I've always believed that in the privacy coin sector, DASH is the one truly underestimated by the market. Currently priced at around 100 dollars per coin, this is just the beginning; 5000 dollars is its true target.

Back when BTC experienced a significant correction, ZEC rose against the trend. At that time, I was analyzing: among the three giants of privacy coins, only ZEC and DASH are truly capable of breaking out; as for XMR, regulatory pressure might push it to become the third wheel.

Speaking of privacy concepts, it's not really a new idea. Even before Ethereum appeared, privacy was already a topic of discussion in the crypto world. Initially, privacy coins were created to address BTC's shortcomings, and later they gradually evolved into an independent track.

ZEC once surged to a high of 5990 dollars, but then the bull market led by BTC arrived, and those privacy concepts claiming to be "BTC patches" also collapsed. ZEC fell from its peak to just a few dollars, leaving many privacy believers behind.

Later, due to some high-profile incidents involving prominent figures, people refocused on BTC's security issues, and the privacy concept regained popularity. However, at this point, XMR's absolute privacy features drew regulatory attention, with concerns that privacy might be forced to abandon its original purpose or even be eliminated under regulatory pressure.

In contrast, ZEC's "optional privacy" design is much smarter. It is precisely because of this feature that it can bypass regulatory crackdowns. Some even claim ZEC could rise to 10,000 dollars, and the logic behind this is rooted in that.

But honestly, I am even more optimistic about DASH.

When it comes to DASH, what attracts me isn't the privacy concept but its payment functionality. Some say that cryptocurrencies will ultimately move toward a C-end future, becoming a primary payment option—that's an inevitable trend. The market potential for crypto payments could be one of the biggest slices of the pie.

Currently, the crypto payment landscape looks like this: XRP dominates, with a payment history that even predates BTC's inception; then stablecoins; and finally, privacy-focused digital cash like DASH.

That's why I have so much confidence in DASH.

Think back to around 2014, when the concept of cryptocurrency was just becoming mainstream. The narrative that "privacy is BTC's patch" started to be widely accepted, and the privacy coin sector surged, reaching new heights.

Today’s crypto payments are essentially in that 2014 BTC concept stage—an emerging industry just beginning to be recognized and accepted. Following this logic, once crypto payments become mainstream, privacy payments, as a niche demand, will naturally rise as well. As a representative of privacy payments, DASH's market cap explosion is an inevitable outcome.

There’s no way around this path; sooner or later, everyone will have to walk it.