2025-12-26 02:23:48

Look at $ZBT, the target price remains at 1U.

The current situation is quite interesting — most people are bearish, but it's actually a good time to stay alert. Usually, the market makers create explosive short-selling conditions at such times, absorbing all the short positions. Since this coin has been listed, it hasn't been pumped much; with a small market cap, it doesn't take up much of the funds trapped by retail investors earlier, which is an advantageous condition.

What really needs attention is the short-selling volume. Currently, the trading volume on the derivatives side isn't low, indicating decent participation. However, based on historical trends, it will ultimately fall — so even if there's a rebound, it will just be a quick lick.

ZBT22.97%

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SchroedingerGas

· 3h ago

When there are more shorts than longs, it's actually a signal to get in. I've heard this logic a hundred times haha

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MissedTheBoat

· 3h ago

Ha, yet another story waiting for a rebound. I've seen enough of it.

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NFTArchaeologis

· 3h ago

Behavioral study of small cryptocurrencies... Short positions accumulating instead become a liquidity trap. This logic has the flavor of antique appraisal— the more devalued something is, the more worth examining.

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MetaLord420

· 3h ago

1U is still just a dream, anyway I don't believe the market can turn around --- There are so many shorts, which is a bit scary; I'm afraid of being cut off when I try to reverse --- Just take a bite and run? Sounds like a typical trick --- Small-cap coins are the easiest to manipulate; only the bravest dare to touch these kinds of tokens --- High trading volume doesn't mean much; what's crucial is whether the subsequent trend can hold up --- It's called a rebound in good words, but in harsh words, it's just a trap to attract more buyers --- Once again, the argument that "most people are bearish but it will rise" is getting annoying after hearing it so many times --- At 1U, you'll probably have to wait until the Year of the Monkey or the Year of the Horse --- History repeats itself, and this time is no exception; just waiting for the drop

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