Before you call Bitcoin "slow," you need to know its starting line.
Think about it: In 2010, you had a real choice. You could buy Gold at about $1,200 an ounce, or Bitcoin for just 8 cents. Both were ideas about storing value, one ancient, one brand new. Now, check out the results from that starting line.
Gold Today · 2010 Price: ~$1,200 per ounce · Current Price: ~$5,080 per ounce
· Growth: Roughly 4x its 2010 value.
That's solid, stable, and trusted—it's doing its job perfectly as a store of wealth.
Bitcoin Today · 2010 Price: $0.08 · Current Price: ~$88,000
· Growth: Roughly 1.1 million times its 2010 value. The Lesson So, when Gold breaks new records, it's doing what it's always done: moving steadily. But to say Bitcoin is "slow"? That's ignoring the entire story. A million-fold increase isn't slow—it's a different kind of race entirely. The point is this: They are not the same game. Gold is the anchor—stable, reliable, your safe haven. Bitcoin was the rocket—a new paradigm with unimaginable upside. Instead of comparing their speed, understand their role. Use the anchor to keep your portfolio steady, and if you choose, use the rocket to power its growth.
Looking at the move $ZKP just made — over 50% in a day — that’s not normal momentum, that’s a full sprint. The chart shows it peaked around $0.125 earlier, pulled back a bit, but is still holding strong above $0.117.
When an asset runs this hard, this fast, you usually see one of two things next:
1. A brief consolidation — profit-takers step in, price chills between support and resistance for a bit before deciding the next direction. 2. A sharp pullback — especially if volume starts fading or if there’s no real catalyst behind the pump besides momentum.
Right now, the mark price is barely above the last price, which tells me the futures market isn’t getting overly greedy here. That could mean traders are cautious at these levels.
If it breaks and holds above $0.125, I could see it targeting $0.14. If it loses $0.116, a retest toward $0.104 support is likely.
Me personally? I’d be watching the hourly close and volume. No FOMO chasing up here — but if it stabilizes above $0.12, the bulls might not be done yet.
$ENSO — Rejection at Resistance: Bearish Momentum Building
Short $ENSO Now Entry: 1.2900 – 1.2950 SL: 1.3100 TP1: 1.2750 TP2: 1.2511 TP3: 1.2300
Price is down -3.45% and struggling below the AVL resistance at 1.2939. Mark price is barely above last price, signaling weak momentum. Order book shows more selling pressure (68.30% sell). A break below 1.2750 could accelerate the drop.
$BULLA — Bullish Continuation: Testing Key Resistance for Breakout
Long $BULLA Now Entry: 0.02530 – 0.02550 SL: 0.02470 TP1: 0.02624 TP2: 0.02680 TP3: 0.02750
Price is up +5.16% and approaching the AVL resistance at 0.02561. Mark price is slightly below last price, but momentum remains positive. A break above AVL could open the path toward the 24h high at 0.02680.
Long $ACA Now Entry: 0.0045 – 0.0047 SL: 0.0042 TP1: 0.0048 TP2: 0.0052 TP3: 0.0056
Price is up +21.05% and marked as a Gainer ahead of delisting (2026-02-13). Trading at AVL with strong momentum, this could be a final liquidity push toward the 24h high at 0.0056. High-risk, high-reward setup—trade with caution.
$SIREN Waking Up Again: 17% Surge Signals Renewed Momentum
Long $SIREN Now Entry: 0.11630 – 0.11700 SL: 0.10899 TP1: 0.12479 TP2: 0.14058 TP3: 0.15637
Price is up +17.43%, breaking above the AVL at 0.11636 with massive volume (3.44B SIREN). The Siren is waking up again—strong buyer interest is pushing price toward the 24h high at 0.12388. A clean hold above AVL could spark another powerful rally.
$ETH showing renewed strength after flipping back above short-term structure on the 1H chart. Price reacted sharply from the recent swing low, followed by strong bullish follow-through and increasing momentum. The bounce suggests dip buyers are actively defending this zone, shifting short-term bias back in favor of the bulls.