The market has fallen a thousand miles, but one cryptocurrency is moving against the trend—ZEC.
The more panic there is, the more obvious the capital consolidation phenomenon becomes. In this round of market, it has become the "stabilizer" role. While everyone is cutting losses, it is actually strengthening. What does this imply? Major funds have their own intentions here.
From the chart, ZEC's trend indeed has two characteristics worth noting. First is a clear trend—not a volatile fluctuation that goes up and down unpredictably, but a genuine upward structure with direction. Second is the appropriate volume support, which is the most valuable. Any rise without trading volume support is false.
What is the key now? It’s in the range of 515 to 525. If this area is regarded as support, the price can continue to run higher. Once it breaks below, the structure may be broken. Simply put, as long as this bottom holds, the bullish story is not over.
Many people interpret pullbacks as risks, but this is a misconception. For patient capital, pullbacks are often the best entry points. The definition of a strong coin is—even during a decline, it can maintain bottom support and then continue to hit new highs.
In the short term, around 550 is a position worth paying attention to. Whether it can break through this level to open up more space, the market will give the answer. The logic of the market is actually very simple—just whether you are willing to understand what those signals on the chart are telling you.
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TommyTeacher
· 21h ago
The main force is lurking in ZEC, while others are bottom-fishing, they are building positions.
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GateUser-26d7f434
· 21h ago
ZEC has indeed been resilient this round; while others are cutting losses, it’s holding strong. Interesting indeed.
The 515-525 level must be defended; otherwise, the structure will truly collapse.
Price increases without volume support are all just paper tigers. ZEC seems to be relatively solid.
A pullback isn't necessarily a bad thing; it depends on how you view it.
Waiting for the 550 threshold—whether it breaks or not will determine how the story unfolds.
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TokenomicsTinfoilHat
· 21h ago
The awakening moment of the bottom-fisher, ZEC this wave is indeed quite something
Wait, can 515-525 really hold? It feels like the main force is trying to trap more traders
The idea of buying on a pullback has been repeated so many times that my ears are getting calloused, and now it's happening again
The market has fallen a thousand miles, but one cryptocurrency is moving against the trend—ZEC.
The more panic there is, the more obvious the capital consolidation phenomenon becomes. In this round of market, it has become the "stabilizer" role. While everyone is cutting losses, it is actually strengthening. What does this imply? Major funds have their own intentions here.
From the chart, ZEC's trend indeed has two characteristics worth noting. First is a clear trend—not a volatile fluctuation that goes up and down unpredictably, but a genuine upward structure with direction. Second is the appropriate volume support, which is the most valuable. Any rise without trading volume support is false.
What is the key now? It’s in the range of 515 to 525. If this area is regarded as support, the price can continue to run higher. Once it breaks below, the structure may be broken. Simply put, as long as this bottom holds, the bullish story is not over.
Many people interpret pullbacks as risks, but this is a misconception. For patient capital, pullbacks are often the best entry points. The definition of a strong coin is—even during a decline, it can maintain bottom support and then continue to hit new highs.
In the short term, around 550 is a position worth paying attention to. Whether it can break through this level to open up more space, the market will give the answer. The logic of the market is actually very simple—just whether you are willing to understand what those signals on the chart are telling you.