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The CoinDesk 20 is currently trading at 2955.67, down 0.4% (-11.81) since 4 p.m. ET on Thursday. Nine of 20 assets are trading higher. Leaders: $AAVE (+3.0%) and $APT (+2.2%). Laggards: $FIL (-2.0%) and $XRP (-1.8%).

⌠ Shelby — The Infrastructure Revolution for Real-Time Data⌡ ​ In the past few days, it has indeed been swiped by many bloggers @shelbyserves this Shelby, after studying what I think may @jump_be the starting style of the return of the overlord, it is also the strategic fulcrum of @Aptos to prepare to regain the Move ecological city, if you have noticed the strong advance of Sui and Walrus in the last wave, Walrus's trend is basically to convince people, then if you miss it, you should pay attention to this Aptos and Jump now Crypto is a blockbuster battle with Shelby at its core. ​ 𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂 ​ 💎 Why is Shelby a "battle" and not just an agreement? ​ • Jump Crypto has been silent for a long time after Jump Group's internal planning and regulatory issues in the past, and this time it is obviously a strategic-level initiative to launch Shelby, which is basically a formal statement of "we are back". ​ • As one of the representatives of the Move ecosystem, Aptos has a bright start but a little weak back, and Sui has taken the lead in grabbing the right to speak in the "decentralized data layer" through Walrus, and the emergence of Shelby is a direct response to Aptos' unyielding trend, not repeating the old path of Filecoin/Arweave, but breaking the cold storage framework and planting the flag of hot storage + AI + DePIN in the future infrastructure. ​ • Compared with other chains that are still thinking about "how to store on the chain", Shelby directly stepped into the next level, that is, "how data flows, monetizes, and becomes a service on the chain". This is not just a paving for the future infrastructure of Aptos, but a direct benchmark against AWS S3, a fully on-chain industry rewrite, in the next few months, as long as you see any Web3 "content streaming service" start to talk about "instant access" or "data as assets" narrative, I believe that most of the names behind it, Shelby. 𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂 ​ 💎 The essence of the Web3 data problem: cold storage can't meet the needs of "hot applications" ​ Although Web3 has made progress in computing, identity, and payment, "data" has always stayed in "cold storage models" such as Filecoin and Arweave, which are suitable for backup and long-term retention, but cannot cope with applications that require high immediacy such as live streaming, games, and AI models. ​ Shelby clearly identified this pain point and proposed the following important demand scenarios: ​ • AI models need to be updated and output in seconds • On-chain videos and live broadcasts need to quickly call data and calculate revenue in real time • Game assets should be dynamic on-chain and take effect immediately • DePIN device reporting data must be supplied and settled on-chain instantly ​ 𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂 ​ 💎 What is Shelby? ​ • Sub-second storage read speed (600ms memory), comparable to Web2 • Fully programmable: content can be set at a price, threshold, expiration date, and conditions of use • Interaction is income: Every time you watch, share, and use, the revenue will be settled to the creator instantly • Censorship-resistant and stable: Multi-node decentralized deployment not only solves the problem of single point of failure, but also ensures data sovereignty ​ 𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂 ​ 💎 The two driving forces behind Shelby are the cornerstones of this war ​ ▌Aptos Labs • Provides a high-throughput, low-latency blockchain coordination layer • 30,000 transactions per second • 600ms final confirmation •Move language for storage control and revenue routing ​ ▌Jump Crypto • Transform the microsecond high-frequency trading architecture into a Web3 data layer •Support scenarios such as live streaming, AI, and games, which are read and written tens of thousands of times per second 𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂 ​ 💎 Can you really benchmark against AWS? ​ • Filecoin/Arweave: Ideal for backing up and still images, with read latency of more than a few seconds, low programmability, and almost impossible monetization. • Shelby: Suitable for real-time streaming, AI, and game assets, with sub-second read speed (<600ms), full on-chain control, and automatic monetization of each interaction. • AWS S3: Home of real-time application and app data, fast but fully centralized, with all control and monetization logic tied to the platform. ​ I may not feel the feeling of directly making a horizontal comparison, so I directly list the partners who are already using or testing, which can prove that the actual combat requirements have been partially verified, and Shelby is likely to be able to support the real large traffic and business logic: ​ • NBCUniversal: Videos are on-chain and pay-per-view • Metaplex: NFTs can be updated, changed, and the number of interactions can be counted • Story Protocol: IP authorization and IP forwarding • Pipe Network, Double Zero, and KGeN: inter-chain data synchronization and AI output management ​ 𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂 ​ 💎 What's next? ​ Shelby is expected to launch Devnet in Q4 2025 and is still in accelerated development, so I think I can pay more attention to the following three audiences: ​ • Developers: Build on-chain content interactions, AI interfaces, and game applications • Investors: This will be an important Infra target, which I think has a long cycle and the underlying value of the industry • Creators: Users who want to get rid of the shackles of Web2 traffic and directly turn content into assets ​ 📌 Pay attention to the official promotion 👉 @shelbyserves as soon as possible 📌 Go to the official website and fill in the email to get the latest news 𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂𒅂 ​ #CharmingPost @ethos_network $KAITO #Opnup #Openledger @GiveRep #Kaito @thep33l @cookiedotfun #SNAPS @sparkdotfi @fantasy_top_ #TheP33L @KaitoAI @virtuals_io #VirgenPoints #GiveRep @BasisOS $BIOS @MirraTerminal @ATTNtoken #RiverPtsAirdrop #River @aimi_xyz @stayloudio #Loudio @River4fun @yapyo_arb @RiverdotInc #Save #FIL ​ 🤝 #本篇文章為合作推廣

