#美国终止政府关闭 Recently, there is something interesting on-chain: the three familiar faces, UNI, ZEC, and ETH, have become active again.

Let's talk about UNI first. An address directly moved 480,000 UNI and a bunch of ETH from the exchange, totaling over 4.4 million dollars. More importantly, the community has recently been promoting a fee burning proposal - if approved, it will burn 100 million tokens at once, and then use 20% of the protocol's revenue for buybacks. With a reduced supply, it's not surprising that someone has called out a target price of 25 dollars.

ZEC is performing even better, directly rising by 151%, hitting a 6-year high. The halving combined with tightening supply, along with the opening of institutional trust channels, suggests that the heat in the privacy sector is likely to last for a while.

However, if we talk about what institutions love the most, it has to be ETH. ETF funds have been continually flowing in, and there is a major version upgrade on December 3rd, with on-chain expansion, faster transactions, and reduced Gas fees. These improvements are substantial. Some analysts believe that once it stabilizes above previous highs, reaching 12,000 USD is not impossible.

Of course, the risks are there: the liquidation line for UNI is at $7.45, and for ETH it is at $3526. There are quite a few high-leverage positions now, and when a pullback comes, it could lead to a chain liquidation.

Which one do you think has more potential among these three? $ETH $UNI $ZEC