2026-01-13 16:36:22

In the current market environment, it is hard to imagine that the fully diluted valuation of an L1 privacy public chain would remain below $300,000 for the long term. These types of projects will eventually face a round of aggressive revaluation—whether due to technological breakthroughs, increased adoption, or the market re-evaluating their value—rebounds are usually quite significant.

NULLA's design philosophy is worth noting. The project decomposes the entire system into three layers, each with clear and deliberately set responsibilities. The core advantage of this architectural design lies in scalability—through separation of duties, the system can optimize transaction processing, validation, and privacy protection in parallel, avoiding performance bottlenecks caused by overloading a single layer with too many functions. This modular approach seems to have become one of the key indicators distinguishing project tiers in the increasingly competitive Layer1 space.

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DaisyUnicorn

· 6h ago

Oh no, a valuation of 300,000 USD... That must be so frustrating, like a daisy that should be blooming but is stepped on. I've seen quite a few modular architecture schemes, but the key still depends on how well the execution is done. Blowing it out of proportion won't help. NULLA's three-layer separation approach is indeed refreshing, but truly smooth-running projects are rare. Let's wait and see. --- The privacy chain sector should have already rebounded; I bet five dollars that in the next bull market, someone will FOMO in. --- Every time I see the word "modular," I get a bit tired, but the responsibility boundary design of this project is really quite meticulous... Count me in as a follower. --- A valuation of 300,000 USD staying stagnant for a long time is really outrageous. It feels like just waiting for that one fuse to ignite, maybe it's close. --- Elegant architecture ≠ market recognition. Don't just listen to the stories; on-chain data also needs to speak for itself.

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consensus_failure

· 6h ago

A valuation of 300,000 is really outrageous. The privacy track should wake up. I've looked at this three-layer architecture. The idea of separating responsibilities has actually been tried before, but NULLA's execution capability is indeed strong, and their parallel optimization work is quite good. Modularization ≠ Just another L1. That's an overly absolute statement.

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SerRugResistant

· 6h ago

Wait, $300,000? That valuation is really outrageous... The privacy track is truly underestimated. This rebound is no small matter. The three-layer architecture is indeed clean and much better than those that pile on features all at once. This is how you do things seriously.

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YieldFarmRefugee

· 6h ago

A $300 million valuation is indeed outrageous. The privacy track will eventually turn around. I understand the design concept of these three layers; modularity is definitely the dividing line for the next generation of L1. NULLA's parallel optimization logic is quite interesting, at least it's not the old approach of stacking features. With such a large rebound potential, it ultimately depends on who can truly stand out.

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FlashLoanPhantom

· 6h ago

$300,000? Are you joking? This valuation itself is a joke; it will explode sooner or later. The three-layer architecture looks reliable, but the key is execution ability. Many projects ultimately end in failure. The privacy track is indeed easy to underestimate. When this wave rebounds, it might really be more than 3 times. Modular design sounds good, but the real question is whether it can be practically implemented to optimize performance. That's the real test. NULLA's success also depends on ecosystem development; a beautiful architecture alone is useless.

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Blockchainiac

· 6h ago

$300,000? Still stuck at this price point, I give up. Privacy track will take off sooner or later, it just depends on who breaks through the ceiling first. NULLA's three-layer architecture is indeed impressive; modular separation still makes a difference in the highly competitive L1 space today.

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