$AZTEC School district housing and AZTEC

A few days ago, my dad took my brother to rent a house next to the school, but surprisingly, they couldn’t find one. Good things are never considered expensive, but often there is no market for them.
Why does school district housing retain its value so well? First and foremost, it meets the demand for students to attend nearby schools, and this demand is very large. So why has Ethereum remained resilient over time? Because it satisfies the liquidity needs of large capital. We can keenly observe that Ethereum’s contract market is nearly 20 times the spot market, far surpassing other coins. This is because smart contracts can leverage over 100x, and the liquidity they bring is unmatched elsewhere. Large capital requires high liquidity, so Ethereum is in a supply-demand imbalance—demand exceeds supply. Even short-selling funds need high liquidity, creating huge demand. As a pioneer of privacy chains on Ethereum, it also benefits from this secondary invisible demand. Isn’t privacy needed for so much capital operating on Ethereum? Just like many students attending school create demand for school district housing, which helps it retain value. There’s no real difference; both are products born to satisfy a secondary demand for large liquidity. I also keenly observe that the contract market for this coin can accommodate nearly 100 million in circulating holdings, compared to only 2 million in the insufficient spot market, reaching an astonishing 50x. Although this only lasted a day, it demonstrated its potential. Currently, it’s only around 6 million, just three times that, compared to the peak of 50x, which has shrunk significantly. So I remain confident and bullish on reaching $0.1.