(NASDAQ: PYPL) was a major beneficiary of the coronavirus pandemic. It registered monster gains in terms of total payment volume (TPV), active accounts, and revenue, thanks to consumers who were flush with cash, ultra-low interest rates, and lockdowns. It's no wonder the shares soared 116% in 2020.

But things have reversed course in a huge way. Slower growth amid macro headwinds has been worrying investors. This fintech stock now is trading 81% below its all-time high.

Maybe there are brighter days ahead for this digital-payments behemoth. Where will PayPal be in three years?

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