Bitcoin has been fluctuating between $80,000 and $90,000, and it seems like the market's focus is entirely on BTC's movement. But have you noticed the recent performance of the privacy track?

ZEC's price just broke through the $500 mark and is now steady around $518. From the previous low points, the increase is nearly 40%. Even more astonishing, this coin was almost voted off by a major exchange, but in late 2025, it reversed course with a wave of independent行情, with a phased increase approaching 13 times.

There's something interesting here. From being a "neglected asset" to becoming the "market's re-pricing focus," is this driven by short-term capital speculation, or is the privacy attribute as a monetary feature being systematically re-evaluated?

Some institutions analyze this from multiple angles: structural changes in Bitcoin itself, the new value of privacy in the regulatory environment, and the genuine demand for privacy functions in digital currencies. In other words, ZEC's rise is not just emotional venting—it may reflect the market rethinking "what truly constitutes a digital asset."

Beyond mainstream coins, the privacy coin sector is indeed worth paying attention to. When everyone is watching BTC and ETH, the logic of these assets might be systematically undervalued.