ZEC's recent performance has indeed been strong, with the current price firmly holding above the 420 level. From a technical perspective, bullish signals are quite clear—a golden cross has formed on the moving average system, and trading volume is increasing in tandem. This kind of synchronized price and volume rise is usually reliable.
On the two-hour candlestick chart, there are consecutive bullish candles, and the daily chart shows a large bullish candle directly breaking out of the previous consolidation range's top. The MACD histogram continues to strengthen, and the short-, mid-, and long-term moving averages are perfectly aligned in a bullish formation. However, attention should be paid to the key 405 level—it’s both a previous high and a pivotal support/resistance zone. Once effectively broken, theoretically, reaching 450 shouldn't be an issue.
For trading strategy, the short-term bias is mainly bullish: - Long positions can be considered near 390, with 375 as an add-on point, a stop-loss at 365, and a target of 420; - Short strategies should be relatively conservative, trying at 420, adding at 435, stop-loss at 445, and targeting a pullback to 390.
Of course, technical analysis is only a reference tool. The market changes rapidly, so everyone should operate according to their own risk control systems. None of these strategies constitute investment advice; profits and losses are your own responsibility.
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LootboxPhobia
· 2025-12-11 08:29
This golden cross is indeed a bit significant, but I still want to wait until it drops to 365 to buy in. I don't want to chase the high.
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GateUser-9ad11037
· 2025-12-10 19:46
Once again, it's that moving average golden cross. I'm tired of seeing it. Can the 420 level really hold steady?
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Anon32942
· 2025-12-08 19:51
420 is indeed a very solid position, but I still don't really trust technical analysis. Too many people are watching the same moving averages.
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MetaMaskVictim
· 2025-12-08 19:47
420 is a really strong level, just not sure if it can hold.
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BearMarketBro
· 2025-12-08 19:47
420 feels a bit shaky at this level; it’s been slammed down from here so many times before.
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MysteriousZhang
· 2025-12-08 19:46
The golden cross strategy is really becoming less and less effective, but the 420 level is indeed interesting.
Wait, is 450 really that easy to break? I feel like this round might get pushed down again.
Zhang, your defense line is a bit tight—can 365 really hold?
Last time you said something like this, it went straight back to the 300s. Is it going to happen again this time?
With 420 just sitting here, I feel like the risk outweighs the opportunity. Better to wait and see.
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RamenDeFiSurvivor
· 2025-12-08 19:45
The golden cross setup is here again. When was the last time this was mentioned?
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NeonCollector
· 2025-12-08 19:43
This golden cross is really strong, holding steady at 420.
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BanklessAtHeart
· 2025-12-08 19:23
It's a golden cross and both volume and price are rising, sounds solid, but I can't shake the feeling that 420 is the kind of level where bagholders’ dreams are made.
ZEC's recent performance has indeed been strong, with the current price firmly holding above the 420 level. From a technical perspective, bullish signals are quite clear—a golden cross has formed on the moving average system, and trading volume is increasing in tandem. This kind of synchronized price and volume rise is usually reliable.
On the two-hour candlestick chart, there are consecutive bullish candles, and the daily chart shows a large bullish candle directly breaking out of the previous consolidation range's top. The MACD histogram continues to strengthen, and the short-, mid-, and long-term moving averages are perfectly aligned in a bullish formation. However, attention should be paid to the key 405 level—it’s both a previous high and a pivotal support/resistance zone. Once effectively broken, theoretically, reaching 450 shouldn't be an issue.
For trading strategy, the short-term bias is mainly bullish:
- Long positions can be considered near 390, with 375 as an add-on point, a stop-loss at 365, and a target of 420;
- Short strategies should be relatively conservative, trying at 420, adding at 435, stop-loss at 445, and targeting a pullback to 390.
Of course, technical analysis is only a reference tool. The market changes rapidly, so everyone should operate according to their own risk control systems. None of these strategies constitute investment advice; profits and losses are your own responsibility.