2025-12-25 09:28:01

ZBT's recent performance has indeed been impressive. The global node upgrade completed in December was a key turning point—network performance surged to over 7000+ TPS, providing substantial technical support. Technical improvements alone are not enough; speculative funds in the market are also fueling the rise, with a large volume of trading and liquidation activities further pushing up the price, creating a dual-driven momentum.

However, to be honest, the road hasn't been smooth. The front-end phishing incident that surfaced in mid-December directly caused a loss of $250,000, temporarily impacting market sentiment. Interestingly, this did not seem to interrupt the short-term upward trend, indicating that buying pressure remains strong.

If you're tracking this asset, it is recommended to set a strict stop-loss at $0.06—if the price falls below this level, don't hesitate, exit immediately. Cryptocurrency volatility is already intense enough; risk management must come first. Make decisions based on your own risk tolerance, and don't expect to win every time.

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HodlVeteran

· 2025-12-27 21:32

The bear market has claimed lives, and looking at this rally now, it still feels a bit fake. $0.06 is really the bottom; I won't go lower. This technical setup can support a wave, but what does the $250,000 phishing incident tell us? Infrastructure still has vulnerabilities; we can't just focus on TPS. The enthusiasm of those previous bagholders did hold up, but the calmer it gets, the more dangerous it is. I've been cautious since 2018. Another dreamy collaboration project. I'll wait and see for now; no need to rush in. The December upgrade is indeed promising, but I want to see if it can hold up next year. It's too early to boast now. Every time I want to bet right, I should remember the lesson from that $250,000 loss. I've learned long ago to only make money I can sleep peacefully with. Honestly, this market feels a bit hot. Experienced traders advise you to buckle up.

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DeFiVeteran

· 2025-12-27 20:36

Over 7000+ TPS is indeed impressive, but we still need to stay cautious. Phishing incidents haven't scared off buyers, and this wave of popularity feels a bit strange.

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FlashLoanLord

· 2025-12-27 19:05

7000+ TPS sounds impressive, but a phishing incident can still cost you 250,000. You still need to be careful.

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PebbleHander

· 2025-12-25 09:57

7000+ TPS sounds impressive, but in my opinion, the crypto world still relies on real cash buy-ins, and technicals are just hype. Don't fall for that; what about the $250,000 phishing incident—can you handle that risk? Stop-loss at 0.06, easy to say but hard to execute. When the price drops, you'll be reluctant to sell.

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OnChain_Detective

· 2025-12-25 09:56

ngl that phishing incident screaming red flags to me... 250k gone just like that? pattern analysis suggests coordinated wallet draining, not your typical user slip-up. suspicious activity detected on multiple vectors here

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MevShadowranger

· 2025-12-25 09:55

7000+ TPS sounds great, but that phishing incident was really intense; 250,000 just disappeared like that.

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ZKProofEnthusiast

· 2025-12-25 09:51

7000+ TPS this data is really top-notch, but that's just how the crypto world is; good technology can't withstand a phishing attack... Honestly, the 0.06 stop-loss point must be adhered to; risk management can't be taken lightly. The buying pressure is so fierce, it's quite interesting. The quick rebound indicates there's still a lot of money in the market. $250,000 didn't stop the upward trend? It must be really strong; I suspect institutional push. TPS doubling upgrade sounds great, but don't be blinded by technicals; actual application matters too. How long can this double drive last? I feel like speculative funds can't sustain this for too long.

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