2025-12-23 09:25:54

A major holder made waves in the market, accumulating $4.56K worth of ZEC when the project was valued at $21.37M. This kind of whale movement often signals confidence in the asset—worth keeping tabs on for those tracking institutional or significant investor behavior in the broader digital asset ecosystem.

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NullWhisperer

· 12h ago

$4.56k? technically speaking, that's not even whale territory anymore lol. interesting edge case though—at what point does confidence become statistical noise? audit findings suggest we should probably care more about *why* they're holding rather than *that* they're holding.

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FloorPriceNightmare

· 12-23 09:33

4.56K? This little Holdings dares to be called a Whale, I'm laughing.

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StakeHouseDirector

· 12-23 09:32

4.56K? This guy must be joking... To really keep an eye on ZEC, it should at least start from five digits.

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GateUser-cff9c776

· 12-23 09:28

Whales only accumulated 4.56K? The floor price must be pretty bad... According to the supply and demand curve, this is clearly the last struggle before buying the dip. 4.56K still dares to call it confidence? I think this is panic building a position. With ZEC, it’s really more straightforward to go all in on SOL. Honestly, the scale of this holdings matched with this valuation perfectly illustrates the bear market philosophy. Even whales are so cautious in their moves, while retail investors are still dreaming. Whether it’s worth following, I don’t know, but this number really is a bit shabby. Is there a problem with the supply chain? Or do they really believe in ZEC’s future ecosystem? 4.56K... This isn’t even enough for a mid-tier investor’s crumbs, right? If you ask me, this is a classic "Schrödinger's bull run" signal.

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