$ZEC I recently figured something out—this coin absolutely needs clear take-profit and stop-loss levels, because it really could shoot up to four digits.

Here's the logic: The original purpose of cryptocurrency was to protect privacy and avoid surveillance, right? The reality is harsh—BTC’s on-chain data has been thoroughly analyzed by all kinds of institutions, and its anonymity is basically dead. But ZEC is different; its privacy protection mechanism is actually effective.

Think about it—how much global capital truly needs extreme privacy protection? At least several trillion dollars, right? If you were someone who needed to conceal your fund flows, would you choose BTC, which is already semi-transparent, or ZEC, which is truly anonymous? Personally, I’d pick the latter.

I built my position around $450, and even when it dropped to $348, I didn’t sell. I’m mentally prepared for it to drop to $200, planning to hold for three years and see what happens. But honestly, ZEC’s rally this year has been pretty wild, so a short-term pullback isn’t unlikely.

Still, my strategy is simple: I’m not leaving unless I make money.