2025-12-27 11:26:11

ZEC's recent performance is worth paying attention to. In November, Grayscale submitted an application for a ZEC spot ETF, which sent a signal of institutional entry. Moving into December, exchanges have gradually opened privacy withdrawal features, and the SEC's roundtable also revealed a positive attitude towards privacy coin regulation — all of which are boosting market enthusiasm for privacy coins. Buying pressure continues to flow in, supporting the market quite well.

From a technical perspective, it is still possible to position for long positions. However, risk management is crucial; set a stop-loss at $400, and if it breaks below, exit immediately. Do not hold onto any false hope.

Risk warning: Cryptocurrency prices are quite volatile. Be sure to assess your risk tolerance before making decisions and operate cautiously.

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GasFeeCrier

· 11h ago

The institutional entry signal for ZEC this time really has some substance. Gray's actions + exchanges opening withdrawals indicate a positive shift in attitude from above, which is no small matter. I've noted the 400 stop-loss, but don't hold the position like I did before.

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NftMetaversePainter

· 11h ago

actually, the algorithmic elegance of privacy coins lies deeper than just grayscale signals... ZEC's hash function architecture mirrors the topological sovereignty we're witnessing across blockchain primitives, ngl the SEC's "positive attitude" is just institutional gatekeeping dressed up as regulation

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potentially_notable

· 11h ago

Gradual application + exchange opening withdrawals, this combination really has some substance Institutions are really quietly deploying privacy coins, this time it's not just hearsay $400 stop-loss is well explained, too many people just hold on stubbornly, and end up getting cut badly Can ZEC break new highs? It seems it still depends on how the SEC's attitude ultimately turns out

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GateUser-1a2ed0b9

· 11h ago

Grayscale + SEC double positive news, ZEC this wave is indeed quite interesting, just worried it might be a prelude to institutions dumping...

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SmartMoneyWallet

· 11h ago

That wave of grayscale operations, to put it simply, is a game of funds. Don't be fooled by the surface hype. Check the on-chain data—what does the distribution of real whale chips look like? A surge in buying pressure ≠ genuine demand. Is the liquidity trap preventable?

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