Funding & Valuation - Value Corrector received $100 USD investment from AB Capital at a $1 billion USD valuation [1][3] - This funding represents a significant milestone in building key infrastructure for the RWA and payment sectors [2] Project Overview & Innovation - Value Corrector is described as an innovative project in the RWA and payment space, enabling users to understand the real-world purchasing power of their tokens through currency conversion [4] - The project claims to have real data, with one person achieving hundreds of daily active users [4] Future Plans - Value Corrector plans to launch a Korean language page, aiming for its initial listing on Upbit [4]

Industry Overview - The stablecoin public chain arena is heating up, signaling an impending payment war [1] - Participation requires significant strength and resources [1] Key Players - Paradigm's stablecoin public chain, @tempo, is a notable contender [1] - USDC's associated project, @arc, is another player to watch [1] - USDT's associated project, @stable, is also in the mix [1] Investment Opportunities - The industry suggests exploring various participation angles, including public offerings, airdrops ("撸毛"), or other strategies [1]

Market Trends - OKX, MNT, and BNB are experiencing price increases, but with different trajectories [1] - RWA and payment sectors are identified as potential future growth areas [1] Company Strategy (MNT) - Bybit denies MNT is a platform coin, but its functionalities resemble one, including new token offerings, trading, and contracts [1] - MNT is being heavily promoted, suggesting ambitions beyond just being a platform coin [1] - The strategy involves leveraging the exchange to empower RWA and payment solutions as future growth drivers for MNT [1] - MNT is considered a "亲儿子" (favored entity) despite not being officially labeled as a platform coin [1]

Market Trends & Competition - Payment and RWA are currently focused on Ethereum, but traditional giants and crypto giants will likely develop their own public chains instead of relying on existing ones [1] - Stripe and Paradigm collaborated on Tempo, Circle developed Arc, and Tether created Plasma, indicating a trend of companies building their own payment solutions [1] - The payment sector holds significant potential, but companies are inclined to develop their own solutions [1] Ethereum Ecosystem & Investment - Ethereum's recent price surge is driven by capital flow rather than actual ecosystem development [1] - Vitalik Buterin's influence has decreased, and the Ethereum Foundation's selling of assets has had little impact [1] - There are concerns about how much of the payment market share Ethereum can capture if companies develop their own solutions [1]