BTC breaks through $92,000

- DASH's 150% price surge in 2025 stems from speculative trading, whale activity, and growing on-chain engagement despite 15.84% November volatility. - Privacy tools like PrivateSend obscure 77% of transactions, creating transparency challenges as Chainalysis reports only 23% traceability amid regulatory scrutiny. - Institutional interest remains ambiguous due to DASH/DoorDash ticker confusion, with no confirmed 2025 crypto partnerships despite reported stock ownership increases. - Exchange listings on Kra

- Vitalik Buterin advocates ZK technology as Ethereum's solution to scalability-privacy challenges, highlighting ZKsync's 15,000 TPS Atlas upgrade as a key milestone. - He proposes removing modexp precompile to streamline ZK-rollups despite potential gas fee increases, emphasizing efficiency over technical complexity. - ZK-based assets like ZKsync and StarkNet gain institutional traction through interoperability, Bitcoin integration, and regulatory-aligned privacy solutions. - $55M Succinct Labs funding an

- Vitalik Buterin endorsed ZKsync's Atlas upgrade, praising its 15,000 TPS capacity and ZK-based scaling potential for Ethereum . - ZKsync's cost-efficient zk-rollups ($0.01/tx) and privacy focus differentiate it from Arbitrum and Optimism in Layer-2 competition. - Buterin's backing boosted ZK token 50% and validated ZKsync's institutional appeal, with TVL growing rapidly despite trailing top Layer-2s. - Upcoming Fusaka upgrade aims to double throughput to 30,000 TPS, positioning ZKsync as a high-growth as