Seeing Arthur Hayes openly shout long $ZEC , really has a familiar taste.
In the last bull market, SBF's remark, "Sell me your SOL below $3 and then roll away," was criticized heavily at the time. As a result, SOL later soared to over two hundred, and that tweet directly became legendary.
Now history seems to be repeating itself.
Hayes said: "#ZEC next stop $1000," and didn't forget to add, "Come on, haters, keep shorting." This tone is just like the confidence of top players before they ignite.
ZEC is not a new concept; it represents the revival of an old narrative—privacy, computing power, and the taste of old money.
In an increasingly regulated environment, assets that can be "hidden" and "opened" have become scarce.
This market trend is not just about ups and downs, but a cycle of narrative.
Those who laughed at SOL back then are still watching the excitement from the sidelines.
As for whether ZEC can become a legend again?
The market will provide an answer, but I know one thing—bull markets never repeat, yet they always favor a few people.
Continuously follow: $SAPIEN $AIA
