From on-chain data, ZBT has recently shown signs of continuous capital outflows. The market trend presents a typical ladder-like decline pattern, with multiple resistance levels densely distributed, and the original support levels have already been broken. This kind of pattern usually indicates that the price may continue to seek a bottom in the short term.
From an operational perspective, if a double-up rebound opportunity appears downward, consider taking profits and exiting. From a longer-term perspective, the 0.09 price level could serve as a potential support reference.
Of course, the Federal Reserve's liquidity policies (such as repurchase agreement plans) are affecting the overall market liquidity, which will also have a chain reaction on the volatility of mid- and small-cap tokens like ZBT. Continuing to observe the movements of large on-chain funds may provide clearer signals.
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mev_me_maybe
· 12-27 02:59
The support levels have all been broken, and you're still talking about 0.09. Who knows how low it will go?
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NestedFox
· 12-27 02:59
The support levels have all been broken. This wave of ZBT is really a bit fierce.
Whether 0.09 can hold depends on future developments. Let's first see how the big players act.
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GateUser-e87b21ee
· 12-27 02:54
Funds are flowing out so obviously, do we still have to wait for a double rebound? I think this time it might really drop to 0.09 to test support, feeling exhausted.
The Federal Reserve's move has triggered a full market reaction, and smaller coins are even more affected. Let's see how big players are positioning themselves.
I think ZBT still has to fall with this rhythm. No rush to enter, wait for signals.
Support levels have been broken, and it's still declining in a trapezoid pattern. Feeling a bit timid and hesitant to buy the dip, everyone.
On-chain data looks so bad; in the short term, it might still test the bottom. What do you all think?
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NeonCollector
· 12-27 02:48
I'm waiting for 0.09 to bottom out, but I feel like the Fed's latest move is going to stir things up again.
Funds are flowing out, and this rhythm is really uncomfortable. If it doubles and rebounds, I'll sell; otherwise, I'll continue to be a sacrificial lamb.
The Fed's repurchase program is really a cash machine for major cryptocurrencies, and small-cap coins are suffering along with it, honestly.
I'm tired of the trapezoidal decline pattern; the support levels have also broken. Let's see who can bottom out first and suffer the biggest loss.
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shadowy_supercoder
· 12-27 02:39
Support levels have all been broken, still need to keep looking for the bottom? This pace is indeed a bit uncomfortable.
ZBT looks a bit fierce this wave, just waiting for big funds' movements.
Can 0.09 really hold? Feels uncertain.
Whenever the Federal Reserve makes a move, small and medium coins get caught in the crossfire, it's ridiculous.
Doubling and rebounding to exit sounds simple, but in practice it's just a gamble on luck.
On-chain data all indicate downward movement; only the brave are still daring to buy the dip.
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EntryPositionAnalyst
· 12-27 02:32
The 0.09 price level indeed depends, but right now there's still a bit of a sense of capital fleeing.
Wait, will this round of Federal Reserve actions really have such a big impact on small coins like ZBT? I find it hard to believe.
A trapezoidal decline sounds uncomfortable; better to wait and see.
A double rebound opportunity sounds good, but the prerequisite is that the Federal Reserve doesn't cause more trouble.
The movement of big funds is the key; on-chain data must be monitored continuously.
This repurchase plan has caused the entire market to shake, and ZBT has been affected quite severely.
Support levels have been broken? Then there's no more cards left...
#美联储回购协议计划 $ZBT Recent performance worth noting
From on-chain data, ZBT has recently shown signs of continuous capital outflows. The market trend presents a typical ladder-like decline pattern, with multiple resistance levels densely distributed, and the original support levels have already been broken. This kind of pattern usually indicates that the price may continue to seek a bottom in the short term.
From an operational perspective, if a double-up rebound opportunity appears downward, consider taking profits and exiting. From a longer-term perspective, the 0.09 price level could serve as a potential support reference.
Of course, the Federal Reserve's liquidity policies (such as repurchase agreement plans) are affecting the overall market liquidity, which will also have a chain reaction on the volatility of mid- and small-cap tokens like ZBT. Continuing to observe the movements of large on-chain funds may provide clearer signals.