2026-01-02 06:20:14

#美国证监会与商品期货委员会深化数字资产监管协作 Privacy coins have always been an interesting presence in the crypto market. $ZEC, $ZEN, $ZK and other privacy-focused tokens have recently gained a lot of attention—especially in the context of the US SEC and CFTC strengthening their cooperation on crypto regulation.

Regulators have generally been cautious about privacy features, which has posed policy risks for these tokens. But from another perspective, this regulatory pressure actually highlights the value of privacy technology itself. The market has been seeking a balance between on-chain transparency and user privacy.

If you're interested in the long-term prospects of privacy coins, it’s worth watching the specific actions of US regulatory agencies. Their policy tendencies often influence how these assets perform on major exchanges. Of course, given the current policy uncertainties, managing risks effectively is even more important.

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TerraNeverForget

· 01-05 05:28

With regulatory pressure hanging over us, privacy coins still have to grit their teeth and play... To put it simply, we're waiting for specific policies from the US. Friends currently hoarding ZEC should be sweating now.

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PoetryOnChain

· 01-04 19:26

SEC and CFTC teaming up? Privacy coins are about to face the music Privacy coins are in a bit of a dilemma this time; regulation tightening could spell trouble $ZEC really has to watch the SEC's moves this time; the risk is too high Simply put, privacy and compliance will never cross the same river The greater the regulatory pressure, the more valuable privacy coins become; this logic is a bit absolute This wave is causing a big stir; major exchanges are probably going to delist a bunch of privacy coins' features

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TopEscapeArtist

· 01-04 17:25

The bearish signals are at full blast, ZEC is probably going to be hammered again this wave, and when regulations tighten, these coins become hot potatoes. --- MACD hasn't even crossed yet, and you're already talking about long-term prospects, typical of someone who got caught and is still talking tough. --- Another wave of policy uncertainty, every time it's the same story, and yet we still have to cut losses—truly impressive. --- Privacy coins? Don't be ridiculous. Holding this stuff now is no different from suicide; the head and shoulders pattern is almost forming. --- Talking about risk management, it's actually just a warning for us not to buy the dip at high levels, but unfortunately, some people just can't break this bad habit.

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BugBountyHunter

· 01-02 21:20

Privacy coins are going to fade out this time, the SEC and CFTC working together feel like there's no good outcome. Why are ZEC, ZEN, and others still rising? I really don't understand. Those who dare to buy the dip despite such high regulatory risks are really tough. But on the other hand, the more they ban, the more people play, which actually proves there is demand. Risk management is truly the top priority; don't get caught off guard.

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GhostAddressHunter

· 01-02 06:46

Privacy coins are going to be out of favor... If the SEC and CFTC team up, there's basically no way out. It's not like regulatory pressure alone can cause a rise; it might actually lead to delisting. ZEC and others should have prepared for the worst long ago.

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TokenVelocity

· 01-02 06:38

Privacy coins are really at the mercy of regulatory decisions this time. Old-timers like ZEC might face freezing of liquidity. But on the other hand, the logic that the more they are banned, the more valuable they become, sometimes does hold... hard to say.

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liquidation_watcher

· 01-02 06:38

With regulation coming, privacy coins are about to get exciting, but this logic is a bit backwards... But on the other hand, the SEC group has been really messing around; coins like ZEC should have been taken seriously a long time ago.

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token_therapist

· 01-02 06:34

Will privacy coins fade away or take off this time... Let's see how the SEC plays it. It's really a gamble.

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DAOdreamer

· 01-02 06:25

ZEC is about to be targeted; once regulators step in, privacy coins are doomed. Privacy coins can't gain popularity; with the SEC and CFTC working together, there's no hope. To put it nicely, it's policy risk; to put it bluntly, they've been targeted. I wouldn't dare to touch it. The more these things are banned, the more people want them, and they might even rise? But the risks are indeed high. Regulators are determined to enforce transparency. Has the spring for privacy coins really arrived... it's a bit uncertain.

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