From FIL to AR, the track of on-chain storage has always been a big cake that a lot of capital wants to eat but can't eat, and this time Aptos Labs and Jump Crypto have also joined hands to participate in the battle, they have cut the AI track and made Shelby, the first "hot storage" infrastructure in Web3. What is Hot Storage? Only those who can run "high-frequency interactive content" such as AI, video, and games are called that. As a simple example, let's say you post a limited-time video on the chain and set it to "play button once per click, deduct 0.01 U to your wallet". Traditional on-chain storage can't do it at all, because the play button is clicked, the video has to wait for half a day to load, the charging mechanism has to be connected to another contract, there is no sense of experience, and once the data is uploaded, copyright control and dynamic permissions cannot be done But Shelby can do it: 1. The video is turned on in seconds, and the response is millisecond 2. Automatically settle the income every time you play 3. Permissions and encryption logic are written into the protocol layer, and creators define their own rules 4. And it will never be disconnected, so you don't have to worry about centralized cloud convulsions It makes "storing data" a money-making business, and whoever clicks on your videos, watches your content, and uses your tools can make money. You will be charged once you use it. In addition to Fil and AR, there are other on-chain storage solutions on the market, such as Walrus, which focuses on a "cheap archive". However, the positioning is completely different from Shelby: Shelby is more like a decentralized version of AWS S3, focusing on high-performance hot data, designed for real-time interactive content such as AI training, chain game status, and streaming media playback. Walrus is more like a backblaze on the chain, suitable for infrequent access and cheap archiving, such as NFT metadata, historical transaction records, etc. But it is slow to read and write, does not support dynamic updates, and has no monetization model, and is more of an "on-chain cold room". Let's take a look at the underlying technology: Shelby uses dedicated fiber + Clay encoding + hierarchical network, sub-second response, and dynamic permission control; Walrus relies on erasure coding redundancy on Sui + full-chain verification, which has high gas cost and high latency. From the perspective of commercial implementation, Shelby currently has partners such as NBCUniversal, Metaplex, and Story Protocol, and pays more attention to compliance and closed-loop data revenue. Walrus, on the other hand, is mainly a long-tail project on Sui, and the depth and breadth of applications need to be expanded. But in the end, it depends on whether the market buys or not. NBCUniversal, Metaplex, and Story Protocol are the first brands that Shelby has partnered with, so let's continue to pay attention to what these large customers say about it, after all, the storage track, the business can complete the closed loop, and the project with cash flow can rush to the top.

decentralization matters.

$FIL if v manage to hold above $2.5, this will b 1 hell of a trade imo! accumulation range more than 1000 days!