INSIGHT: Most Searched Cashtags on X 📊
Nikita Bier — X Product Lead and Solana ecosystem advisor — shared fresh data highlighting the most searched cashtags on X between Dec 1, 2025 – Jan 14, 2026.
Crypto continues to dominate attention 👇
$BTC , $ETH , $XRP all rank at the top right alongside legacy market favorites #TSLA and #GME .
Why this matters:
Search activity reflects curiosity before capital. When crypto assets sit next to major equities in search demand, it signals growing crossover interest from retail and traditional investors.
📌 Takeaway:
Bitcoin and top alts aren’t just trading instruments right now — they’re part of the global market conversation.
Attention comes first. Liquidity follows.
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Скажу таке що чи знаєте ви,що інтернет останнім часом наче розколовся на сотні окремих куточків,з яких кожен зі своїми правилами, обмеженнями… Але є інакший простір і називають його Walrus.Він наче острів нейтральності, де дані вільні, насправді вони тут не знають про кордони або місцеві заборони.
Сьогодні вже не просто «гарно мати» таке незалежне місце для інформації,бо це вже нагальна потреба, тому що коли все навколо дробиться,то треба десь зберігати те, що справді важливо і доступ до знань, без упереджень і цензури.@WalrusProtocol #walrus $WAL
The uncomfortable gap in many so called decentralized systems is not consensus or payments, but custody. Tokens move on-chain, yet the applications that give those tokens meaning quietly depend on centralized servers for files, state, and history. When those servers fail, get throttled, or are taken offline, decentralization turns out to be conditional. Walrus is built specifically to close that gap. Instead of assuming data is someone else’s problem, it treats storage as first class infrastructure. On Sui, Walrus uses blob storage to handle large, unstructured data and erasure coding to split and distribute that data across many operators so availability does not hinge on any single node or provider. That matters because decentralization only works if applications remain usable under stress, not just when markets are calm. $WAL sits inside this system as more than a payment token. It aligns who stores data, who verifies custody, and who bears consequences when guarantees are broken. Staking and governance are tied to long term performance, not short term throughput, which reduces the risk of quiet recentralization over time. What makes Walrus interesting is precisely that it does not try to feel exciting. It assumes churn, failures, and pressure, and designs around them. That is how infrastructure becomes real. By fixing the half-decentralized problem at the data layer, Walrus turns decentralization from a narrative into something applications can actually depend on.
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CME Group to Launch $ADA , $LINK & $XLM Futures
The world's largest derivatives exchange is expanding into altcoins.
Launch Date: February 9, 2026 (pending regulatory approval)
Contract Sizes:
→ ADA: 100K (Standard) | 10K (Micro)
→ LINK: 5K (Standard) | 250 (Micro)
→ XLM: 250K (Standard) | 12.5K (Micro)
Why It Matters:
CME's crypto futures hit record $12B daily volume in 2025. Now ADA, LINK, and XLM join BTC, ETH, XRP, and SOL on their platform.
Institutional access = potential ETF pathway. We've seen this before.
Micro contracts open doors for retail traders too.
$DASH I’m interested here because price already proved it can spike to 87.50, then pulled back into the low 80s, and now it’s sitting on a support pocket that can trigger another rotation up if buyers step in.
Market read
On the 15m chart, $DASH ran to 87.50, then dumped and later made another push that got sold again. Now price is around 81.28 after a steady pullback. The structure looks like a range, with 80 to 81 acting as the main demand area and 83.3 to 85.6 acting as the first supply. If 80 to 81 holds, we can see a bounce back into the range highs. If it loses 80 clean, the next move usually hunts the lower wick area near the mid 70s.
Entry point
EP1 80.60 to 81.40 (dip entry at support, best risk)
EP2 82.80 to 83.30 (only if price reclaims this level and holds)
Target point
TP1 83.28
TP2 85.66
TP3 88.55
Stop loss
SL 78.40 (below the range floor, invalidation)
How it’s possible
The market already showed strong interest by pushing to 87.50, so there’s liquidity and momentum around this pair. The pullback into 80 to 81 looks like a reset, where late buyers got shaken out. If buyers defend this pocket, price can rotate back to 83.28 first. A clean reclaim can pull it to 85.66, and if the move catches momentum again, 88.55 becomes the next liquidity target above the prior highs.
