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price is down the building never stopped 5 crypto narratives quietly building right now no hype, just what's actually happening - [Spoken audio]: Everyone thinks it's a bear market and nothing is happening right now. That's not true, here are 5 narratives live right now and where to ask them. First, table coins. The total supply of table coins is $280 billion right now. And the Genius Act, the first ever US Crypto Law, finalizes its rules this month. Banks are now filing to launch their own. And this is the base layer of everything in this video is built on. Second, payments. Visa and Mastercard are already letting users to cash out in stablecoins. One because they are pro-crypto but they don't want to lose the rails to someone faster. That shift is happening quite late right now. Third, new banks. Apps like Revolut and new banks are already turning into full banks. While crypto new apps are turning into new banks, the line between crypto app and a bank app is disappearing in real time. Fourth, AI agents. They are now paying each other on-chain using stablecoins using protocols like X402. Amazon Coinbase and Stripe are already building payment rails for this one. This is the fastest going narrative in this space right now. 5th and even most people sleep on privacy Projects like Phoenix are building fully homomorphic encryptions or FHG Smart contracts and computer on encrypted data without ever exposing it Phoenix just acquires sunscreen this week It's a great move towards quantum safe privacy As real money, stablecoins and RWAs move on gen, nobody wants these to be public That's why this narrative matters So stablecoins, payments, new bank, AI agents and privacy Bare market or not, this is where the building is happening So follow these five and me, not the challenge.
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