If we take it from 30 days ago, $ZRO is up 87.73% on the books. The question now is not whether to believe in cross-chain anymore, but whether this round of volume-price expansion is a revaluation or already entering its endgame of profit-taking. The current price is 2.13, down only 0.87% in 24h, but intraday it fell to 1.93 and then climbed back to 2.13. Volatility has not disappeared, and the crowd chasing higher prices has started to hesitate.
What I care more about is the structure: market cap 849M, 24h volume 148.92M, turnover close to 18%, while earlier daily volume was mostly in the 20-70M range; over 7 days it is still up 13.08%, which means buyers are stepping in on pullbacks. This is not a pump from a shallow pool; liquidity has indeed pushed $ZRO into a tradable zone at #85 . But it is still 71.51% below the ATH of 7.47, and that discount is not a safety cushion; if anything, it can make sentiment imagine even more upside room.
The risks are also clear: after a 30-day gain of +87%, early holders can turn into selling pressure at any time. If the price falls back below 1.93 and daily volume shrinks to below 80M, I would treat this move as a liquidity revaluation rather than the start of a new trend.
From here on, I’m watching only daily volume: when it pulls back near 2.00, can it still hold 100M? If yes, then 2.25 is just a midpoint checkpoint; if not, this 30-day rally needs to be treated much more cautiously.
What I care more about is the structure: market cap 849M, 24h volume 148.92M, turnover close to 18%, while earlier daily volume was mostly in the 20-70M range; over 7 days it is still up 13.08%, which means buyers are stepping in on pullbacks. This is not a pump from a shallow pool; liquidity has indeed pushed $ZRO into a tradable zone at #85 . But it is still 71.51% below the ATH of 7.47, and that discount is not a safety cushion; if anything, it can make sentiment imagine even more upside room.
The risks are also clear: after a 30-day gain of +87%, early holders can turn into selling pressure at any time. If the price falls back below 1.93 and daily volume shrinks to below 80M, I would treat this move as a liquidity revaluation rather than the start of a new trend.
From here on, I’m watching only daily volume: when it pulls back near 2.00, can it still hold 100M? If yes, then 2.25 is just a midpoint checkpoint; if not, this 30-day rally needs to be treated much more cautiously.