2025-12-29 09:28:21

Recently, I have developed an interest in the NIGHT token. As a representative of the new generation privacy blockchain, Midnight's underlying technology indeed has highlights. More importantly, the players in this track are quite strong and have accumulated substantial experience.

Looking ahead, the privacy track is at a critical point. Around 2026, with more and more institutional capital pouring in, the understanding of privacy needs will become deeper. Currently, the entry is not yet crowded, but once major institutions truly start to deploy privacy-related ecosystems, market demand will present a completely different scene. The process of privacy evolving from niche demand to a necessity may happen faster than expected.

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IllusionLittleFlyingHero

· 31m ago

To be honest, the "2026 inflection point" here is quite a strong placebo, but I see this pattern... Privacy infrastructure is always only valued when institutions are in urgent need. However, the true story is in the whale holdings.

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SerumDegen

· 16h ago

ngl the "2026 inflection point" copium is strong here but i see the pattern... privacy infra always gets slept on until institutions need it desperately. whale accumulation tells the real story tho.

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ConsensusBot

· 16h ago

The market maker’s depth accumulation is worth paying attention to. The window period before 2026 is indeed tight, but whether the privacy track can truly break through depends on the sincerity of institutions.

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rekt_but_not_broke

· 16h ago

This market maker has accumulated quite deeply, but retail investors willing to take on this position need to think carefully about how long they can hold out.

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RugpullTherapist

· 16h ago

Wait, you say the market maker has deep strength? I feel like this track is just a bunch of small retail investors cutting each other now. 2026 is still early, who knows what black swan might emerge then. Privacy needs are real, but don’t think of it as too sacred. By the way, Midnight’s technology is indeed impressive, but new projects like this are really risky. Do you have a stop-loss plan?

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NFTRegretDiary

· 16h ago

Privacy tracks indeed deserve attention, but honestly, the judgment that "it's not that crowded yet" is a bit optimistic. Every day, someone is calling for major institutions to enter by 2026, but what’s the result? If you ask me, the smart money that should be deploying has already been quietly positioned long ago.

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AlphaLeaker

· 16h ago

The privacy track is indeed brewing, but to be honest, most of the current entrants are probably just betting on the big players' moves. The real institutional big moves won't be visible until next year. --- NIGHT has some potential, but don't overestimate Midnight's technological moat. Privacy needs are indeed essential, but I'm worried that everyone will realize this too late. --- The window before 2026 is limited. Projects that are still relatively niche are indeed easy to overlook, but don't be fooled by the term "critical point." True breakout depends on mainstream adoption. --- It's clear that big players are accumulating depth, but there's a concern that if the story is told too well, they might sell off when the market truly heats up. The biggest risk in this kind of track is the gap between expectations and reality. --- The upgrade in privacy needs is a major trend, but whether NIGHT can capitalize on this wave remains to be seen. Many projects have failed on the path of being overly optimistic.

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NFTRegretful

· 17h ago

The privacy track is indeed interesting this time. Institutions haven't fully entered yet, so it's not a bad time to get on board now.

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