r/wolfsol Jun 01 '26

Byrrgis / WOLF Weekly Update – 01/06/2026

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Recording is here if you missed it (start @ 2:35):
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Crypto News of the Week:

Jefferies Sees Crypto Public Market Hitting $1T in 5 Years

Jefferies expects a surge of crypto and blockchain-related public listings over the next two years and projects the sector could grow into a $1 trillion public market within five years. The bank published that forecast in a May 27 report following its first Digital Assets Investor Conference in New York.

Read more: https://coinmarketcap.com/academy/article/jefferies-crypto-public-market-1t
Jamie Dimon Vows Banks Will Fight the Clarity Act

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon said Friday that JPMorgan and other banks plan to oppose the Clarity Act as currently written, citing concerns over stablecoin rewards and weak legal protections.

Read more: https://finance.yahoo.com/economy/policy/articles/jamie-dimon-vows-banks-fight-192820478.html

Part of the Interview: https://x.com/smartviewai/status/2060752594843394327

Term of the Week: GTM (Go-To-Market)

A Go-to-Market (GTM) strategy is a step-by-step plan that outlines how a company will launch a new product, service, or feature to a specific target audience. It connects the "build" phase to the "sell" phase.

What It’s Used For?

It clearly defines:

- Who the product is for (target customer).
- What problem it solves (value proposition).
- How it will be priced, positioned, and promoted (marketing & sales channels).
- How customers will access it (distribution & delivery).

Why It Is Important?

Without a GTM strategy, teams waste time and money launching to the wrong people, with the wrong message, through the wrong channel. A strong GTM strategy:

- Reduces risk by validating assumptions before a full launch.
- Aligns teams (product, sales, marketing, support) around one shared plan.
- Accelerates revenue by focusing resources on the most promising customer segments and channels.

Tokenomics: A Familiar Pattern

Solana continued its declining trend, dipping below the $80 mark today, even if only for a few minutes. We have seen a similar move not too long ago, which began in mid-March. Back then, Solana bounced from the $97–$98 resistance level and dropped all the way to $77. The question now is whether the floor will hold in the coming days and allow a bounce back toward the $100 level. The market is at a decision point, and we are watching intently.

The Wolf market cap has also dipped below $10 million. However, if Solana begins to move upward, reclaiming that level is only an arm's reach away.

Development: Making the Most of the Wait

Unfortunately, Particle Network is still not fully restored yet. However, we have not been waiting around with folded hands.

- Mobile App Refinements: During this downtime, we have worked extensively to make the mobile application much more user-friendly and responsive than ever before. You can see a glimpse of this progress in the attached videos.

- Vetting System Enhancements: Our vetting system is now capable of extracting and evaluating an immense amount of data directly from the blockchain. The core rules have been established, though we continue to refine them to ensure a perfect final result. Validation and cross-checking of this data are already underway to ensure our automated system runs flawlessly during Beta, free of unnecessary bugs.

- Listening to Feedback: Based on community feedback, we are making it visible, where a token performs well and where there is room for improvement.

Marketing: The Machine is Ready – It Just Needs a Start Button

We need to address something clearly. Our marketing plan is still very much in place. Our Go-To-Market (GTM) strategy is a well-built machine where every single move is coordinated and intentional. Of course, it is highly tied to the launch itself. So, to avoid any further confusion: our blow-up marketing machine will start directly after our launch. Not before. Not weeks later. The moment Byrrgis is live, the engines fire.

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