Let’s go and Trade now $DASH
ICP’s sudden surge is being driven by the DFINITY Foundation’s release of the “Mission 70” white paper, which signals a structural shift toward a deflationary future: the plan aims to cut ICP’s inflation rate by 70% by the end of 2026, sharply reducing new supply and selling pressure, while increased network usage—especially from AI and decentralized applications—accelerates token burning as ICP functions as a decentralized cloud engine; combined with the prospect of inflation dropping from around 9% to 5% or lower, this roadmap strengthens long-term token economics and boosts confidence among institutions and large investors, positioning ICP to move from aggressive issuance toward scarcity and making it a compelling core infrastructure bet heading into the 2026 cycle.$FOGO $FHE $DOLO
$SOL I’m interested here because the wick into 143.21 looks like a quick liquidity sweep, and the bounce back to 144.20 suggests buyers are still defending the range.
Market read
On the 15m chart, price topped around 146.00, then we saw a sharp drop that stabbed into 143.21 and immediately bounced. That kind of move is usually a shakeout, it grabs stops under the range and then snaps back when selling dries up. Now we’re hovering near 144.20. The key is simple, as long as price holds above 143.2 to 143.7, the market can rotate back to the mid range and challenge the recent highs again. If it breaks below 143.2 and starts closing under it, then the sweep turns into breakdown.
Entry point
EP1 143.70 to 144.10 (dip entry after the bounce, best risk)
EP2 144.90 to 145.20 (only if price reclaims the mid level and holds)
Target point
TP1 145.53
TP2 146.00
TP3 148.44
Stop loss
SL 142.95 (below 143.21 low, invalidation level)
How it’s possible
The dip into 143.21 likely cleared weak longs, then buyers stepped in and reclaimed 144 quickly. If buyers keep defending 143.70 to 144.10, price can grind back to 145.53 first. A clean move above 145.53 usually opens a retest of 146.00, and if momentum returns with continuation, 148.44 becomes the next liquidity target above the range.
Let’s go and Trade now $SOL
$ETH I’m interested here because the move looks like a fast flush from the 3,384 top into the 3,330 zone, and those sharp drops often turn into a bounce setup if the new base holds.
Market read
On the 15m chart, price ran up and printed 3,384.19, then a heavy red candle slammed it down to around 3,329. Now we’re sitting near 3,329 again, which means the market is deciding if this is just a shakeout or the start of a deeper pullback. The key support pocket is 3,316 to 3,328. If buyers defend that area, we can see a relief push back into the mid range. If that pocket breaks and candles start closing below, the drop can extend toward the next lower zone.
Entry point
EP1 3,318 to 3,328 (dip entry near support, best risk)
EP2 3,344 to 3,352 (only if price reclaims this level and holds, confirmation entry)
Target point
TP1 3,352
TP2 3,370
TP3 3,388
Stop loss
SL 3,298 (below the lower wick zone, if this breaks the setup is invalid)
How it’s possible
That dump likely cleared late longs and stop orders, and those moves often create a temporary floor. If price holds 3,318 to 3,328, sellers start losing control and buyers can rotate it back to 3,352 first. A clean reclaim of 3,352 usually opens the door to 3,370, and if momentum returns, a retest of 3,384 to 3,388 becomes realistic as the market tries to fill the drop.
Let’s go and Trade now $ETH
🚨 $FOGO — Volatility Just Switched ON
Not gonna lie… this move caught a lot of people off guard.
FOGO just printed a strong impulse candle from the lows and pushed +70% on the day. That kind of vertical move usually means aggressive buyers stepped in, not random noise.
Now price is cooling around $0.059–0.060, which is normal after such a fast push.
What I’m watching 👇
– Previous breakout zone around $0.055–0.056 (key support)
– As long as price holds above this area, structure stays bullish
– Volume already confirmed the move, so dips are getting bought
Trade idea (simple & realistic):
Entry: Pullback near $0.056–0.058
Invalidation: Clean break below $0.053
Targets: $0.068 → $0.078 (if momentum continues)
This is not a “chase the top” play.
Patience on the pullback is where risk makes sense.
Momentum coins move fast — manage size, protect capital.
$FOGO #Altcoins #CryptoTrading
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$BTC I’m interested here because that huge red candle looks like a fast liquidation sweep into support, and price is trying to stabilize right on the low instead of free falling.
