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A Telegram username was sold for $2.1 million
The username danbao (translated from Chinese as “guarantor”) was sold on Telegram for a record 1,583,948 TON (~$2.1 million) — a new all-time high for public username sales on the messenger.
Three years ago, it was valued at just $184,000.
The previous record belonged to the username news, which sold for nearly $1.7 million.
A Telegram username was sold for $2.1 million
The username danbao (translated from Chinese as “guarantor”) was sold on Telegram for a record 1,583,948 TON (~$2.1 million) — a new all-time high for public username sales on the messenger.
Three years ago, it was valued at just $184,000.
The previous record belonged to the username news, which sold for nearly $1.7 million.
DOMINANCE ANALYSIS
BTC Dominance is consolidating within an ascending triangle pattern and is currently trading below the horizontal supply zone.
The Ichimoku Cloud is acting as support. A confirmed breakout or breakdown is needed to determine the next directional move.
It’s important to note that BTC Dominance often shares an inverse relationship with the altcoin market cap.
BTC Dominance is consolidating within an ascending triangle pattern and is currently trading below the horizontal supply zone.
The Ichimoku Cloud is acting as support. A confirmed breakout or breakdown is needed to determine the next directional move.
It’s important to note that BTC Dominance often shares an inverse relationship with the altcoin market cap.
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Ethereum Foundation member ladislaus.eth explained that Ethereum is planning a major architectural change, shifting block validation from re-executing all transactions to verifying zero-knowledge proofs. As part of the L1-zkEVM roadmap for 2026, EIP-8025 (Optional Execution Proofs) would let validators, known as zkAttesters, validate blocks by checking cryptographic proofs rather than running a full execution client. The first L1-zkEVM workshop is set for February 11, 2026.