The privacy payment track continues to attract attention. ShadowPay($SPAY) adopts a privacy technology framework similar to NeoBanking, with a current market cap of 38k. These privacy payment projects are gaining popularity—many developers are optimistic about the growth potential of $AVICI and other NeoBanking-type projects. As users' demand for privacy and financial autonomy increases, this niche track may have further development opportunities. It is worth keeping an eye on the subsequent developments in the NeoBanking ecosystem.
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BridgeJumper
· 01-10 10:29
Privacy payments are really gaining popularity in this track, but $SPAY with a market cap of 38k still feels a bit niche... However, the NeoBanking concept is quite promising, especially projects like $AVICI, which indeed have room for imagination.
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PuzzledScholar
· 01-10 10:28
Privacy payments are indeed gaining momentum, but a market cap of 38k still feels too early... It depends on whether SPAY can truly break into the mainstream.
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StablecoinArbitrageur
· 01-09 11:14
actually ngl, 38k mcap is genuinely micro territory. ran the numbers on $SPAY's liquidity pools and the slippage alone would wreck any real position. but yeah, neobanking privacy angle is legit underpriced vs the regulatory arbitrage play... *adjusts* worth monitoring the correlation between adoption metrics and token velocity here.
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SelfRugger
· 01-07 10:59
Privacy payments are indeed easy to hype up, but $SPAY only has a $38k market cap? I think, this is just another trap...
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NFTArchaeologis
· 01-07 10:59
Privacy payments are somewhat like the echo of early digital encryption—gradually evolving from a geek's dream into a real demand. The $SPAY with a market cap of 38k actually interests me more; small-scale projects often witness the most authentic on-chain archaeological value.
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BoredStaker
· 01-07 10:58
Privacy payments have indeed gained traction, but a SPAY with a market cap of 38k is a bit... too small, right? The gamble is on the explosion of NeoBanking.
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MetaMaximalist
· 01-07 10:53
ngl the privacy payment narrative is starting to feel a bit oversaturated... but then again adoption curves don't lie. 38k mcap on $SPAY feels almost quaint given where neo-banking infrastructure could go. most people still don't understand the network effects here tbh
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CrossChainMessenger
· 01-07 10:49
The privacy track has indeed become popular, but the $SPAY with a market cap of 38k is still a bit small... NeoBanking sounds good, but I'm worried it might just be another round of cutting the leeks.
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LightningHarvester
· 01-07 10:36
Privacy payments are indeed interesting, but with a market cap of $38k, $SPAY still feels too small-cap, with a relatively high gambling component.
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MeaninglessGwei
· 01-07 10:33
Privacy payments are really becoming more competitive. Will SPAY with a market cap of 38k be the next project to go to zero... However, the NeoBanking concept does have some imagination.
The privacy payment track continues to attract attention. ShadowPay($SPAY) adopts a privacy technology framework similar to NeoBanking, with a current market cap of 38k. These privacy payment projects are gaining popularity—many developers are optimistic about the growth potential of $AVICI and other NeoBanking-type projects. As users' demand for privacy and financial autonomy increases, this niche track may have further development opportunities. It is worth keeping an eye on the subsequent developments in the NeoBanking ecosystem.