Recent performance in the privacy coin sector has indeed been impressive. The trends of veteran anonymous coins like DASH and ZEN also confirm a pattern—these types of assets are often backed by strong entities, with relatively longer holding cycles, providing followers with multiple entry points.

From a market perspective, privacy coins are relatively niche assets, but precisely because of this characteristic, the main players tend to hold positions for longer periods. Unlike those hotly speculated concept coins, the ups and downs of privacy coins follow their own rhythm. Institutions' patience with these types of coins often exceeds retail investors' expectations, which is why they often provide multiple opportunities to enter the market.

Of course, without personal participation, these observations might seem somewhat superficial. Sometimes, watching the market move, one can't help but think that it would have been better if the holdings had been a bit larger back then.