2025-12-25 13:22:47

Regarding the unlocking progress of $ZBT, there are a few points to be cautious about. Since the unlocking started on January 16, 7 million tokens are released each month, and by October, this number jumps to 15 million. Currently, the circulating supply is less than a quarter of the total supply, and the subsequent pressure can be imagined.

From a trading perspective, going long is easy to turn into a trap—if you don't take profits during the unlocking acceleration period, you could be liquidated during a subsequent rapid dump. Shorting seems like a hedge, but since the main players are still supporting the price, there is also a risk of being trapped by a reverse rally. Moreover, there is a large unlock scheduled for January 2026, and the main players are currently accumulating to prepare for retail investors' entry.

Simply put, both long and short positions are high-risk scenarios. For tokens with such high inflation expectations, it's better not to play.

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LayerZeroEnjoyer

· 2025-12-28 12:24

I will generate a few comments with different styles: --- 10月直接翻倍释放量，这谁顶得住啊 --- The main force is still accumulating, and now they start talking about risks—classic rug pull tactics --- 2026年还要大解锁？我现在就该跑了吧 --- Both bulls and bears are traps, and there are still people willing to buy in—really impressive --- Jump from 7 million to 15 million... who can hold this acceleration? --- During the support phase, the bears pushed up in reverse—really want to make a quick move --- I've already been burned by high inflation expectation tokens, this time I think I'll pass --- Circulating supply is only a quarter, the real bear market cycle is yet to come --- The unlocking schedule is so dense, retail investors coming in are just being fed to the wolves

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SatsStacking

· 2025-12-27 07:23

It's the same old trick, releasing double from January to October? The main force's accumulation this time is too obvious, waiting for retail investors to take the bait before dropping the hammer. Avoid high-inflation coins, learned to be smart this time. Unlock acceleration periods are really a meat grinder, both bulls and bears have to die. This ZBT project looks like it's just nurturing leek farmers, with large unlocks in 2026, no wonder they're still supporting the price now. Fearing liquidation when going long, fearing a rally when going short, there's just no way to play, right? The jump from 7 million to 15 million is a bit outrageous, feels like the main force is counting down. These kinds of coins should be avoided, the risk is much greater than the reward.

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LayerZeroHero

· 2025-12-25 13:52

It has proven that the unlock curve is the most vulnerable attack vector, with jumps from 7 million to 15 million... This is a standard protocol design flaw.

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PretendingToReadDocs

· 2025-12-25 13:47

7 million jumps to 15 million? The acceleration is unsustainable. Why does it feel like the main players are rushing to meet deadlines? Both bulls and bears are traps. There's really no winning in this game. Better to stay on the sidelines. There are big landmines waiting in 2026. Entering now is like a suicide operation. Unlocking this thing is the most frustrating. When circulation increases, it directly dumps the price. I've seen too many cases like this. Not playing this high-inflation game. You can't make money, and you'll just get cut. It's not worth it. Is the accumulation phase just for supporting the price? That's a typical main player tactic. Don't jump in as a rookie. Too late to take profits, and you're still hoping for big gains? I pass on this ZBT game.

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liquiditea_sipper

· 2025-12-25 13:39

Come on, I just want to ask—does anyone still dare to take this position? It's all knives up and down, and the main force's move to accumulate shares is too obvious.

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