There is a renewed interest in privacy-focused tokens. And within this movement, Zano is beginning to emerge as a project to watch.

There has been a resurgence of interest in privacy-focused tokens.

And within this movement, Zano is beginning to emerge as a project to watch.

Private transactions by default.

Confidential asset issuance directly at the protocol level.

Hybrid PoW + PoS model.

And most importantly: all transaction fees are burned.

This point changes the dynamic:

if network activity increases, supply may decrease instead of increase.

We have long been searching for “the next XMR.”

But perhaps the real question is not about finding a replacement.

Perhaps the next narrative is privacy itself.

With the expansion of KYC, on-chain surveillance, and regulatory pressures, the demand for truly private transactions could become structural, not just cyclical.

To dig deeper, I used Bitget getAgent to analyze the network, volumes, and tokenomics.

So the question is:

Is Zano just benefiting from a market rotation?

Or is it one of those undervalued projects that make sense when the market finally begins to understand their utility?

Your insights are welcome.