2025-12-24 04:23:07

The current trading strategy for ZEC needs to be clarified. The range of 400-405 is a key support, but from the market data performance, the Rebound has always been weak, and the volume is not keeping up. Each time the long positions pump, it seems to be lacking strength. In this situation, recklessly going long poses too much risk. Conversely, shorting is also not the right time, as we have not yet reached the ideal shorting position.

The real opportunity is in the resistance zone of 440-460. Let the Rebound naturally unfold to there, and then it is the safest strategy to lay out shorting positions at the high. Why? Because this follows the current structure, not gambling.

The current market is very clear - it’s not a question of direction but rather of position. Finding the right position is much more important than guessing the direction. The wisest course of action right now is: be patient > wait for a Rebound to high positions to short > absolutely do not randomly go long. Until the structure gives a signal, stay put.

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SlowLearnerWang

· 9h ago

Here we go again with this position theory... Every time, I say wait for the rebound to a high level before shorting, but I always realize it when it's just five dollars short of 440 haha Wait, how did I not notice that the volume couldn't keep up? I need to review my lessons properly Staying on the sidelines is indeed the right move, to avoid getting trapped again

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ForkTongue

· 13h ago

Ah, this rebound is really a dead calm, no excitement. Let's wait until 440, now lying flat is the most comfortable. A weak and feeble rally, I really don't like it. Don't want to gamble, just wait patiently for the signal. It's exhausting to watch, better let the bullets fly for a while.

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TokenomicsTherapist

· 12-25 17:10

This analysis is indeed insightful, but can 440-460 really hold? It seems like the volume can't pick up.

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LucidSleepwalker

· 12-24 04:52

Wait a minute, with such poor volume, do you really think it can rebound to 440? It looks more like a brief resurgence to me. I agree with the previous judgment, the long positions really lack strength. However, it's easy to say this waiting strategy, but when it comes to the high point, would you dare to short it? This wave is a bit boring, it might be better to wait for a clear signal before taking action. Instead of just waiting for a rebound, it's better to take the initiative to find opportunities, brother. Position is indeed more important than direction, but the market is too unclear right now, who knows if it’s just building momentum or really lacks strength.

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BearMarketMonk

· 12-24 04:52

You're absolutely right. This time it's really about looking at the position rather than the direction. I've suffered losses from randomly going long before, so now I'm patiently waiting for it to drop above 440.

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MidnightTrader

· 12-24 04:51

Wait a minute, can this rebound really hold up to 440? It feels like the volume just doesn't match up at all. With such a noticeable lack of volume, wanting to go long is definitely a Cut Loss rhythm. Damn, I have to be patient again, I really hate this stage. 440-460 is the real sniper point, the previous rebounds are just play people for suckers. With such strong structural pressure, I really have to keep my hands steady and not move recklessly.

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GasWaster

· 12-24 04:44

Wait for the rebound to 440 before cutting; there’s really no need to act rashly right now. --- To be honest, with such poor volume, the long positions are just so-so, no need to rush. --- There’s some truth to that; rather than guessing the direction, it’s better to wait for the position. --- If the 440-460 wave breaks, be careful. --- Patiently waiting is the right approach; don’t get played for suckers. --- This logic is sound; just afraid the rebound won’t reach the right level. --- Staying put is the safest; anyway, missing out doesn’t incur a loss. --- With such weak support, don’t go long and look for trouble. --- Will it keep oscillating here repeatedly? --- High-position short orders sound good; just see if you can wait for them.

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SatoshiLeftOnRead

· 12-24 04:31

Wait for the Rebound to 440 before shorting, I agree with this logic, but I'm afraid it might pull back halfway.

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