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Cyber threats are multiplying in a world where digital systems are becoming increasingly interconnected. Traditional architectures, based on implicit trust and centralized points of control, are no longer sufficient to protect data and critical infrastructures. The Zero Trust model emerges as a clear response to these flaws: it relies on continuous verification, granting no user or device default trust. To go further, blockchain offers an ideal foundation. With its Sub-Zero architecture, Naoris Protocol turns this promise into reality. It creates a decentralized, post-quantum, self-validating infrastructure capable of securing both Web2 and Web3 systems in real time, without a single point of failure.

Cyber threats are multiplying in a digital world where everything is becoming interconnected. Web2 and Web3 now share the same vulnerabilities: centralized cloud infrastructures, poorly secured connected devices, and cryptographic algorithms that are becoming obsolete in the face of quantum computing. Traditional solutions are no longer sufficient. They fail to monitor, protect, and validate in real time. Naoris Protocol offers a new approach. Its Decentralized Post-Quantum Infrastructure operates beneath blockchain layers to secure both Web2 and Web3 at their core. This article explores today’s cybersecurity challenges, explains the concept of decentralized security, and details the technical pillars and strategic advantages of the Naoris Protocol model.

Bitcoin’s computational power has recorded an uptick in the previous day, surging close to previous levels—a trend that is viewed as a net positive for miners. As the higher hash rate boosts the blockchain’s security and robustness, miners benefit from increased profits.

Ethereum is once again in the spotlight. While Bitcoin stabilizes, the second giant of the crypto market may be preparing for a historic breakthrough. Several crypto analysts anticipate a parabolic run towards a new peak. The path to $5,000 appears clear... but how far can ETH really go?

Strategy, Michael Saylor's company, did not purchase any bitcoin during the last week of July, a surprising first, as the price of the flagship asset remains above 118,000 dollars. This slowdown starkly contrasts with the sustained pace of previous months and coincides with a fundraising of 2.5 billion dollars in preferred stocks. A calculated pause or a warning signal? Investors are questioning.

After a sharp surge, XRP and Dogecoin have just experienced a brutal correction, sending new entrants back to their uncertainties. This sudden turnaround highlights the fragility of unconsolidated rises and calls into question the strength of the rebound observed in recent weeks.

Trump wants to launch his Bitcoin ETF via Truth Social, the SEC hesitates, and the Democrats scream: regulation or crypto blessing for a former president who knows how to inflate his tokens?

Crypto funds have just recorded their fifteenth consecutive week of inflows, confirming a bullish momentum despite market volatility. Ether stands out significantly, attracting the majority of capital on its own. Bitcoin, on the other hand, shows a slight decline, giving way to the rise of altcoins.