Market read
On the 15m chart, price pushed up and tagged 97,193.34, then we got a heavy dump that stabbed down to 95,960.76 and bounced slightly. That wick zone is the key. When a move dumps this fast, it often clears leverage and stops, then the market either snaps back to fill the drop or it keeps bleeding if support fails. Right now we’re sitting near 95,990, which means the entire setup depends on holding the 95,960 to 95,780 support pocket. If that holds, a relief bounce is on the table. If it breaks and starts closing below, then downside continuation becomes the main risk.
Entry point
EP1 95,900 to 96,050 (dip entry near the sweep low, best risk)
EP2 96,450 to 96,700 (only if price reclaims and holds above the mid level)
Target point
TP1 96,712
TP2 96,984
TP3 97,254
Stop loss
SL 95,720 (below 95,777 low, if this breaks the sweep turned into breakdown)
How it’s possible
That candle likely forced liquidations and panic selling, and those events usually leave a wick that acts like a short term floor. If buyers defend 95,900 to 96,050, price can rotate back to the nearest resistance at 96,712 first. If it reclaims that level, 96,984 is the next step, and a full snap back toward 97,254 becomes possible as the drop gets partially filled.
Let’s go and Trade now $BTC
#walrus $WAL Walrus (WAL) Price Outlook: What Traders Should Know for Q1 2026
Let’s talk about Walrus (WAL). Early 2026 has put a spotlight on this token as traders size up where the price might go next. There’s been a lot of chatter lately, but if you cut out the noise and look at the data, you get a clearer picture of what’s happening—and what might be around the corner.
Right now, WAL trades at $0.1540. If the current forecasts pan out, we’re looking at a dip to $0.1178 by January 20, 2026. That’s about a 23% slide in just a few days. Over the last month, WAL had 14 green days—about 47% of the time—which isn’t bad, but not exactly a bull run. Volatility sits at 8.37%. In plain English, the price has been bouncing around, but nothing too wild.
The Fear & Greed Index sits at 61, so there’s some optimism, but not without nerves. The 14-day RSI is 44.29, which tells us momentum is pretty neutral. Looking at moving averages, the 50-day SMA is at $0.1436, while the 200-day SMA is way up at $0.3019. Traders usually watch these numbers for clues about resistance and support.
Daily price projections for the next week tell a story of slow decline:
- Jan 16: $0.1541 (+0.73%)
- Jan 17: $0.1380 (-9.81%)
- Jan 18: $0.1266 (-17.25%)
- Jan 19: $0.1209 (-20.95%)
- Jan 20: $0.1178 (-23.03%)
If you’re thinking longer term, there’s an interesting stat: a $1,000 investment held until November 2026 could, in theory, grow to $1,790—a 179% return. Of course, nothing’s set in stone.
Bottom line: WAL’s outlook for the short term is a mix of caution and potential. Keep an eye on volatility, sentiment, and those key technical numbers. If you’re trading WAL, stay sharp and look at both the short- and long-term trends before jumping in.
Want to keep up with WAL’s latest moves? Track those technical indicators, follow the trends, and always weigh both immediate and future prospects before making any calls.
Data-driven short-term WAL price predictions and market insights for crypto traders.
@WalrusProtocol
Disclaimer: Not Financial Advice
$BNB I’m interested here because price just did a fast drop from the 945.71 peak into the 935 area, and that kind of move often becomes a liquidity sweep that sets up a rebound if support holds.
Market read
On the 15m chart, $BNB pushed up and printed a clear local top at 945.71, then we got a sharp sell candle back down to around 935.83. The important thing is where it stabilizes now. If 933.6 to 935 holds, this looks like a quick shakeout, not a trend break. If price can reclaim 939 to 941 after holding the base, the next leg can aim for the prior high zone again. If 933.6 breaks clean and price starts closing below it, then this drop can extend to the next lower support area.
Entry point
EP1 934.2 to 936.0 (dip entry near the base, best risk)
EP2 939.5 to 941.0 (only if price reclaims and holds above the mid zone)
Target point
TP1 941.0
TP2 945.7
TP3 949.8
Stop loss
SL 932.8 (below 933.63 support, if this breaks the base is gone)
How it’s possible
The move into 935 is likely grabbing liquidity under the recent push, then it usually bounces because sellers take profit and buyers step in at support. If buyers defend 934 to 936, price can rotate back to 941 first. A clean push above 941 opens the path to retest 945.7, and if momentum follows through, 949.8 becomes the next liquidity target.
Let’s go and Trade now $BNB