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I held $LYX for several years. Yesterday, I sold 90% of my holdings at the all-time low, taking a loss of over $50,000. But I don’t regret it, because the LUKSO team is not a team that knows how to seize opportunities. Over the years, they kept talking about grand narratives while ignoring real market demand. Whenever the market changed, they always hesitated, lacking the fast execution that truly great companies should have. But during all those years holding LUKSO, it actually led me to discover Zcash, and that may end up being the greatest value LUKSO ever gave me. When I completely lost faith in LUKSO, I suddenly realized something: LUKSO has always pursued the idea of putting identity on-chain and making all transaction history publicly unified. The result? The market simply didn’t care. So I started wondering: what if the exact opposite approach is the right one? What if true anonymity, selective disclosure of transaction data, and real privacy protection are what people actually need? That’s when I discovered Zcash. After studying it deeply, I realized that the logic behind Zcash reflects real market demand far better. A completely transparent on-chain ledger fundamentally conflicts with real-world commercial needs. That’s why, no matter how LUKSO changes, I believe its ending is already decided. Meanwhile, $ZEC has already risen more than tenfold over the past year and could potentially become the next Bitcoin. In my view, Zcash represents what blockchain was always supposed to become.























