RE: Tony Fabrizi interview on Vox2 Oct 2022 18:13
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On the question of valuing Satoshipay it is almost impossible at this stage, because everything depends of the successful launch of Pendulum, which in turn should set the re-launch of DTransfer, which in my view is where the real ‘unicorn’ possibility lies. It was interesting that the recent update stated Satoshipay is generating revenue and expected to be profitable this year. This was a surprise to me as I am not aware of any legacy micropayment revenues so the income must be coming from DTransfer. In 2020 after the launch, they did confirm that they had connected to Banks in Europe, US, Mexico, Asia and Africa and had signed up a ‘European business operating in sub-Saharan Africa, so it would seem there is ongoing business
However before we get there we will be able to evaluate Pendulum in the coming months as the recent update confirmed that Pendulum would retain 5.5% of PEN tokens, so once the token has been launched and available to trade we will have a PEN market cap of which Pendulum will be at least 5.5% of.
look at existing Parachain Market caps. The highest is Moonbeam with a fully diluted Market cap of approx. 467m USD, Astar 273m USD, Efinity 217m USD, Acala 183m USD although there are ones much lower – the lowest being Interlay at 40m USD.
Each Parachain has a very different scope, function and scalability, so as Pendulum is a platform for Dapps to integrate with It is highly scalable and more of the likes of Moonbeam and Astar (I think)
Remember that the current market caps of these Parachains is a fraction of what they were a year ago – Moonbeam Market cap peaked at 1.21Billion when if first launched but crypto winter has since taken its toll.