$CYS is hardware acceleration for zero-knowledge proofs. They design their own chips, build a computing-power network, and integrate compute power from GPUs, mining rigs, and even mobile devices—so the generation speed of ZK proofs improves and costs come down. Tokens are used in the network to pay for proof-generation fees, staking, and governance. The team raised a seed round led by Polychain, with a Pre-A round co-led by HashKey and OKX Ventures; cumulative funding exceeds $18 million. This December, they will launch the mainnet on Binance. During the testnet period, they ran 1.4 million independent wallets, 260,000 nodes, and more than 10 million ZK proofs.
On the daily chart, the price was dragged down from the peak until it finally stopped around 0.1197—an ample drawdown. Now it has rebounded to the 0.18 area. Volume has begun to increase moderately near the 0.16 bottom, suggesting that capital is probing entry. The zone from 0.2027 to 0.21 is the mid-term line in the sand between bulls and bears, and also the first major resistance area. Right now it’s stuck between “up and down,” which feels uncomfortable—but from another perspective, the rebound from 0.1197 to 0.18 has already approached 50%. That’s not the strength of a dead-cat bounce.
The circulating supply is only 160 million coins, just a bit over sixteen-tenths of the total—so the order book looks light. After bottoming with increased volume, if it can hold and digest between 0.16 and 0.18, the second wave of upside could come at any time.
Go long directly between 0.17 and 0.185, set a stop loss below 0.14. The first target is 0.25. If it can hold above 0.25 with volume, watch 0.32 next.
On the daily chart, the price was dragged down from the peak until it finally stopped around 0.1197—an ample drawdown. Now it has rebounded to the 0.18 area. Volume has begun to increase moderately near the 0.16 bottom, suggesting that capital is probing entry. The zone from 0.2027 to 0.21 is the mid-term line in the sand between bulls and bears, and also the first major resistance area. Right now it’s stuck between “up and down,” which feels uncomfortable—but from another perspective, the rebound from 0.1197 to 0.18 has already approached 50%. That’s not the strength of a dead-cat bounce.
The circulating supply is only 160 million coins, just a bit over sixteen-tenths of the total—so the order book looks light. After bottoming with increased volume, if it can hold and digest between 0.16 and 0.18, the second wave of upside could come at any time.
Go long directly between 0.17 and 0.185, set a stop loss below 0.14. The first target is 0.25. If it can hold above 0.25 with volume, watch 0.32 next.
