Looking back at that AMA, there's a detail worth pondering.

They hardly emphasized "growth," and repeatedly used keywords like stability, usability, and long-term during their speech.

In the current Web3 ecosystem, this kind of tone is actually quite rare. Most projects are focused on increasing user numbers, public opinion buzz, and market reactions, fearing a decline in attention someday. But this privacy asset project has a different stance—they emphasize system resilience, meaning it can operate stably even without the spotlight.

This reveals the most essential aspect of privacy assets. Privacy coins are not trendy products; they inherently operate on a trajectory opposite to market cycles. Their value lies precisely in their counter-cyclical nature. When the market chases hot trends and talks about growth, the privacy ecosystem is instead refining infrastructure and building long-term trust.

This pragmatic attitude makes it easier to go further.