I personally actually really like this position of 4STOCK right now.
Not because I think its fundamentals are particularly great—mainly because the recent consolidation and shakeout has been tough enough. It feels like everyone who should have sold has already sold, and the chips have actually become cleaner and cleaner.
So now I’d rather treat it as an under-the-water observation target. I won’t chase; I’ll just watch slowly.
I think the most comfortable state for stocks like this is: not many people are paying attention, the price is still below the waterline, and the shares have already been washed out about enough.
When the sentiment finally turns, the price likely won’t be this level anymore.
Of course, this is just my own understanding of the board—I'll just squat and watch for now.
The market starts to stabilize. At the opening of BNC’s U.S. stock trading, it gets hit down for a wave first—so there’s no need to panic too much.
If this kind of price action can hold up afterward, I’m more inclined to think there may be further upside moves later. Market sentiment is gradually coming back, and capital is starting to look for direction again.
On the other hand, the privacy sector is still continuing to heat up.
ZEC’s leading coin keeps moving forward; for small-cap targets like ZEN and DASH, just hold patiently. Real big trends usually aren’t finished in a single day. Once the sector starts to see volume expand and both price and volume move up together—that’s the real acceleration signal.
As long as the broader market holds steady, hotspots keep rotating, and the privacy sector keeps flying.🚀
In fact, 80% of my positions are BTC, but I usually don’t talk about it much.
Because in my view, BTC doesn’t need me to analyze it. It has always been the spiritual pillar of the crypto world, and the market’s most core liquidity.
What’s truly impressive about “big cake” isn’t just that it rises a lot—it’s that it has the ability to absorb an entire cycle.
Altcoins are different.
Altcoins are mostly about playing cycles, crafting narratives, and rotating capital. Today this track is hot—tomorrow it may switch to another.
So I’m willing to spend time researching ZEN and DASH, because altcoins require research; BTC, on the other hand, doesn’t need to be studied every day.
My thinking has always been very simple:
BTC is responsible for capturing the full cycle, and altcoins are responsible for finding opportunities in different phases.
If you can hold big cake steadily, then the rest is what has the资格 to go mess around. #BTC #ZEC #ZEN #DASH #币圈 #比特币突破8.5万美元
The market starts to stabilize. At the opening of BNC’s U.S. stock trading, it gets hit down for a wave first—so there’s no need to panic too much.
If this kind of price action can hold up afterward, I’m more inclined to think there may be further upside moves later. Market sentiment is gradually coming back, and capital is starting to look for direction again.
On the other hand, the privacy sector is still continuing to heat up.
ZEC’s leading coin keeps moving forward; for small-cap targets like ZEN and DASH, just hold patiently. Real big trends usually aren’t finished in a single day. Once the sector starts to see volume expand and both price and volume move up together—that’s the real acceleration signal.
As long as the broader market holds steady, hotspots keep rotating, and the privacy sector keeps flying.🚀
ZEC is still the leader. It keeps opening up upside potential and attracting more capital to pay attention. When the leader moves first, it’s actually slowly brewing sentiment for the entire privacy sector.
What I care about isn’t how much ZEC can rise in a single day, but whether it can truly bring the sector’s heat to life.
When capital rotates from the leader to lower market-cap targets, assets like ZEN and DASH will naturally come into the market’s spotlight too.
What we need most right now is patience—waiting for that signal: volume and price rising together, and the whole sector moving at the same time.
Only when that day comes will the privacy sector really start to get lively.
I recently came across something quite interesting: $4STOCK
In simple terms, it’s all about a story:
Stocks + Crypto + Memes
Four.Meme is bringing the concept of traditional stocks onto the BNB Chain, and BNC has already entered this ecosystem.
So what’s interesting about 4STOCK isn’t how much it’s worth right now, but the imagination space behind it:
Back then, stocks and the crypto world were two separate worlds, but now some people are starting to try combining stock assets, on-chain trading, and meme culture into one.
If this game really gets hyped up by the market, 4STOCK could become a great traffic entry point.
Of course, 4STOCK ≠ BNC, and it doesn’t mean you’re holding BNC stock.
I just think this direction is pretty interesting, so I decided to buy a long-term position.
The real upside for BNC: BNB rising is only the first step
I’ve been researching $BNC recently, and the more I look into it, the more I feel that the part of BNC truly worth paying attention to is not only “how much BNB it holds.” More importantly: Can BNC continuously increase the amount of BNB corresponding to each share, while also allowing the market to assign it a higher NAV valuation again? This is essentially a potential “double-click” logic. First click: continuously add to BNB, so that NAV per share grows. Assume that BNC continues to use financing, operating-generated funds, etc. to buy more BNB. So the most core change is: BNC holds more and more BNB. If the rate of adding new stocks does not exceed the growth rate of BNB assets, then in the long run, the amount of BNB per share has the opportunity to keep increasing.
