ZEC has indeed been quite volatile recently. On-chain data shows large holders frequently entering and exiting, suggesting some investors have already been washed out, and the market liquidity structure has also changed. From a technical perspective, there is a divergence between volume and price, and short-term downward pressure is building up. If the market cap is pushed up by the main players and then suddenly dumps, the decline could be beyond expectations, so caution is advised regarding market sentiment reversal.
BTC also warrants attention. The current price hovers around 534.96 USDT, with support at the 533.0 level. Approaching this support level, it might be worth considering a long position. However, resistance at 544.0 cannot be ignored, and the range from 544.0 to 547.8 is a zone to be particularly cautious of.
In terms of trading strategy, near the support level, you can place buy orders to go long, but be sure to cut losses immediately if the support is broken. At this stage, heavy positions could cause trouble; beginners should stay on the sidelines and observe until more confirmed signals appear before taking action.
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GweiWatcher
· 15h ago
ZEC this wave is indeed a bit strange. Large investors are entering and exiting so frequently that it's hard to tell whether they're accumulating or distributing.
BTC is stuck here; the 533 level must hold. If it breaks, it's time to run.
To those holding heavy positions, good luck. I dare not gamble anymore.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 15h ago
Washing the market to the point of doubting life, the big players' moves this time are truly brilliant, can't afford to play
ZEC's rhythm is really disgusting, when volume and price diverge, it's usually not a good sign
BTC around 533 can be tried, but honestly, entering now makes it easy to lose confidence
Newbies, don't mess around, watching is the hard truth
Still the same saying, stop-loss is more important than making money, too many people fall here
With such sluggish volume, whether the rebound can break above 544 is uncertain
Heavy investors, good luck to you, really
Frequent activity by on-chain whales indicates that the main players are still building positions, waiting to harvest the profits
If this wave crashes down, it might be worse than you imagine
Wait for signals, don't rush, if the risk outweighs the reward, there's no need to act
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blocksnark
· 15h ago
Large traders are frequently entering and exiting. This wave of ZEC is indeed quite fierce, and those washed out are probably already exhausted.
Wait for signals with BTC at this position, but don't hold heavy positions. Beginners really shouldn't rush.
I'm tired of seeing major players dump the market; be cautious to sail safely for ten thousand years.
If support is broken, stop loss immediately. This is a painful lesson, everyone.
Divergence in volume is what I fear the most; there are often big moves afterward.
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GateUser-a606bf0c
· 15h ago
The big players' washout routine has bored me; they're about to harvest the little guys again.
This wave of ZEC feels risky; divergence in volume and price isn't a good sign.
BTC around 533 can be tried, but heavy positions really mean risking death.
Now just wait for the signal, beginners don't rush to get on board.
Divergence between volume and price is a signal; if you don't run, you'll get crushed.
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CommunitySlacker
· 15h ago
Whales are疯狂洗盘, ZEC this wave really need to be cautious
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It's the same old main force dumping, I've seen through the old tricks long ago
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Is the 533 support reliable? Feels like it could break at any time
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Heavy positions are really just giving away, I think I'll stay on the sidelines for this wave
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With such obvious 544 resistance, why are there still people willing to buy in?
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Newbies, don't act. Just watch, anyway losing money is the worst
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Frequent inflows and outflows of ZEC whales, feels a bit ominous
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BTC is oscillating at this price level, when will there be a clear direction?
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Setting stop-loss properly is the most important, otherwise you'll really suffer heavy losses
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Volume divergence signals, is a bear market coming?
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RumbleValidator
· 15h ago
Large traders entering and exiting so frequently, on-chain data has long been telling the story. The divergence between volume and price is not a small issue; systemic risks are accumulating. Relying on intuition at such times is just asking for trouble.
Support levels are indeed worth watching, but the key to survival is the execution of stop-loss orders the moment the level is broken. I've seen too many people get liquidated because they hesitated over just a few tenths of a percent.
Newcomers are advised not to rush; the reliability of the network during the observation period is more important than anything else.
ZEC has indeed been quite volatile recently. On-chain data shows large holders frequently entering and exiting, suggesting some investors have already been washed out, and the market liquidity structure has also changed. From a technical perspective, there is a divergence between volume and price, and short-term downward pressure is building up. If the market cap is pushed up by the main players and then suddenly dumps, the decline could be beyond expectations, so caution is advised regarding market sentiment reversal.
BTC also warrants attention. The current price hovers around 534.96 USDT, with support at the 533.0 level. Approaching this support level, it might be worth considering a long position. However, resistance at 544.0 cannot be ignored, and the range from 544.0 to 547.8 is a zone to be particularly cautious of.
In terms of trading strategy, near the support level, you can place buy orders to go long, but be sure to cut losses immediately if the support is broken. At this stage, heavy positions could cause trouble; beginners should stay on the sidelines and observe until more confirmed signals appear before taking action.