ZEN looks like there are plenty of shorting opportunities in this wave of the market. After a sharp surge within 24 hours, there was a clear spike in volume at high levels, with multiple bearish signals appearing. Profit-taking traders are starting to exit, and selling pressure has already become evident.
From an operational perspective, the optimal entry zone is between $12.3 and $12.6. This price range allows for precise timing during the rebound, enabling the best short entry cost. If the price hits $12.9, you must immediately cut your losses; this line is the lifeline, and touching it means you should exit instantly.
The take-profit targets are divided into three steps: the first at $11.8, the second at $11.3, and the third at $10.8 for full liquidation. This stepwise take-profit approach can effectively lock in profits.
The pace of building a position is very important—avoid entering all at once; instead, build gradually. Enter 50% of the position at $12.3, then add the remaining 50% at $12.6. Remember, never chase shorts.
Discipline is also crucial when exiting: reduce 30% of the position at T1, 40% at T2, and fully close at T3. Locking in profits is the key—don't try to maximize the entire move.
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Rugman_Walking
· 3h ago
12.3 Snipe short positions, hitting 10.8 would really be a big win, but the key is not to be reckless and chase the shorts.
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BTCWaveRider
· 5h ago
12.3 is indeed tempting, but that's how I got trapped last time.
Let's see if there's a lower level, greed doesn't lead to good outcomes.
The logic sounds good, but I'm just worried the market might reverse and crash again.
I think I should wait a bit longer; it feels like the bottom hasn't been fully tested yet.
Set the stop-loss at 12.9? That's too tight and easy to get swept out.
This plan is too perfect, it actually makes me a bit nervous.
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WhaleWatcher
· 5h ago
12.3 is indeed attractive, but I'm worried it might explode if it jumps directly above 13.
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SingleForYears
· 5h ago
It sounds very professional, but I always feel that this set of logic is prone to failure in real trading.
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AlphaLeaker
· 5h ago
Bro, this theory sounds good, but history tells me that short positions are all about giving away money...
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SatoshiHeir
· 5h ago
It should be pointed out that this $12.3 to $12.9 lifeline argument has obvious flaws—on-chain data shows that whales have already made arrangements in advance, and your entry zone just happens to hit the main force's honey trap. Undoubtedly, ladder take-profit seems scientific, but in reality, it is a classic case of self-deception.
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FlashLoanLarry
· 5h ago
Damn, it's this kind of precise sniping tactic again. Last time I did this, I got liquidated twice in a row.
ZEN looks like there are plenty of shorting opportunities in this wave of the market. After a sharp surge within 24 hours, there was a clear spike in volume at high levels, with multiple bearish signals appearing. Profit-taking traders are starting to exit, and selling pressure has already become evident.
From an operational perspective, the optimal entry zone is between $12.3 and $12.6. This price range allows for precise timing during the rebound, enabling the best short entry cost. If the price hits $12.9, you must immediately cut your losses; this line is the lifeline, and touching it means you should exit instantly.
The take-profit targets are divided into three steps: the first at $11.8, the second at $11.3, and the third at $10.8 for full liquidation. This stepwise take-profit approach can effectively lock in profits.
The pace of building a position is very important—avoid entering all at once; instead, build gradually. Enter 50% of the position at $12.3, then add the remaining 50% at $12.6. Remember, never chase shorts.
Discipline is also crucial when exiting: reduce 30% of the position at T1, 40% at T2, and fully close at T3. Locking in profits is the key—don't try to maximize the entire move.