In the privacy coin sector, Monero has always firmly held the leading position—this is beyond dispute. While big zero coins are quite well-known, they are somewhat tenuous in the long run. What's the fundamental difference? Monero's privacy and security mechanism is almost at the ceiling level within the entire crypto ecosystem, and it’s hard to find a comparable one in the entire market.

Someone has mentioned Monero's drawbacks, and indeed, its total supply is difficult to confirm precisely, which is a technical peculiarity. But this seems to have little impact. Why? Because the market's recognition of strong privacy needs has remained quite stable, and this demand alone is enough to support an upward trend in the coin's price. From a trading perspective, the sustained popularity of these privacy assets says everything.