$ZEC a drop is a gift; a correction is the entry timing; a trough is an opportunity. A wise choice.
I suggest that $zec be bought at an appropriate price during the dip. If you have ideal crypto,
at the very least, you need to hold the counterparty’s chips—just like me,
use your chips to smash key positions when zec rises, repeatedly. The profit from distributing the main capital is what cuts off the operator (the “zhuang”).
For $btc $eth $zec, we shouldn’t have obsession,
we shouldn’t have prejudice. No matter whether you’re willing or not to accept it,
these three targets are all things that capital once staged and built.
So holding Bitcoin or Ethereum isn’t any nobler than holding zec.
Has the operator behind $zec spent so long and so much money to pump it—was it just to cut the crypto-circuit’s wheat sprouts (retail traders)? They create a brand, they create a valuation.
It’s done by using an ETF to “swindle” liquidity from U.S. stocks—so it has not yet delivered/distributed anything now.
I suggest that $zec be bought at an appropriate price during the dip. If you have ideal crypto,
at the very least, you need to hold the counterparty’s chips—just like me,
use your chips to smash key positions when zec rises, repeatedly. The profit from distributing the main capital is what cuts off the operator (the “zhuang”).
For $btc $eth $zec, we shouldn’t have obsession,
we shouldn’t have prejudice. No matter whether you’re willing or not to accept it,
these three targets are all things that capital once staged and built.
So holding Bitcoin or Ethereum isn’t any nobler than holding zec.
Has the operator behind $zec spent so long and so much money to pump it—was it just to cut the crypto-circuit’s wheat sprouts (retail traders)? They create a brand, they create a valuation.
It’s done by using an ETF to “swindle” liquidity from U.S. stocks—so it has not yet delivered/distributed anything now.
