Trust me. If you haven’t boarded this bull market yet, then first buy $ZEC , $UNI , and $CAKE !
If you still haven’t bought crypto by now—fearing you might chase too high, yet also afraid of missing out on this bull market—don’t rush to chase those small-cap coins that can jump dozens of percentage points in a single day.
I’ll focus on three targets:
$ZEC : One of the coins I’m most confident about this round. After it breaks above $1,600, I still like its subsequent momentum. My cycle target is $8,000–$10,000.
$UNI : It has already broken above $10. Compared with just trading the narrative, I care more about Uniswap’s real trading activity, and the changes UNI undergoes due to the protocol fee mechanism. The earlier $39 target hasn’t changed.
$CAKE : PancakeSwap has real on-chain trading activity, and CAKE’s token burn mechanism is also worth keeping track of. Whether it can break out into a new leg of the market will depend on trading volume and actual burn data—not just on a sudden price spike.
You don’t need to buy all three at once. If you haven’t boarded yet, first allocate your position sizes; when there’s a pullback, buy in batches. Don’t let fear of missing out push you to put all your money in after a single big bullish candle.
If you still haven’t bought crypto by now—fearing you might chase too high, yet also afraid of missing out on this bull market—don’t rush to chase those small-cap coins that can jump dozens of percentage points in a single day.
I’ll focus on three targets:
$ZEC : One of the coins I’m most confident about this round. After it breaks above $1,600, I still like its subsequent momentum. My cycle target is $8,000–$10,000.
$UNI : It has already broken above $10. Compared with just trading the narrative, I care more about Uniswap’s real trading activity, and the changes UNI undergoes due to the protocol fee mechanism. The earlier $39 target hasn’t changed.
$CAKE : PancakeSwap has real on-chain trading activity, and CAKE’s token burn mechanism is also worth keeping track of. Whether it can break out into a new leg of the market will depend on trading volume and actual burn data—not just on a sudden price spike.
You don’t need to buy all three at once. If you haven’t boarded yet, first allocate your position sizes; when there’s a pullback, buy in batches. Don’t let fear of missing out push you to put all your money in after a single big bullish candle.