Suppose later $BNB reaches $1,500. Using the current rough amount of BNB per share for BNC:
If NAV returns to 1:1, then BNC would roughly correspond to $13.5.
If a “Davis double-click” happens and NAV rises from 1x to 1.5x, then BNC would correspond to a price of about $19.9.
Of course, this is only a static projection based on the current amount of BNB per share. If BNC continues to accumulate more BNB later, the assets backing each share will also increase.
So when looking at BNC now, I’m not really focused on short-term price moves, but on two things:
Where can BNB go? How much can BNC’s NAV premium return to?
One is asset appreciation, and the other is valuation repair.
Only when both happen at the same time is BNC truly interesting.
The market hasn’t rushed to push higher, but the pullback has held up reasonably well, and it feels like capital is waiting for tomorrow’s U.S. stock market open.
Meanwhile, looking at the broader backdrop: senior officials from China and the U.S. have been in ongoing contact recently. President Trump’s state visit to China is also progressing, and discussions are underway on issues including trade, AI, and key minerals. At least in the near term, concerns about further escalation have been somewhat eased for the market. (Reuters)
And BNC’s own logic hasn’t changed either—BNB Treasury.
If tomorrow, after the U.S. stock market opens, capital begins to consolidate and flow back, will BNC go straight into “bulldozer mode”?
Let’s look at the chart first—don’t rush. #BNC #BNB
BNC has recently started to feel like it's having a hard time holding on.
After pulling up for a wave earlier, it didn’t keep charging forward. Instead, it’s been digesting the positions sideways all along—this kind of走势 (trend) is actually what I like more.
Now BNC’s BNB holdings have already exceeded 515,000 units. As the BNB price rises, it naturally lifts the base value of its assets. (GlobeNewswire)
What’s truly worth expecting is the following two Davis “double-click” effects:
BNB goes up → BNC net assets go up + The market re-prices BNC with a higher premium → BNC valuation expands again
If these two lines happen at the same time, the upside won’t be just a simple follow-the-BNB rise.
Now we just need to see when it will really start making moves. #BNC #BNB #BNBChain #4Stock
Crypto veterans know: in a truly established consensus market, a sector won’t just rise with a single top “dragon.” ZEC is responsible for opening up the space—then the following capital will naturally look for more flexible, higher-upside targets.
That’s also why I’ve kept paying attention to ZEN. It’s not only a traditional privacy coin; it also carries narratives like Private DeFi and privacy infrastructure.
Of course, how far ZEN can go depends mainly on three things: how strong ZEC is, how hot the privacy sector is, and whether capital continues to rotate.
As long as these logics don’t change, I won’t easily get off just because of a few percentage points of ups and downs.
Remember this: as long as ZEC keeps making new highs in the privacy sector, it will keep exploding. If it hasn’t exploded, it just means the ZEC price isn’t high enough yet.
The privacy track is getting a bit more interesting today.
People have always asked me:
Why are you so focused on ZEN?
Actually, it’s quite simple.
I’m not looking at how much ZEN rises in a single day. I’m looking to see whether the privacy track has formed a sector-level effect.
Earlier on, ZEC kept pulling market attention toward the privacy narrative.
Now we’re starting to see ZEN move along.
That’s exactly what I’m paying more attention to.
Because in a genuinely sustainable sector trend, it usually won’t be the case that only one leader keeps going up forever.
The leader first educates the market, then capital starts paying attention to the entire sector, and then it looks for those with smaller market caps and lower gains earlier on.
That’s what I’ve always said:
ZEC opens up the ceiling for the privacy sector, and ZEN gets the market to rethink how much room there is left in this track.
What’s most worth observing in the privacy sector right now isn’t whether ZEN is up 10% or 20% today.
It’s what happens next:
Can ZEC continue to maintain its momentum?
Can ZEN continue to attract capital attention?
Will other privacy assets like DASH and XMR keep showing up in rotation?
If it’s just ZEC rallying on its own, then it’s still a leader-market.
But if more and more privacy assets start rotating,
then that would indicate that—
the market might not be trading one ZEC anymore, but the entire “privacy” sector itself.
I’ll say it again:
Before the sector trend is over, try not to rush to draw conclusions.
But for me, what’s truly worth paying attention to isn’t how much it’s risen over these few days—it’s why I started laying in positions around 5.1.
My logic has always been simple:
When a bull market comes, if I believe in the BNB ecosystem, besides buying BNB directly, isn’t there a way to get a BNB treasury company at a lower price?
At the time, BNC was still trading low, and the market wasn’t paying much attention to it. I chose to lay in positions first rather than wait until everyone understood it and then chase.
