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I’ve been tracking $ZEN for years, and its year-end closes reveal something many overlook:
this asset doesn’t move on hype — it moves in cycles. 🔄
$ZEN Year-End Closing Prices:
• 2017: ~$60 • 2018: ~$6 • 2019: ~$4 • 2020: ~$8 • 2021: ~$67 • 2022: ~$9 • 2023: ~$10 • 2024: ~$16 • 2025: ❓
No noise. No empty narratives.
Just privacy + scalability built into real infrastructure. 🔐⚡
Horizen has quietly focused on utility, not attention — and history shows what happens when that flips.
$ZEN stayed silent for years…
then moved violently when the cycle turned. 💥 ⏰ Year-end closes matter more than people realize.
📈 Positioning happens before the candle confirms the move.💥 Missed cycles rarely offer second chances.
I’m watching $ZEN closely as this year unfolds.
#CryptoCycles #YearEndClose #altcoinseason #PrivacyCoins #ZEN

$FIL (Filecoin) — Year-End Closing Prices Tell a Story 👀
• 2017: ~$0.50
• 2018: ~$1.20
• 2019: ~$2.50
• 2020: ~$5.00
• 2021: ~$70.00 🚀
• 2022: ~$6.50
• 2023: ~$5.00
• 2024: ~$6.00
• 2025: ❓
No hype here — just pure market cycles 🔄
Filecoin has survived multiple bull and bear phases while continuing to build a decentralized storage future 💾
Backed by a strong community 🌐 and real-world utility, $FIL is designed for long-term resilience 🔐
It’s weathered crypto storms ❄️
Stayed under the radar 👀
And kept building value quietly ⚡
⏰ Year-end closes matter more than most realize
📈 Positioning happens before the candle closes
💥 Missed moves rarely come back
$FIL
#CryptoCycles #YearEndClose #altcoinseason #DecentralizedStorage #HODL

The domestic equity market ended the final trading session of 2025 on a positive note. Although early buying interest provided strong support, some late-session profit-taking slightly moderated gains toward the close. Nevertheless, the market finished the year reflecting underlying strength.
Throughout 2025, the ASPI delivered an impressive return of 41.9%, while the S&P SL20 advanced by 26.6%, highlighting a solid year for equity investors.
By year-end, the market capitalization of the Colombo Stock Exchange stood at LKR 8.1 trillion, with 288 listed companies. Total market turnover for the year amounted to LKR 1.2 trillion, while average daily turnover was recorded at LKR 5.2 billion.
IPO activity remained limited during the year, with CALH, JFP, and WTS joining the exchange.
At today’s close, the ASPI gained 178 points to finish at 22,624, while the S&P SL20 rose by 46 points to end the year at 6,157.
The main positive contributors to the ASPI were JKH, SFCL, ACL, SAMP, and HASU.
Daily turnover stood at LKR 4.7 billion, approximately 29% above the monthly average of LKR 3.6 billion. Retail investors dominated trading activity, while high-net-worth participation remained moderate.
Notable interest was observed in construction sector counters, with several stocks recording the highest turnovers for the session. From a sectoral perspective, the Capital Goods sector accounted for 46% of total turnover, while the Food, Beverage & Tobacco and Banking sectors together contributed around 20%.
Foreign investors continued to remain net sellers, recording a net outflow of LKR 103.3 million for the day.
Overall, the year-end performance reflects the market’s resilience and sets the tone for investor expectations heading into 2026.

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