Why $ANYONE | @anyonefdn could be back from the dead and moving towards a 10x? 👀 The setup in one line: ➠ In late 2024 the market valued Anyone (then fresh off its ATOR rebrand) north of $210M, one of the loudest privacy plus DePIN plays of the 2024-25 cycle. ➠ Today it sits around $20M, has already run roughly 4x off its August lows, and is still shipping product every week. The chart woke up before most people noticed. ✦ The valuation gap ATH was $2.29 on December 1, 2024. At the supply back then that put the market cap comfortably above $210M and inside the privacy narrative's top tier. Then it did what almost every 2024 narrative coin did: it bled. It printed an all-time low near $0.049 on August 11, 2026, down more than 97% from the top. Here is what changed → As of September 8 it trades around $0.21, up about 32% on the day, with the market cap back around $20M. That is roughly a 4x recovery off the August bottom, and it came on a clean descending channel breakout on the daily, not a random wick. And if you are living under a rock, we must tell you that $ZEC has crossed $1,100 and even $XMR has pumped like crazy. Privacy is the play that everyone is looking for right now. You do not need it back at $2.29 for this to be interesting. The real question is simpler: does a live privacy DePIN with a working network belong at 1/10th of what the market paid for the same project on worse fundamentals a couple years ago? ✦ Supply, the honest version This is usually where these posts get slippery. Not here, because Anyone's supply is actually one of its strongest points. Max supply is 100M and circulating is ~97.5M, so roughly 97.5% of the token is already out. That means almost no unlock overhang, no cliff dumping on you six months from now, no team wallet waiting to vest into every rally. That is rare for a small cap and it is the exact opposite of the supply problem that haunted names like APT and AVAX. On top of that, staking ANYONE is required to run relays, authorities and software nodes, so a slice of supply gets locked into actually operating the network rather than just sitting on exchanges. The issue right now is liquidity. It is very thin and not even close to the levels it was back in the day. This makes it vulnerable to move in both directions just as violently. ✦ This is not a meme, there is a real network underneath Anyone is not a whitepaper. It is a DePIN privacy network, formerly AirTor / ATOR, that runs onion routing across a global mesh of independent relays, with an SDK and custom hardware to incentivize bandwidth. Think incentivized Tor, decentralized and permissionless. Traffic is routed through three separate relays with layered encryption, which is what makes traffic analysis hard. The origin story is the tell. ATOR started as an incentive layer on top of Tor, Tor changed its policies to cut them off, and the team responded by building their own fully decentralized Tor-like network. By the time of the rebrand it had scaled past 1,800 relays, and demand for the hardware relays was so high they were reselling on secondary markets for 400-500% of their original price. I remember this in real-time because I was shocked when this news came out but the team did amazingly well to create a real decentralized network. Relays are permissionless, run on Docker for amd64 and arm64 including Raspberry Pi, and earn ANYONE based on uptime and bandwidth contributed. That is a real physical network doing real routing work, not a points farm. ✦ The "still building" part is not a slogan The reason the upside argument holds is that the team never stopped shipping into the bear. On September 5 they posted a HyperBEAM testing update confirming the operator dashboard now works end to end with faster reads, with prelive acceptance testing next and a live rollout after that. Just a week before that they had launched the Anyone VPN. Product after product is coming out from @AnyoneFDN . So the setup is: a network that already exists, already has relays, already has hardware in the wild, quietly hitting engineering milestones while the token trades at cycle-low valuations. ✦ Bottom line Same disclaimer as always: there is no guaranteed trade in crypto, this is speculation, and none of this is financial advice. Here is what keeps pulling me back. A privacy DePIN the market valued above $210M last cycle now sits near $20M, with 97% of its supply already circulating, a live relay network, and a team still shipping. It has already done a 4x off the bottom and it is still a rounding error compared to where it traded on thinner fundamentals a year ago. The move already started. The question is whether a working privacy network stays a bottom-of-the-rankings asset in a cycle where privacy keeps coming back into the conversation.

Most onchain trading is fragmented, slow, and fully public. @GeniusTerminal is doing the opposite. > $22.57B+ trading volume. > 162K+ wallets. > $2.2M+ paid in USDC referrals. > Live across 10+ chains. This is our next "Projects We Are Watching in 2026" entry.🧵👇

The RWA Protocol Market Has 8 Lanes. Here's Who Owns Each One 👇 Infrastructure & Oracles (13%) • LINK - Oracles CCIP reserves • RED - Modular RWA price feeds • CHR - Relational asset blockchain • TRAC - Decentralized knowledge graph Tokenization Platforms (18%) • ONDO - Treasuries equities ETFs • CFG - Invoices credit real estate • CHEX - Regulated asset issuance • TOKEN - No-code tokenization platform • OGY - Luxury goods digital certificates Compliance & Regulated Securities (12%) • POLYX - Security token chain • PLUME - RWA-optimized compliance L1 • MANTRA - Dubai VARA regulated • DUSK - Privacy regulated DeFi • SMT - BaFin regulated DeFi Credit & Lending (13%) • SYRUP - Institutional lending pools • GFI - Undercollateralized real loans • TRU - Unsecured institutional lending • CPOOL - Permissionless institutional credit • CTC - Onchain credit history Real Estate (13%) • RYZE - Fractional real estate • RIO - Real estate private equity • PROPS - Fractional property Aptos • REG - Tokenized rental properties • PRCL - Synthetic real estate exposure Yield & Treasury Access (10%) • EDEN - Tokenized Treasury vaults • ANZ - RWA-backed yield protocol • RWA - Lending yield aggregation • LDY - Institutional yield management Payments & Streaming (7%) • ZBCN - Real-time payment streaming • VELO - Cross-border settlement protocol • KTA - Compliant asset settlement Collectibles & Niche RWA (8%) • COLLECT - Trading card marketplace • CARR - Tokenized vehicle ownership • TIA - Tokenized diamond investment • OPN - Decentralized event ticketing 8 lanes. One map.