Besides the long-term advantages of Open Representative Voting (ORV) and building a network whose core incentive is the network itself and not some inflation-based financial scheme, I believe that nano's efficiency by having zero fees to the end user and sub-second finality is, yet, extremely overlooked.
Of course, mainstream adoption is still required to unlock Nano’s full value. But with a current market cap under $147 million, it wouldn’t take much to send XNO exponentially higher from here.
To be clear, Nano isn’t aiming to be a smart contract platform or “world computer” like Ethereum. It’s laser-focused on frictionless value transfer, filling an important niche as a payment-centric cryptocurrency. And it excels in that singular use case.
Of course, mainstream adoption is still required to unlock Nano’s full value. But with a current market cap under $147 million, it wouldn’t take much to send XNO exponentially higher from here.
To be clear, Nano isn’t aiming to be a smart contract platform or “world computer” like Ethereum. It’s laser-focused on frictionless value transfer, filling an important niche as a payment-centric cryptocurrency. And it excels in that singular use case.
Of course, mainstream adoption is still required to unlock Nano’s full value. But with a current market cap under $147 million, it wouldn’t take much to send XNO exponentially higher from here.