Recently, I've been paying attention to the performance of privacy coins and found that Monero XMR's resilience indeed stands out. Throughout the market fluctuations, it remains quite solid. But the problem is, this toughness hasn't translated into an upward breakthrough; instead, it seems a bit awkward. Comparing it with ZEC, Monero performs more strongly in terms of resistance, but does this mean its fundamental value is greater? This logic seems to be flawed. Currently, the trend of these privacy coins looks like they are frozen, neither willing to decline nor to rise. Is this passive steadiness a market re-pricing of their value, or just a temporary deadlock? It's truly worth pondering.

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