A significant feature of this round of market conditions is the coexistence of a market decline (BTC briefly fell below $94,000) and a rebound in certain privacy/small-cap coins. The downward trend of BTC has intensified market risk aversion, but at the same time, it has provided a short-term active environment for thematic assets, with ZEC being one of the representatives that has risen against the trend in this context.
According to the data, ZEC has experienced significant fluctuations over the past few weeks: quickly rising from a low point, breaking through multiple resistances, and briefly returning above 700 dollars, followed by a pullback. Analysis indicates that, in addition to technical catalysts (such as privacy tools/wallet improvements), the short-term rotation of capital cannot be overlooked.
When BTC is on a downtrend while ZEC is rising against the trend, this divergence escalates into a public discussion of “who can find a balance between mainstream acceptance and privacy needs.”
The decline in ZEC is mainly due to profit-taking, a cooling overall market sentiment, and high regulatory uncertainty facing privacy assets. If regulations tighten or the market continues to be under pressure, privacy coins usually bear the brunt of selling pressure.
Whether privacy coins can maintain a foothold in the long term depends on three aspects: the implementation of technology, compliance pathways, and the genuine needs of users. If these conditions are gradually met, ZEC and similar assets may solidify their thematic position; otherwise, a short-term surge in topicality is often accompanied by severe pullbacks.
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