ZBT's recent performance has indeed been impressive. The global node upgrade completed in December was a key turning point—network performance surged to over 7000+ TPS, providing substantial technical support. Technical improvements alone are not enough; speculative funds in the market are also fueling the rise, with a large volume of trading and liquidation activities further pushing up the price, creating a dual-driven momentum.
However, to be honest, the road hasn't been smooth. The front-end phishing incident that surfaced in mid-December directly caused a loss of $250,000, temporarily impacting market sentiment. Interestingly, this did not seem to interrupt the short-term upward trend, indicating that buying pressure remains strong.
If you're tracking this asset, it is recommended to set a strict stop-loss at $0.06—if the price falls below this level, don't hesitate, exit immediately. Cryptocurrency volatility is already intense enough; risk management must come first. Make decisions based on your own risk tolerance, and don't expect to win every time.
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PebbleHander
· 13h ago
7000+ TPS sounds impressive, but in my opinion, the crypto world still relies on real cash buy-ins, and technicals are just hype.
Don't fall for that; what about the $250,000 phishing incident—can you handle that risk?
Stop-loss at 0.06, easy to say but hard to execute. When the price drops, you'll be reluctant to sell.
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OnChain_Detective
· 13h ago
ngl that phishing incident screaming red flags to me... 250k gone just like that? pattern analysis suggests coordinated wallet draining, not your typical user slip-up. suspicious activity detected on multiple vectors here
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MevShadowranger
· 13h ago
7000+ TPS sounds great, but that phishing incident was really intense; 250,000 just disappeared like that.
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ZKProofEnthusiast
· 13h ago
7000+ TPS this data is really top-notch, but that's just how the crypto world is; good technology can't withstand a phishing attack...
Honestly, the 0.06 stop-loss point must be adhered to; risk management can't be taken lightly.
The buying pressure is so fierce, it's quite interesting. The quick rebound indicates there's still a lot of money in the market.
$250,000 didn't stop the upward trend? It must be really strong; I suspect institutional push.
TPS doubling upgrade sounds great, but don't be blinded by technicals; actual application matters too.
How long can this double drive last? I feel like speculative funds can't sustain this for too long.
ZBT's recent performance has indeed been impressive. The global node upgrade completed in December was a key turning point—network performance surged to over 7000+ TPS, providing substantial technical support. Technical improvements alone are not enough; speculative funds in the market are also fueling the rise, with a large volume of trading and liquidation activities further pushing up the price, creating a dual-driven momentum.
However, to be honest, the road hasn't been smooth. The front-end phishing incident that surfaced in mid-December directly caused a loss of $250,000, temporarily impacting market sentiment. Interestingly, this did not seem to interrupt the short-term upward trend, indicating that buying pressure remains strong.
If you're tracking this asset, it is recommended to set a strict stop-loss at $0.06—if the price falls below this level, don't hesitate, exit immediately. Cryptocurrency volatility is already intense enough; risk management must come first. Make decisions based on your own risk tolerance, and don't expect to win every time.