UXLINK's 2026 strategic layout focuses on two core areas: growth and retention. Among them, the most noteworthy is the innovative product form of the PayFi card.
From an application perspective, it addresses a practical pain point—the seamless connection of on-chain earnings within the ecosystem to offline consumption scenarios. This may seem simple, but many Web3 projects haven't truly mastered this. If UXLINK can enable users to have their earnings from DEX mining, lending, and other DeFi activities directly support offline payments, the closed-loop effect will be quite significant, and user stickiness will naturally increase.
From a project fundamentals perspective, having over 50 million real users, achieving profitability, and self-sustaining growth without relying on fundraising—these indicators are uncommon in the current Web3 competition. This steady growth model, combined with bridging tools like the PayFi card, indeed creates more possibilities for internal ecosystem circulation.
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RatioHunter
· 8h ago
Can the PayFi card really be implemented? It seems like Web3 has always been more about concepts than actual realization.
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OvertimeSquid
· 8h ago
If PayFi Card can truly connect on-chain and off-chain, that's what you call identifying the pain point, much better than many projects boasting about it.
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ShitcoinArbitrageur
· 8h ago
50 million users, really? It feels a bit exaggerated.
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WagmiOrRekt
· 8h ago
PayFi Card indeed solves a real pain point, but the key still depends on whether users will actually use it...
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50 million users + profitability + self-sustaining growth, this combination of data is indeed rare in Web3, quite interesting
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On-chain revenue directly paid offline? Sounds good, but I'm worried it might just be a paper-based closed loop
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UXLINK's recent layout still has some substance; retention has always been a major challenge
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The closed loop of PayFi Card sounds comfortable, but whether it can be smoothly implemented in reality is the real key...
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By the way, this self-sustaining growth model is quite a rare species in the current Web3 eco-friendly scene
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No wonder it’s built, not just financed; that’s a huge difference
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CryptoComedian
· 8h ago
Laughing and then crying, are 50 million real users? Why do I feel like the numbers in the crypto world can outnumber the population?
PayFi card sounds good, but I'm just worried it's another PPT product. How many years have we been talking about offline payments?
That said, the concept of self-sustainability is still somewhat interesting. Projects that don't burn through funding are indeed rare.
UXLINK's 2026 strategic layout focuses on two core areas: growth and retention. Among them, the most noteworthy is the innovative product form of the PayFi card.
From an application perspective, it addresses a practical pain point—the seamless connection of on-chain earnings within the ecosystem to offline consumption scenarios. This may seem simple, but many Web3 projects haven't truly mastered this. If UXLINK can enable users to have their earnings from DEX mining, lending, and other DeFi activities directly support offline payments, the closed-loop effect will be quite significant, and user stickiness will naturally increase.
From a project fundamentals perspective, having over 50 million real users, achieving profitability, and self-sustaining growth without relying on fundraising—these indicators are uncommon in the current Web3 competition. This steady growth model, combined with bridging tools like the PayFi card, indeed creates more possibilities for internal ecosystem circulation.