Zcash ($ZEC) seems to follow an unchanging pattern—no matter which price level you look at, the narrative stays consistent.

Back when it hovered around $100, critics were vocal: "It's a scam."

When the price crashed into the low-$300s range, those same voices recycled the exact same criticism.

Fast forward to now. ZEC is climbing back toward its previous resistance levels, and guess what? The skepticism hasn't evolved one bit. Same talking points, same doubts, different price tag.

It raises an interesting question: Is this about the asset itself, or does it say more about how market cycles replay the same psychological patterns over and over?