Recently, there has been some movement in the privacy track, and the ZKP project has attracted quite a bit of attention. I’ve organized my recent observations and share them with everyone.

First, let’s talk about some fundamental points. Good news comes from the Ethereum ecosystem: the latest technical solution confirms that combining PeerDAS and ZKP can improve scalability by thousands of times, which is a clear positive for the zero-knowledge proof track. Privacy technology is evolving from a simple anonymity tool to compliant financial infrastructure, and institutional funds are beginning to pay attention to this direction. As a core privacy technology, the demand for ZKP naturally rises accordingly. Additionally, a leading exchange launched perpetual contracts for ZKP on January 7th, with liquidity significantly improving, which is also a positive signal.

Let’s look at the current technical situation. At the time of writing, ZKP is priced at 0.16127 USDT, down 13.63% in 24 hours, which actually creates some opportunities.

Short-term technical indicators are quite interesting. In the 15-minute cycle, the RSI(6) stands at 61.66, in a neutral to slightly strong position; the KDJ’s K value is 72.67, and J is 99.25, indicating short-term strength. Looking at the 1-hour cycle, RSI(6) is 50.82, in a balanced state. Although the MACD is still in the negative zone, the histogram has turned positive, indicating initial rebound momentum. Regarding support and resistance: on the 15-minute level, support is at 0.15772 USDT; on the 1-hour level, support is at 0.15969 USDT. On the upside, resistance at the 15-minute level is 0.16873 USDT, and at the 1-hour level, resistance is 0.18371 USDT.

Here are two trading strategies I’ve outlined.

If you have a strong risk tolerance, you might consider a more aggressive approach—building a position in the 0.152 to 0.156 USDT range (about 5-7% below the current price), with a target of 0.175 to 0.185 USDT (8-15% upside), and setting a stop-loss at 0.148 USDT for protection.

For a more conservative approach, splitting your entries into 2 to 3 batches within the 0.155 to 0.160 USDT range is also good—aiming for a target of 0.168 to 0.172 USDT (5-8% upside), with the same stop-loss at 0.147 USDT.

These analyses are based on current data; the market is ever-changing, so the specific operations should also depend on your risk preferences and account situation.