ZEC rose from 50 to 700, and the behind-the-scenes movers are surprising. Large traders in Southeast Asia, around a dozen to twenty participants, each buying in the 20-30M range, are doing some interesting things — directly shifting ETH positions to ZEC.
At first glance, it does seem outrageous, but upon closer thought, it makes sense. The allocation shifts of large funds often reflect subtle changes in market sentiment. This wave of ZEC's rise is less driven by the project itself and more the result of these Southeast Asian funds actively rebalancing their portfolios. The switch from ETH to ZEC may involve a reassessment of privacy coin demand or simply a risk hedge against a certain cycle.
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PaperHandSister
· 01-11 03:24
Southeast Asian buddies, this move is indeed awesome. With a scale of 20-30M, they just decide to crash it.
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SnapshotLaborer
· 01-11 01:08
That group of guys in Southeast Asia really outdid themselves with this move, casually throwing 20-30M around.
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MrRightClick
· 01-10 20:26
Are those big players in Southeast Asia really playing heartbeat, pouring hundreds of millions into ZEC?
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Wait, switching from ETH to ZEC... this pace feels off
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Privacy coins are making a comeback? Or are these folks betting on some policy trend I don't know about
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NG, a single order of 20-30M... how rich do you have to be to play like this
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ZEC from 50 to 700, did I really miss something
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Hedging risks? Or do I really believe in the privacy track... Never mind, I'll just watch the show
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Southeast Asian funds are so aggressive, but there's no movement domestically
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If this is real, the followers must be going crazy
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Privacy coins are about to rise again? I need to take another look
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BakedCatFanboy
· 01-10 00:19
Southeast Asia's big players are making moves this time, and I just want to ask... Is the demand for this privacy coin really that strong? Or is it just a prelude to harvesting profits?
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BrokenYield
· 01-08 10:02
smart money rotating outta ETH into privacy plays... correlation matrix screaming risk reallocation. seen this pattern before—usually precedes liquidity crunch or regulatory whip. those SE asia wallets know something we don't, ngl.
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ContractSurrender
· 01-08 10:01
Damn, this move is really awesome. The big players in Southeast Asia are not trading cryptocurrencies, they're creating art.
Sending ETH directly to ZEC, what does that mean? Privacy coins are about to take off?
I wish I had gotten in earlier.
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NFT_Therapy_Group
· 01-08 09:56
Southeast Asian big players are really aggressive, throwing 20-30M like that. Is privacy coin about to take off?
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ImpermanentPhilosopher
· 01-08 09:53
Are Southeast Asian whales going crazy? Or have we all misunderstood?
Can large fund reallocations cause such a strong rally... Are privacy coins really about to take off?
ETH is fleeing from ZEC to take over the position—whoever loses or gains in this move knows it well.
Buy orders of 20-30M... Is this the daily routine of big players?
Wait a minute, is this arbitrage or genuine belief in privacy coins?
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MEVHunterBearish
· 01-08 09:53
Southeast Asia's big players are acting this way, it feels like they're preparing for the next wave of privacy coins.
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TokenUnlocker
· 01-08 09:34
Those big players in Southeast Asia are really something. They directly pour ETH into ZEC. This move looks like gambling, but actually it's like playing chess.
ZEC rose from 50 to 700, and the behind-the-scenes movers are surprising. Large traders in Southeast Asia, around a dozen to twenty participants, each buying in the 20-30M range, are doing some interesting things — directly shifting ETH positions to ZEC.
At first glance, it does seem outrageous, but upon closer thought, it makes sense. The allocation shifts of large funds often reflect subtle changes in market sentiment. This wave of ZEC's rise is less driven by the project itself and more the result of these Southeast Asian funds actively rebalancing their portfolios. The switch from ETH to ZEC may involve a reassessment of privacy coin demand or simply a risk hedge against a certain cycle.