2026-01-14 11:42:00

Building a crypto product at scale isn't driven by hype—it's about creating financial infrastructure that works for decades.

Here's the gameplan: establishing the world's first trillion-dollar crypto-native neobank requires deliberate execution across multiple markets. Every phase builds on the last.

Starting 2026, the focus shifts to Q1 and Q2 milestones. The strategy tackles market expansion methodically, one step at a time. It's less about overnight wins and more about laying down sustainable foundations that can handle real financial flows.

This isn't just another crypto play. It's infrastructure-level thinking applied to banking.

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GamefiHarvester

· 7h ago

Sounds good, but it’s not starting until 2026? How long will it take to actually implement? --- Trillions of dollars in neobanks sound great, but it’s the same old "sustainable development" rhetoric. --- I agree with the infrastructure mindset, but it all depends on whether the execution is truly in place. --- Don’t just talk about big plans; the key is whether quarterly results can be delivered. --- This logic has been talked about for three years, and what’s the result? --- Ten years to sharpen a sword? The crypto world can’t wait that long, brother. --- Expanding into multiple markets sounds crazy; who will bear the risks? --- Foundational thinking is good, but the real money is in rapid iteration. --- Another "different crypto"… I’ll just watch and say nothing.

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ThreeHornBlasts

· 7h ago

Wow, trillion-dollar neobank... sounds pretty grand, but it's not starting until 2026? That's a bit slow. It's nice to call it infrastructure thinking, but it still depends on whether it can actually be implemented. Too many projects like to make big promises. "Sustainable foundations" is just talk; the real question is who can truly hold on until that day.

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StablecoinArbitrageur

· 18h ago

ngl this infrastructure-first narrative is exactly what separates the actual builders from the leverage-addicted degenerates. most ppl don't realize that trillion-dollar neobank doesn't scale without solving the basis point economics first—slippage alone will kill you if you're not ruthless about execution.

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ZKProofster

· 01-15 12:44

ngl, "infrastructure-level thinking" is just code for "we're gonna move slowly and hope nobody notices the regulatory minefield," right? tbh the trillion-dollar neobank dream sounds nice until you actually have to implement trustless settlement across jurisdictions... proof of concept ≠ proof of execution

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CryptoComedian

· 01-14 12:09

Laughing and then crying, again a ten-year plan and a trillion-dollar goal. I heard this set of words back in 2017. --- Infrastructure, infrastructure, why are you reciting English here? Honestly, it still comes down to real money and regulatory approval. --- Starting only in Q1/Q2 2026? Bro, the retail investors can't wait. Let's cut a batch first. --- Every time it's "sustainable foundation." Where is the project team that said that last time now? --- How much funding is needed? Only if you tell me this first will I believe you're serious. --- Ten years of infrastructure vs. ten days of running away. The crypto world bets on this probability gap. --- Another "this time it's different" story. I bet five bucks that someone will believe it again right now.

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CoffeeNFTs

· 01-14 12:01

This is what it means to get things done, not just brag all day long.

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quiet_lurker

· 01-14 11:58

Building infrastructure with a financial mindset, this approach is reliable

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