ZAMA experienced a sharp sell-off at opening, indeed fierce, but holders need not panic. Beyond the surface emotional fluctuations, this downward pressure mainly comes from community airdrop participants and public sale cash-outs, with the public sale cost clearly set at 0.045 USDT.

Currently, the price has fallen to $0.02, and those who hurriedly sold between 0.03 and 0.04 are mostly in the camp of cutting losses or breaking even and exiting. This is the best time for major institutions to filter their chips—only impatient investors will become the providers of "bloodied chips." Since the public sale cost benchmark is clear, what reason is there to fear at this level? Holders can wait for the emotional selling pressure to subside; the moment when value re-pricing occurs is the true breakout point. Keep an eye on related ecosystems like XPL ($0.10), as early low-position investors will eventually reap the rewards.