Ladies and gentlemen, the recent surge in $ZBT driven by hype has likely ignited a buying frenzy that will probably turn into regret and panic selling by tomorrow. Take a moment to calm down and analyze.

The signals coming from the one-hour chart are quite obvious—bullish momentum from the big players is weakening, and the trap of inducing buying is already underway. In simple terms: artificially creating a bullish illusion to generate a sense of urgency to "get in now," prompting you to follow the trend. The real goal behind this is to absorb the last wave of retail liquidity as a stepping stone for selling. The most dangerous point at these nodes isn't a decline but a "quick rally to lure you in, then suddenly slam the accelerator and leave you holding at a high level."

Structurally, there is already a clear bearish defense line stacked above the price. The zones 0.1944–0.2098 and 0.2060–0.2108 form the first dense resistance band. The overlapping of these zones is very significant—repeated selling pressure in the same price range indicates a "dead end" for the bulls. Once the price is pulled back here, two classic scenarios usually unfold: either sideways consolidation to create the illusion of a "breakout," or a sharp breach of key levels followed by a quick retracement, swallowing up both chasing buy orders and stop-losses.

Further up, the zone 0.2356–0.2413 acts like a "second ceiling." Only when trading volume truly increases and the 1-hour chart consistently stays above 0.2108 can there be confidence to consider reaching this level. Otherwise, it’s likely just a game of "raising the price to show you, then dropping it to make you lose."

Looking from below, the accumulation zone provides a good reference point for risk control. The range 0.1003–0.1064 is the first "support zone" where someone has started to absorb the sell orders. This means that if the hype above fails and the price begins to reverse, this zone will serve as an effective support.