Recently, the market trend software has been particularly eye-catching with ZEC's surge, racing towards $1,000 and making many people excited. Remember when someone predicted ZEC could reach $10,000? Most people thought it was a pipe dream, but now this upward trend seems to give a loud response to skeptics.

However, what's truly worth paying attention to isn't just ZEC. Looking at BNB's performance, it's clear that the payment sector is undergoing a profound reshuffle.

The collective explosion of stablecoins is an inevitable trend; a trillion-dollar market cap is no longer a dream. But this isn't good news for XRP. In real cross-border payment scenarios, highly volatile coins are actually hard to use. Imagine exchanging 50 XRP before leaving, only to find the price has changed by the time you reach the cashier—who would want to bear that risk? In contrast, stablecoins, with their price anchoring and controllable risk, naturally become a better choice for payments.

From this logic, stablecoins don't threaten BNB's market but rather strengthen the demand for tokens like BNB that have payment attributes. BNB itself comes with payment functionality—efficient, fast, secure, and user-friendly—this is what the payment sector should look like.

Interestingly, many people in the industry understand this chain of reasoning. Whether it's executives of trading platforms, leaders in technical communities, or seasoned Wall Street analysts, everyone is talking about the importance of the payment sector. Even global business leaders are beginning to focus on whether crypto payments can penetrate mainstream markets.

If crypto payments can eventually capture half of the traditional payment market, then BNB, as the core asset of the payment ecosystem, has a very broad value imagination space. Based on this, if ZEC can reach $1,000, it's not impossible for BNB to break through higher prices. This is the charm of a differentiated track—the projects that truly have competitiveness will be valued by the market.