Recently, I noticed that Zama, a project in the privacy sector, has been making frequent moves. This project, which has secured over 100 million in funding, has been valued directly at the 1 billion level by institutions.
Many people focus on its technological strength, but I think the more critical aspect is the timing—traditional assets need to be massively put on the blockchain, and the issue of privacy protection cannot be bypassed. What Zama does is this underlying capability.
The current node is quite delicate. The demand for privacy infrastructure is amplifying, and it's not just hype; it's a genuine functional demand that is growing. As long as the trend of RWA (Real World Assets) being brought on-chain continues, the value of this type of infrastructure will only increase.
The issuance of the token should be around the corner, and it is worth keeping an eye on.
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TokenVelocity
· 11-27 23:27
Is the 1 billion valuation just a gimmick or does it really have that strength? Let's see this year's performance and then talk.
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LiquidationWizard
· 11-27 11:49
Privacy infrastructure is indeed a good track, but whether Zama can succeed depends on execution, not just relying on financing and valuation to impress people.
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ser_ngmi
· 11-27 11:38
The positioning of privacy infrastructure is indeed good this time, but the expectations for issuing coins are a bit dangerous with such a strong pump.
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DeFi_Dad_Jokes
· 11-27 11:32
Privacy is indeed a major trend, and Zama has positioned itself quite well. However, a valuation of 1 billion feels a bit like a bubble?
It's really a gamble to see how much it can rise before issuing the coin.
The RWA on-chain route can indeed be taken, but how much cake Zama can eat still depends on the actions of competitors.
Recently, I noticed that Zama, a project in the privacy sector, has been making frequent moves. This project, which has secured over 100 million in funding, has been valued directly at the 1 billion level by institutions.
Many people focus on its technological strength, but I think the more critical aspect is the timing—traditional assets need to be massively put on the blockchain, and the issue of privacy protection cannot be bypassed. What Zama does is this underlying capability.
The current node is quite delicate. The demand for privacy infrastructure is amplifying, and it's not just hype; it's a genuine functional demand that is growing. As long as the trend of RWA (Real World Assets) being brought on-chain continues, the value of this type of infrastructure will only increase.
The issuance of the token should be around the corner, and it is worth keeping an eye on.