Stellar lumens (XLM) and Dogecoin (DOGE) are under pressure as both cryptocurrencies face bearish momentum. XLM has declined for five consecutive days, trading around $0.155, with traders increasingly shorting the asset. If XLM fails to recover above $0.161, analysts predict a potential drop to $0.136. Meanwhile, DOGE has broken a critical support level at $0.095, now trading at $0.089. Despite a 4.5% decline, some analysts suggest DOGE might be nearing a bottom, reminiscent of past rallies. In contrast, Zero Knowledge Proof (ZKP) is gaining attention as it reduces its token supply. The ZKP presale auction is nearing the end of Stage 2, with daily token distribution set to decrease from 190 million to 180 million in Stage 3. This reduction is part of a broader strategy to create scarcity across 17 stages, ultimately reaching 40 million tokens per day. ZKP aims to build a privacy-focused AI ecosystem, leveraging zero-knowledge cryptography for secure data exchange. As interest grows, the presale offers a unique opportunity for contributors before the supply tightens further.