2026-01-19 14:48:48

Privacy-focused digital assets are gaining significant momentum in this market cycle. Dash surged 128% while Monero climbed 55%, outpacing broader market movements and attracting attention from privacy advocates. Meanwhile, major compliance platforms are reconsidering their policy stances—one leading exchange signaled potential withdrawal from proposed digital asset legislation. In capital flows, a prominent crypto platform received another substantial injection of $148M, signaling continued confidence in the ecosystem. On the infrastructure side, social media platforms are rolling out smart ticker features that seamlessly integrate live cryptocurrency and equities pricing, making real-time market data more accessible to mainstream audiences.

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SchrodingerAirdrop

· 9h ago

Privacy coins are surging quite rapidly this time, with Dash jumping directly by 128%. Feels like no coincidence. Monero's increase isn't as exaggerated but still decent; it seems like someone is really positioning themselves. Exchanges are about to exit legislation... Are they shooting themselves in the foot? 1.48 billion invested, and there are still people optimistic about this ecosystem. Market features integrated into social platforms—are they pushing the crypto space towards mainstream finance? Wait, is privacy coin about to be targeted again this time? I've wanted to get on Dash for a while, but unfortunately, I don't have the funds.

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PseudoIntellectual

· 9h ago

Dash 128% This wave is really outrageous. Is this the cycle for privacy coins to make a comeback? XMR is very steady; being low-key is the way to go. Exchanges are scared? Laughing out loud, the stricter the regulation, the more they run. 1.48 billion in funding, which new player is raising money in the circle? Mainstream entry will be the end of it; TradFi will be forced to take the hit. Privacy concept is hot again; another manipulated narrative is born. Monero 55 is enough? This is just the beginning. Compliance or not, it's all a political game. A bubble driven by capital, the peak is not far away. Finally, there is light in the dark forest; that's good. The bottom line of exchanges keeps being refreshed every time, speechless. Funding indicator, the ecosystem is still trying to survive.

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CexIsBad

· 9h ago

Dash and Monero's recent surge is truly outrageous; privacy coins are finally getting some attention. Did the exchanges get scared by policies? They’ve come out and declared it. Spending 148 million, and some still believe in this set of rules. Now mainstream people can also see the coin prices; is the retail investor's end coming? Privacy coins are taking off, but it still feels like we should be cautious of a sudden crackdown. There’s definitely a story behind the exchanges withdrawing from legislation. Looking at the gains alone is satisfying, but can it be sustained? I have my doubts. Integrating smart market data into mainstream platforms is indeed a sign.

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RebaseVictim

· 9h ago

Dash 128% huh? Privacy coins are really about to take off this time --- Monero only rose 55%, which is a bit outrageous; it should have been even more aggressive --- Exchanges withdrawing from legislation? Haha, now this is interesting --- 1.48 billion injected and still pouring in, does no one see the downside? --- Mainstream users can now also see the coin prices, retail investors are even more competitive now --- Privacy coins rising like this, what do regulatory authorities think --- The question is, can Dash's 128% be sustained? It feels like a rebound --- Integrating stock prices is interesting, where are the blurred boundaries

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RugResistant

· 9h ago

privacy coins pumping hard rn but ngl the regulatory dance they're playing feels sus... need to dig deeper into those exchange policy shifts tbh

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