SWIFT and Chainlink Integration Could Make SYNT the Global Finance Backbone by Year-End

I believe that if the SWIFT, Chainlink, and Synternet integration launches in November, it could significantly transform the financial landscape. The high daily transaction volume of SWIFT, around $6 trillion, would be routed through DARP, enabling them to achieve sub-second finality. Our sharded validator network could process up to 1.4 million transactions per second, initially handling 1-5% of SWIFT's volume ($60-300 billion daily), and scaling to 10-20% ($600 billion to $6 trillion) within a year. Regarding token mechanics, validators earning fees per message would see their annual percentage yields potentially increase 10 to 50 times as transaction volume grows. Additionally, the protocol’s fee burning mechanism for SYNT, currently at 4.2 million tokens per month, could accelerate over 100 times by the end of the year with increased SWIFT volume, reducing supply and possibly increasing token value. Conservative estimates suggest that with 5% SWIFT adoption, SYNT could reach a price between $0.05 and $0.15 by year-end; with higher adoption at 20%, the price could surpass $0.50. Furthermore, establishing DARP as the standard settlement network for real-world assets such as DTCC and Euroclear would create a substantial network effect, solidifying infrastructure and competitive moat. Overall, the November launch could propel SYNT into a pivotal role within global finance, making it the digital backbone for international transactions. This is an exciting development to watch and potentially capitalize on in the crypto space.