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The four tokens VVV, NEAR, ZEC, HYPE and LIT previously allocated by Bankless Lianchuang all increased by more than 100%.

PANews reported on September 24 that according to Ai Auntie’s monitoring, Bankless co-founder David Hoffman cleared ETH in May and switched to VVV, NEAR, ZEC, HYPE and LIT in June. At present, the four assets it disclosed to build positions have all risen sharply, among which LIT has the highest increase, reaching 293%. The specific cost of opening a position and current income performance are as follows:

NEAR: Cost is about $1.4, current increase is about 223%;

ZEC: Cost is about $560, current increase is about 173%;

HYPE: Cost is about $45, current increase is about 106%;

LIT: Cost is about $1.35, current increase is about 293%;

VVV: The cost of opening a position was not disclosed.

Hoffman again expressed his bullishness on ZEC and NEAR this morning. He said, "ZEC in 2026 is ETH in 2021." As long as ZEC's narrative can convince some Bitcoin holders, its price may continue to rise; at the same time, he called NEAR "the new consensus anchor for smart contracts," believing that its buying may come mainly from retail investors, but it also shows an upward trend.

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