When analysing assets in the Cryptoverse, it’s important to take a holistic view to understand what each project is trying to achieve.
In the early days, it was relatively simple to grasp the purpose of hard-capped, proof-of-work cryptocurrencies such as
$BTC. As the space evolved, smart contracts were introduced, leading to a new wave of innovation and the ICO boom of 2016/17, driven by
$ETH. It took time for both users and the broader market to fully understand the significance of smart contracts, unlocking tokenisation and trustless systems.
Fast forward to today, and many major projects are now well understood, reflected in their large valuations, such as
$SOL,
$XRP, and
$LINK.
Now, I believe it’s time for
$NetX to take the next step in market understanding and appreciation.
As AI-driven agentic economies become inevitable, and the demand for Web3 capabilities continues to grow, the use case for
$NetX strengthens significantly. Positioned as a complete Web3 operating system, it enables interoperability, creates powerful flywheels between real-world data (payments) and agentic systems, and embeds hardware-level trust at its core.
This graphic serves as a brief introduction to a range of crypto assets, helping illustrate why
$NetX is in a similar position to
$ETH prior to 2016. Just as Ethereum gained widespread recognition through the rise of ICOs, we are now beginning to see
$NetX turn heads; powering real-world Web3 payments in Japan with
@WEAJapan, and enabling enterprise AI agent execution through AgentCity and separation of powers, as introduced by
@anbangr