Binance Coin has advanced from about $787 in late November to around $911, signaling renewed trader confidence ahead of the Fermi hard fork. The upgrade, scheduled to reduce block times to 0.45 seconds, is expected to boost throughput and reinforce BSC’s competitiveness. Speculation around a Grayscale BNB ETF and a 1.3 million token burn could tighten supply and support price action.
Zcash has risen about 9% as whales moved balances off exchanges and leveraged long positions increased. Price remains within a tight range with support near $371 and resistance around $408, suggesting a possible breakout as open interest in derivatives grows. Top traders remain predominantly long, reinforcing continued upside momentum.
BlockDAG is in the final stretch of its presale, with BDAG priced at $0.001 in Batch 35. Public trading is slated to begin on February 16 at a fixed $0.05 launch price, delivering a built-in 50× upside based on the fixed-entry model. Adoption is expanding, with more than 3.5 million X1 mobile users and over 312,000 holders participating in the ecosystem; mining hardware sales have closed, reducing new supply inflows. The remaining 2.43 billion BDAG coins in the presale and the fixed pricing mechanic underpin a potential move toward the $1 milestone as real-world usage grows.
While BNB and ZEC show momentum driven by upgrades and accumulation, BlockDAG’s presale structure provides a clearer early-access pathway to upside. Analysts view the $1 target as achievable through accelerating ecosystem activity rather than speculative hype, making BlockDAG a distinctive candidate for the next crypto to explode.
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