2025-12-30 13:21:23

The entire privacy coin sector has recently surged significantly, with a gain of over 7.8%. Among them, XVG, a veteran that has been deeply involved in this space since 2014, naturally became a focal point for capital attention due to its core technologies such as the Tor anonymous network and stealth addresses.

Behind the booming market, project teams have not let down their guard. A major exchange recently launched the XVG/USDC spot trading pair, and the contract platform followed suit, directly boosting the project's exposure and liquidity. Retail participation has noticeably increased.

What’s more noteworthy is that XVG has been active in 2025. It has rolled out three version updates in the short term, connecting more than ten mainstream public chains including BSC, Polygon, and Base, while also advancing collaborations for NFT and payment scenarios. Its cross-chain compatibility and practicality are both maximized.

Currently, the "old coin comeback" trend is unfolding, with funds beginning to rediscover veteran tokens supported by solid fundamentals. XVG has undoubtedly caught this wave, being re-evaluated and sought after by the market.

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WalletManager

· 8h ago

The old coins are making a comeback, I've already laid out my plans. Proper private key management is the key. --- XVG's cross-chain compatibility is really top-notch. Just worried retail investors might buy at high prices again. --- Storing funds in a multi-signature wallet is more secure. Don't always think about contract yields. --- 7.8% increase? Holding onto your chips is true value investing. Playing with contracts can easily ruin your mindset. --- On-chain data looks good, but the risk factor needs to be carefully considered. --- All over ten public chains are connected? Has the contract been audited properly? That's the key. --- The story of the "veteran's comeback" sounds great, but I'm afraid it's just another wave of cutting leeks. --- It's okay to keep some XVG in your asset allocation. Don't go all-in.

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DegenGambler

· 8h ago

It's broken, this is another old coin's comeback scheme... But XVG this time really has some substance; connecting so many chains across different blockchains is no joke.

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SchroedingersFrontrun

· 8h ago

XVG has really been holding back for a long time, finally someone remembers it --- I'm most afraid that old coins will have a fleeting comeback; can it really hold up this time? --- Crossing more than ten public chains? Sounds good, but are there many users actually using it? --- Exchanges launching and then pumping the price, I know this routine too well --- Privacy coins are always the opposite indicator haha --- With the support of the Tor network, it does have some potential, but what about regulatory pressure? --- Pushing out three versions in a row, I don't know if it's true innovation or just rushed work --- Funds rediscover old coins because there are no new stories to tell, right? --- XVG payment scenario landing? I haven't heard of merchants using this --- A 7.8% increase is considered explosive, but I can't see anything particularly special

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SelfCustodyBro

· 8h ago

The wave of the old coin's comeback, XVG has indeed seized the opportunity --- BSC, Polygon, and Base are fully interconnected, now that's a prepared project --- The privacy track is heating up again, I've long been optimistic about players like XVG with years of accumulation --- Even after updating three versions, supporting NFT payments, such quick actions are quite interesting --- The key point is the increased participation of retail investors; only when liquidity rises can it be easily sold --- An old project that has survived since 2014, it has certainly gone through tests --- Top exchanges listing USDC trading pairs, market recognition is still there --- Now it's about whether this wave of enthusiasm can be maintained, don't let it turn into a fleeting moment --- Sounds good, but privacy coins always end up returning to silence after each hype --- Heard a lot about cross-chain compatibility being maximized, but what about the actual user base?

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TokenSleuth

· 8h ago

This wave of the old coin's comeback, XVG indeed has some potential, but it still depends on whether it can truly land in the future. Releasing three versions in a row is quite aggressive, but it depends on whether retail investors will buy in. Speaking of privacy coins, they've always been under regulatory scrutiny. How far can XVG really go with this surge? Spot and futures contracts are both open, liquidity has indeed increased, so there are short-term prospects. By 2025, XVG is so competitive that it feels like we're about to start storytelling again. With so many cross-chain options, it actually feels a bit unstable. Connecting more than ten public chains sounds impressive, but what about actual users?

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blocksnark

· 8h ago

Old coins making a comeback this time is really fierce, XVG, this ancient coin, is actually still so strong Wait, pushing out 3 version updates? Is this trying to stir up trouble or really develop a product Privacy coins sector up 7.8%, XVG can follow with exchange liquidity to win the game, but will retail investors really buy in BSC, Polygon, Base all connected... By the way, can this cross-chain compatibility really turn into money? It's 2025 and we're still talking about privacy coins. Will regulators suddenly step in?

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