Zen cryptocurrency just integrated with ImageShack, a platform founded by Jack Levin. For crypto to survive, it needs a real use case like Bitcoin's store of value, not just token inflation. The presenter sees potential in Zen as a payment tool but warns that wealth comes from actual merchant adoption, not hype.
Welcome back to the channel, guys. I hope you're having a great evening, uh, rather. I just want to do a quick video about Zen. Zen is now apparently going to be making payments in, uh, uh, for ImageShack. It's, uh, one of the projects that Jack Levin participated in shortly after, uh, Image Shack. I think it was 200, something like that. So it had a pretty high ranking, uh, you know, it's pretty much established as far as commerce with these images and such. And, uh, I think that's a good direction for, um, Zen. I've always kind of thought —would make a lot of sense if Zen basically had something that was known for and something that was used for, right? And although ImageShack in itself might not be enough, this might be a direction in which Zen can go into where, you know, Zen is used in specific areas of commerce. You know, much like Bitcoin's known to be a store of value, when you think of Ethereum, you think of Ethereum pretty much as it's the blockchain everybody builds on, the biggest development teams build on, etc. You know, being known specifically and having a specific use for something I think will make a lot of sense for XIN. I think part of the issue with XIN has been the issue with, you know, XIN kind of in this kind of race where it's dealing with a large amount of inflation, means It's the— but the growth isn't exactly keeping up with inflation. That's a problem in that. But being known for something like— even when we talk about Bitcoin, MYK, if you look at something like the writers' strike, you look at something like what's going on with the actors, these are people who could be replaced by AI and robotics and in different various areas of work in the future. And the only solution for these people are going to be probably some type of basic income payment or universal basic income. Now, if you got a cryptocurrency specifically doing that for that particular purpose, might make sense to some people, and they might have to in the future use products like that, right? Uh, if Zen is kind of, uh, characterized around certain development tools for certain uses specifically to Zen, that could work. Certain merchants wanting to use Zen, that can work. It just so happens, uh, the founder of Zen, uh, founded ImageShack, right? So those things work. Now, does that mean Zen is going to become, uh, a big valuable to make people rich? I don't know, probably not. But maybe that's part of the problem. In order to get to that area where people are making money and being wealthy with these cryptocurrency projects, that they have a use and they make sense, right? Like some of the things I just underlined, right? So maybe getting Zen to those areas is beyond just ideas like what we get in PulseChain and HEX, or just staking and staking and making more crypto to stake. No, these things have value based on commerce and people needing to use them, etc., etc., right? Well, anyway, those are my thoughts on Zen and ImageShack, the direction of Zen, what we're doing with BitcoinMYK. Remember, you can join that as well and partake in that future, which I think is going to make a lot of sense as well. Uh, but I hope you guys are doing well. Um, still a fan of Zen. I still weigh in on some videos here and there, but that's all I got to say in this video. Until next time, as always, take care of yourselves and each other.
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