The potential for global expansion of payment card products is worth paying attention to. Once widely adopted, each transaction will generate a coin-holding deflationary effect, and this mechanism design can indeed create supply pressure. Plus, if the "on-chain identity" system is truly embraced by tens of millions of applications within the ecosystem, it will be more than just a payment tool—it will function more like a digital passport.

What is the current situation? After nine months of thorough consolidation, the price is already at a historic low. With a relatively small amount of capital, you can accumulate tens of thousands of tokens. Assuming the future target price reaches $1, this calculation is quite straightforward.

The key question is: will the ecosystem really evolve this way? Can global community consensus grow like a snowball? No one can guarantee it. But from the perspectives of product design, deflationary mechanisms, and ecosystem layout, there are at least fundamentals supporting this vision. The other side of the question is—you need to be involved in this ecosystem to participate in this possibility.