Recently, I’ve seen people analyzing ZEC, saying things like “After regulatory risks are mitigated, it can rise to 510”?

Wait a minute, am I understanding this correctly—the core of privacy coins is privacy, right? And now you’re telling me we need to accept regulation for the price to go up? Then what’s the point of privacy? Might as well just rename it “Transparent Coin.”

This logic is like a bulletproof vest seller saying, “As long as bullets can’t penetrate it, this vest is valuable.” Isn’t that just stating the obvious? The market can’t find anything to hype now, so they start making up stories like “privacy coins being regulated is a good thing”? I find it absurd just typing this out.

ZEC has dropped from 300, and it’s nowhere near recovering. Honestly, it sitting in the double digits is probably more realistic. If nothing else, this kind of self-contradictory narrative is a joke in itself—you want both regulation and privacy, wanting to have your cake and eat it too? Wake up.