A conservative target for ZEC is around 3-5% of Bitcoin's market cap. This assumes BTC holders naturally rotate a small portion into ZEC as a privacy hedge and risk management play. The aggressive target sits at 15-20%. Think of it like the silver-to-gold ratio in crypto form. That's the zone where privacy starts getting real attention. The moonshot scenario? A full flippening. But that only plays out if something catastrophic happens to Bitcoin. Think Michael Saylor-level drama or a quantum computing breakthrough that shakes confidence in BTC. Each target reflects a different market psychology. The conservative one is about portfolio diversification. The aggressive one is about narrative shift. The flippening is about a complete regime change. None of this is financial advice. Just mapping out the possible paths based on historical precedent and market dynamics. Privacy coins have a unique value proposition that tends to get rediscovered during certain market cycles.