Recently, many people have been watching ZEC's market trend, and the price increase is indeed eye-catching. Many private messages ask whether to jump in and how much longer it can rise. Some have even already invested money, fearing to miss out. But don't get too excited just yet; it's important to understand the underlying logic.

Having navigated the crypto market for 8 years, I've seen too many scenarios like this—where a statement from a well-known figure can trigger a wave of market movement. The current rise of ZEC is driven by this factor. Looking back at history, the previous ZEC rally was driven by a similar mechanism. At that time, many retail investors followed the trend, but after the market cooled down, ZEC was cut in half, and many are still trapped at high levels.

What is the essence of influencers or big V traders' calls? Basically, it's for traffic and the commercial interests behind it. When they make calls, they never mention risks; they just keep saying "buy now" or "go all in." But in their minds, they've already planned when to enter and exit—it's the follow-the-trend retail investors who end up holding the bag. By the time you realize you want to sell, they've already taken profits and disappeared.

From a technical perspective, ZEC's upward momentum is still present, but it's approaching the key resistance level at 560. How strong is the pressure at this level? Looking at historical trends, previous attempts to break through this level failed to stabilize, with very fierce selling pressure. What's more concerning is that trading volume has started to shrink, which is a dangerous signal—indicating that the bulls' baton is running out of holders.

Market sentiment always moves faster than rationality, so many people rush in at the first sign of gains. But true trading wisdom is to stay calm at the peak. The 560 level could very well be the end point of this rally. If it can't break through effectively, the subsequent pullback could be more severe than you expect. So instead of blindly chasing highs, it's better to wait and see if 560 can be broken—if it does, then it's a different story; if it pulls back, then it's time to consider risk management.

The crypto world always plays out this way—every time, someone calls the shots, and every time, someone takes the other side. To lose less money, you need to learn to turn around and walk away when the crowd is thick.