Now, this upswing—at least to a certain extent—just reflects the market beginning to re-price the narrative of the “BNB treasury.”
BNC currently holds about 515,500 BNB. The company itself is increasingly becoming an asset vehicle for the BNB ecosystem. (GlobeNewswire)
What’s even more interesting is that recently BNB itself has also been gaining strength. On September 18, BNB closed at around $761. (CoinGecko)
So I’m actually in no hurry to chase now.
Around 5.1, what I was waiting for was the logic.
Now what I’m waiting for is market sentiment.
If the real行情 (the real trend) arrives, treasury companies don’t just move up along with their underlying assets—they may also see valuation premiums.
That’s also why I was willing to position in BNC when it was still low.
ZEN has completely shaken off the pressure zone in front of it.
Where it can go next isn’t just a matter of looking at a technical level anymore—I think it depends on how much heat the entire privacy track still has.
So far, I haven’t found any track whose market attention is able to clearly surpass privacy.
In the past, whenever ZEC was rising, I kept bringing up ZEN—not because I was shouting every day that ZEN would go up, but to remind everyone of one thing:
Don’t ignore the privacy track.
Old-timers in the crypto world know this: a track that truly forms consensus usually doesn’t just rise with one leading coin.
ZEC is responsible for reigniting the “privacy” narrative—pulling capital and attention into it. Once the leader opens up the space, the market will naturally start looking within the sector for other logical and resilient targets.
And one aspect of ZEN that I’m particularly interested in is that its narrative isn’t limited to the traditional “privacy coins.”
Private DeFi, privacy infrastructure, privacy assets, and on-chain interactions… If the market in the future truly starts assigning a higher valuation to the “privacy” direction, then the story ZEN can carry isn’t small at all.
So right now, I’m actually less concerned about how many percentage points ZEN is up today, or how many it will pull back tomorrow.
How high ZEN can ultimately go depends on three things: how strong ZEC can remain, how hot the privacy track can stay, and whether capital continues to spread from the leader into the broader sector.
As long as these three conditions persist, the market won’t end its move just because it’s up or down for a day or two.
If you’re on the train, be patient.
Don’t let a small pullback kick you off the train, and don’t start fantasizing about the destination just because there’s a sudden surge.
I started paying attention to ZEN from the beginning because I was waiting for the privacy track to truly form consensus.
What needs to be done now is to keep observing how long this fire will last.
Today it briefly broke above $1,500, and the increase over the past month has already been extremely wild.
But the faster and more accelerated the market gets, the more you need to stay objective: what’s really being tested now is whether the privacy track can keep expanding—not simply whether people are chasing ZEC’s price gains.
The NU7 upgrade, ETF inflows, and institutional attention are all continuously heating up the privacy narrative.
If ZEC continues to stay strong, that’s the signal worth watching for the entire privacy track.
BNC is objective-looking, but the core is still BNB.
When BNB goes up → the BNB assets held by BNC increase in value → NAV improves; if the market also offers a premium to the Treasury company at the same time, BNC’s upside would be even greater.
But the reverse is true as well: when BNB pulls back + the premium contracts, BNC could be hit twice.
So don’t just focus on the BNC price right now—the real things to watch are: the BNB price, the number of BNC holdings, and the premium of BNC relative to NAV.
If BNB keeps strengthening, the BNC story will become more and more interesting.
I think the most interesting part of BNC right now isn’t simply “how many BNB it holds.” It’s this: when will the market be willing to once again assign BNB Treasury a valuation premium?
Currently, BNC holds about 515,000 BNB. But according to the latest data, its stock market cap is actually clearly lower than the value of those BNB assets—its mNAV is only around 0.5x.
That creates a very interesting structure:
BNB rises → BNC’s book assets rise BNC receives more funding → it can further expand the BNB Treasury As the BNB Treasury grows → market attention increases If, in the future, the market re-recognizes this model, the valuation could move from a “discount” back to “par” or even a premium.
So when I look at BNC now, I’m not just watching BNB’s ups and downs today. I’m observing a bigger question:
Can BNB have its own “MicroStrategy moment”?
Of course, BNC and MSTR aren’t exactly the same, and you can’t simply copy a valuation model from a Bitcoin company. Also, BNC still faces risks such as financing, dilution, BNB price volatility, and Treasury execution.
But if, in the future, BNB continues to strengthen, and meanwhile BNC’s mNAV repairs from a discount toward 1x or even higher, then the valuation change between these two in itself could become a very interesting trading thesis.
Right now, what I want to focus on more is:
BNB price × BNC holdings × BNC market cap.
Don’t just look at the stock price—look at whether it’s still at a discount, back at par, or starting to trade at a premium.