I recently observed an interesting phenomenon—many privacy-focused cryptocurrencies that have been dormant suddenly start to move. Take this project as an example; it just broke through the $0.13 mark this afternoon. Although the movement isn't large, the timing is quite subtle.

Why is it worth paying attention now? Ultimately, it's the fundamental logic of the privacy track. A quick review of the historical performance of privacy coins reveals that none of the truly active privacy tokens are cheap. This is not a coincidence but a long-term market recognition of the need for privacy protection.

Some people might still be waiting for a lower price, but don't forget a detail—the best time to position is often not at the lowest point but when no one is watching. If by the end of the month it really breaks the $1 threshold, looking back, today’s $0.13 might be a good entry point.

In the privacy coin sector, those who are optimistic have already quietly positioned themselves. Instead of regretting later, it's better to think carefully about your judgment now.