Dear contributors,
I’m proud to tell that recently NZE token has made a real breakthrough — its price jumped by six times! At Nagezeni, we attribute this growth to the large-scale trading contest we are conducting. According to its rules, the participants should trade NZE tokens on CoinSuper exchange. So, people rushed to make transactions that resulted in the price increase.
Still, we are certain that the NZE can show even better performance in the future. Several examples in the cryptocurrency market are a clear evidence of such probability. For example, while the Waves price grew by over 5 times in June over one month, later it skyrocketed by 6.5 times during October — December 2017.
Ripple demonstrated an equally impressive picture. The token rose by nearly 9 times in December and then almost doubled a month later.
Surely, we are not able to make any predictions, but witnessing the performance of other coins, such as Waves and XRP, we believe NZE token will continue to show good results as well.
Is it reasonable to sell the coins right now? We assume that no and the trading contest we are holding is one of the reasons for it.
The idea of the competition is not simply to buy and sell or buy and hold NZE tokens. The participants should buy more than sell. The net purchase volume is what determines the winners. Basically, if you sell your NZE tokens now, another trader will be right there to purchase them, gaining a higher chance to win a Lamborghini or other prizes in the contest. What’s more, the coin can apparently rise, so the NZE buyer will be able to sell it later for better profits. In other words, those who are actively trading today and even buying at high may benefit in any case. And those holders who are selling, risk losing both potential profit and prizes.
The trading contest has only started, so NZE token price is still far from its full potential. The decision always remains yours, but I hope our insights helped you get a broader picture of the market and its tendencies.
Think ahead, stay wise, and wait for the right moment.
Sincerely yours,
Yoshihito Matsumiya
CEO Nagezeni
