Recently, I came across a privacy coin project called ZKAP. After looking into it, I found that it’s not a three-no product. The project has its own official website, a fairly comprehensive feature section, and you can also find demo videos and the official Twitter account. The fundamentals seem relatively reliable.
From on-chain data, this coin’s internal market progress has already reached 94%, with about 13 BNB stacked in the liquidity pool. To be honest, this scale is indeed not large, so entering now would give a relatively significant share of holdings. However, because the pool is shallow, price fluctuations could be quite intense.
The anonymous coin track has always been played by some, but risks and opportunities coexist. Early-stage projects are either taking off or zeroing out; everyone should weigh the risks themselves.
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NFTBlackHole
· 23h ago
A pool with 13 BNB, you have to be very careful. If a whale comes in, it could cause a dump.
I understand the feeling of early tokens, but the name ZKAP sounds a bit familiar... I need to check if there were any issues with previous old projects.
Having a solid fundamentals doesn’t mean it’s not a pump-and-dump scheme. Has the contract been audited?
The 94% internal progress feels a bit rushed. How are they progressing so quickly?
Playing with such a shallow pool and volatility is exciting, but I only dare to test the waters with pocket money.
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MEVHunter
· 23h ago
13 BNB pools, this is what I call an arbitrage paradise... monitor the mempool, execute a flash loan, and the price difference appears.
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94% of the domestic market progress is allocated to shallow pools. This gas war will be interesting, but only gamblers dare to enter.
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The race in privacy coins is basically about who can optimize gas fees; whoever does so first gets the initial flow. ZKAP's scale... sigh, better wait for arbitrage bots to test the waters first.
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Official website with complete demo videos, that's nothing special. The key is how the MEV mechanism is designed; otherwise, it's just a three-no (no innovation, no quality, no reputation).
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13 BNB haha, if funds really flood in, the coin price would instantly create an ideal terrain for sandwich attacks.
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Early projects holding large proportions of assets tend to have extreme risk-reward differentiation. I want to see how well this coin's mining pool relationships are set up.
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Pools are shallow to this extent yet still claim the fundamentals are reliable. Never mind, I'll just monitor its liquidity changes and see.
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Anonymous coins have always been tightly monitored by regulators. If ZKAP really wants to take off, it needs some real tricks; otherwise, it’s just a target for capital manipulation.
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GateUser-44a00d6c
· 23h ago
Only 13 BNB in the pool? How small must it be? A big whale investing could directly cause a surge or a dump.
Privacy coins seem less popular now compared to before, but the 94% progress is indeed a bit interesting.
Early projects are mostly just about luck and fate. I still prefer ones with some volume, so I feel more secure.
How did you come up with the name ZKAP? It looks a bit awkward.
By the way, can projects like this still succeed now? It seems that regulations are tightening more and more.
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PrivacyMaximalist
· 23h ago
The pool is so shallow that if a big player enters, it can either take off immediately or dump the market—it's all about luck.
With 13 BNB in liquidity, it's truly a drop in the bucket right now, and the risks are outrageously high.
The anonymous coin track has always been like this; no matter how good the fundamentals are, the fate of the market is doomed by its tiny size.
Early projects are just in it for quick profits, so be mentally prepared for losses.
Recently, I came across a privacy coin project called ZKAP. After looking into it, I found that it’s not a three-no product. The project has its own official website, a fairly comprehensive feature section, and you can also find demo videos and the official Twitter account. The fundamentals seem relatively reliable.
From on-chain data, this coin’s internal market progress has already reached 94%, with about 13 BNB stacked in the liquidity pool. To be honest, this scale is indeed not large, so entering now would give a relatively significant share of holdings. However, because the pool is shallow, price fluctuations could be quite intense.
The anonymous coin track has always been played by some, but risks and opportunities coexist. Early-stage projects are either taking off or zeroing out; everyone should weigh the risks themselves.