ZEC’s recent price action is getting interesting.

Looking at the daily chart, the attitude of major funds has shifted—the previous defensive posture is gone, and now they’re clearly pushing the price up. The price action reflects this directly: instead of being suppressed, it’s now actively rising from relatively low levels. This kind of signal usually means a decent rally could be brewing.

Zooming in on the hourly data, there are two key support zones below: the 332.62 to 340.73 range, and a broader 318.69 to 338.62 range. The overlapping part of these two ranges basically represents the core cost area for this cycle. Those previous dips and sideways consolidations? Most likely the main funds were accumulating here and shaking out weak hands. If the price pulls back later, as long as these two support zones hold and aren’t broken with heavy volume, the overall bullish thesis remains intact.

Looking up, there are three obvious resistance zones:

First: 445.89–457.46
Second: 460.94–470.59
Third: 500.04–509.09

You can think of these three levels as phased targets, as well as areas where trapped holders and shorts might cluster. Every time the price approaches one of these levels, expect short-term battles and pullback pressure.

However, based on current capital flows, the trend direction is clear. The next step is to see if these key levels can be broken one by one.