Lately, I’ve been keeping an eye on two coins: one established, one driven by a new narrative.
$ZEC $PONS
ZEC’s NU7 upgrade is coming soon. Block times will be cut from 75 seconds to 25, making private transactions three times faster. Demand for privacy has always been there, and the upgrade will improve the experience once it goes live. Add in the discussions around ETFs, and if the price pulls back to the right level, this could be pretty interesting.
The other one is PONS.
It’s the largest launchpad token on Robinhood Chain. Most of the platform fees are used for buybacks and burns, so the supply keeps shrinking. It’s pulled back quite a bit from its highs and is a classic “high-beta asset with a mechanism to support it.” Once on-chain activity picks up again, its upside potential should come through.
One is an established privacy coin getting an upgrade; the other is a new-chain platform token that’s pulled back.
Which one are you more bullish on? Share your thoughts in the comments.
$ZEC $PONS
ZEC’s NU7 upgrade is coming soon. Block times will be cut from 75 seconds to 25, making private transactions three times faster. Demand for privacy has always been there, and the upgrade will improve the experience once it goes live. Add in the discussions around ETFs, and if the price pulls back to the right level, this could be pretty interesting.
The other one is PONS.
It’s the largest launchpad token on Robinhood Chain. Most of the platform fees are used for buybacks and burns, so the supply keeps shrinking. It’s pulled back quite a bit from its highs and is a classic “high-beta asset with a mechanism to support it.” Once on-chain activity picks up again, its upside potential should come through.
One is an established privacy coin getting an upgrade; the other is a new-chain platform token that’s pulled back.
Which one are you more bullish on? Share your thoughts in the comments.
