Canton $CC price targets based on burn fundamentals and institutional adoption: 12 months: $0.40-$1.00 18-24 months: $1.00-$5.00+ The math: Current price: ~$0.16. Market cap: ~$6B. Annual CC burns: ~$916M, permanently removing 14.3% of circulating supply every year. Current burn multiple: ~6.5x, meaning the market is pricing in almost zero growth. $CC underwent a double halving in January 2026, cutting total block issuance in half and reducing Super Validator rewards from 48% to 20%, redirecting emissions toward validators and application builders. Burns have tripled in four months from ~5M to ~15M daily. Burn/mint ratio has gone parabolic, from 0.1-0.2 for most of 2025 to nearly 0.7 today. Deflationary crossover, where burns exceed mints, is approaching before DTCC even launches. DTCC is co-chairing Canton’s Foundation and targeting production for Treasury tokenization in 2026. Goldman, JPMorgan, BNP Paribas, and Nasdaq run Super Validators. Broadridge processes $350B+/day through Canton infrastructure. 39 institutional validators total, all economically aligned to drive usage. If burns reach $3-5B annually as these institutions scale, at a 15-20x multiple you’re looking at $45-100B, or $1.19-$2.64 per CC. And that’s before accounting for the deflationary supply compression or speculation amplifying the move. $6B market cap for the settlement layer these institutions are actively building on.

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The Privacy Flywheel Is Growing Zcash's shielded pool recently reached 30% of total supply compared to 11% a year ago. This trajectory shows that the privacy thesis is working. More capital in the shielded pool expands the anonymity set which helps pull in more users with better privacy. At the current pace, crossing 50% shielded looks achievable within 12-18 months. Users who shield tend to correlate with longer holding periods and higher conviction. November 2024's halving brought annual inflation down to roughly 4%, dropping to around 1% by 2028. Distribution has matured over nearly a decade of proof-of-work mining. Most of the supply is already out there scattered across a global miner base. Bitcoin's second halving came before its 2017 breakout. Zcash's second halving came before this.

@0xNLYFANS @LouieandBooie @__fallen_icarus There is space for many types of protocols, and some are making a lot of efforts for transparency of about how the stake part of their contracts are utilized. Just pointing it’s not a liquid staking limitation of smart contract in Cardano. Just protocol design.

@0xNLYFANS @LouieandBooie Cardano has the ability to keep ada staked while being utilized in "proper" DeFi (see @__fallen_icarus protocols). Every address can be decomposed in 2 parts: ownership + staking. You can send to a smart contract (changing the "ownership") while keeping the staking part.

Privacy coins Monero, Dash and Dusk are outperforming the broader crypto market during the recent downturn, showing resilience as demand for financial privacy remains strong despite regulatory pressures. #Crypto #Privacy

Public blockchains (like Bitcoin) are like transparent glass plumbing. Everyone can see exactly what is flowing to which house. If you want to hide what's in your pipes, you must be flushing something illegal. The Zcash Reality: Zcash is standard copper piping. You can’t see into your neighbor's bathroom, and they can’t see into yours. However, if the building inspector (the IRS/Regulators) comes by, you can hand them the Viewing Key (the blueprint) to prove everything is up to code. Privacy is the default; disclosure is a choice.

@coinbureau This is why we $ALGO, yo. ALGORAND.