinary KAS for public transactions, but choose privacy when you need it. ⚠️ Still early research. It isn’t a production-ready or independently audited privacy system, and it isn’t live on mainnet. But the direction is interesting. If Kaspa can combine fast PoW, programmable applications and optional privacy, could the market eventually see $KAS as more than just a payments coin?

I think the market may be overlooking what’s developing with $CPOOL 👀 Look at the pieces coming together: 📄 Clearpool’s new whitepaper lays out its next phase, including institutional lending on the XRP Ledger. 🏗️ The new Clearpool app has been previewed, alongside the planned CPOOL → CLEAR migration. 🔥 The proposed tokenomics direct 50% of protocol fees towards buying and burning CLEAR. ⚡ XRPL’s lending amendments are progressing: XLS-65 is at 20/32 validators (62.5%). XLS-66 is at 18/32 (56.25%). 🎤 And Clearpool’s CEO is speaking at Ripple Swell on 29 October. The bigger picture? Institutional credit, XRPL lending infrastructure and a potential fee-driven token model are converging. The opportunity is there if adoption follows — but the key is whether this translates into real usage and value for token holders. Is the market underestimating $CPOOL / $CLEAR? 👀

What if one of crypto’s most overlooked assets already had the foundations to become far more valuable? 👀 $LTC has something few projects can replicate: ⚡ 15 years of proven operation 🔒 Decentralised. No company controlling the network. ₿ Bitcoin-like scarcity, with an 84M max supply 🥷 Optional privacy through MWEB ⚙️ Smart contracts coming into the picture through LitVM Sound money. Privacy. Programmability. Most projects are trying to build a new narrative. Litecoin is building on a battle-tested foundation. Maybe the market is underestimating what $LTC could become. What happens if the market finally connects the dots?

While much of crypto pulls back, $DUSK is breaking higher — and there’s more happening here than price action. 👀 🔐 Dusk’s latest engineering updates include a ~33% reduction in Poseidon Merkle circuit constraints, alongside improvements to its cryptography and security testing. 🏷️ Dusk Domains is also approaching its expected mainnet launch, potentially adding another use case for $DUSK. 📈 The token is now up around 46% over 7 days, with $34M+ in 24h volume in my latest snapshot. The bigger thesis is privacy-preserving infrastructure for regulated finance and tokenised assets. Could improving technology, potential new utility and the RWA narrative be starting to attract attention? The real test is whether this translates into sustained usage and demand — not just a short-term rally. $DUSK is definitely one I’m watching closely. 👀

$QUBIC has made some interesting progress lately, so why isn’t the price reflecting it? 👀 I think there are several factors worth considering. 🧠 AI: Neuraxon reported a 0.38 ARC-AGI-3 score using ordinary CPUs. 🐜 Useful PoW: Ant Colony Mining and BPP-9000 are live, alongside outsourced computing. 🔥 Supply: The August halving raised the emission burn rate to 77.5%, reducing net new issuance. 📉 Price: QUBIC hit $0.000000694 in September. It’s now around $0.00000052, with a market cap of just $74.75M. So what’s the disconnect? The technology is progressing, but investors still need proof of sustained adoption and demand for $QUBIC. Net issuance continues. Liquidity is limited, access to major exchanges is restricted, and the MiCA process for EU access is still underway. These factors may be holding back price discovery, even as development advances. The opportunity? If AI research translates into useful computation, real users and sustained token demand, the market could have a very different story to price in. The next milestone isn’t just another announcement. It’s proving that the technology creates economic value. Are we seeing a lag between development and valuation, or does QUBIC need to prove more first?

The $CPOOL → $CLEAR migration is starting to look a lot more tangible. 👀 Clearpool has just revealed its redesigned dApp, including a built-in 1:1 migration tool. And there’s another detail holders will want to see… When asked whether centralised exchanges will support the swap, Clearpool’s CEO replied “yes.” ✅ Specific exchange details and step-by-step migration instructions are still to come. With Clearpool expanding towards institutional credit on the XRP Ledger, this is an important next step in the transition. I’m watching closely to see how the new $CLEAR ecosystem takes shape. 🔥 What matters most to you: exchange support, the new tokenomics, or growth on #XRPL ?

$DUSK has been showing some interesting signs lately. 👀 Price has pushed towards $0.10, while 24h trading volume surged over 130%. And there’s no obvious major announcement explaining the move. But look at what’s developing: 🔹 Dusk’s Foundation says its zero-knowledge proof engine is now 2× faster. 🔹 Dusk Domains is targeting an October 18 mainnet launch, with DUSK escrow and protocol revenue directed towards on-chain liquidity. 🔹 The bigger thesis remains regulated finance: privacy, compliance and tokenised assets. The technology is advancing, a potential catalyst is approaching, and the market cap is still only around $60M. If adoption starts catching up with the technology, could $DUSK be one of the more overlooked RWA plays this cycle? 🔥 What price target are you watching for $DUSK? 👀

Is the market seriously underestimating $LTC this cycle ? 👀 I’m seeing some interesting signals from Litecoin investment products: 🇺🇸 Canary’s Litecoin ETF attracted $6.2M in net inflows over the past month. 🇪🇺 CoinShares’ European Litecoin ETP just reported a +91,200 LTC increase in holdings - around $6M. 🏦 Grayscale’s Litecoin Trust already holds almost 2 MILLION LTC. That’s significant exposure across multiple investment products. With a maximum supply of just 84M LTC, what happens if demand accelerates into the bull market while more coins are held in these products? I think $LTC could surprise a LOT of people this cycle. 🔥 🎯 What’s your Litecoin price target this bull run? $200? $300? $500+?

🚨 What if $KAS starts attracting a whole new wave of demand just as its supply gets closer to its limit? 👀 Around 95% of all KAS had already been mined by July 2026. But the bigger development is what comes next. 🔹 10 blocks per second today - with DAGKnight targeting a potential leap towards 100 BPS in future development. 🔹 Toccata is live - bringing programmability and native ZK verification to Layer 1. 🔹 New possibilities - developers can now start building things Kaspa couldn’t previously support. The next phase could be huge if those capabilities translate into applications people actually use. Less new supply. More potential reasons to own $KAS. Could this be the beginning of Kaspa’s next chapter? 🔥