2025-12-25 02:00:36

#美联储回购协议计划 $ZEC recently experienced a nice upward move, but it has now entered a correction phase. From the 4-hour chart, the lows are continuously rising. Although the overall trend has shifted from downward to recovery, there is a previous high pressing down from above, which is not yet enough to form a sustained acceleration. On the 1-hour level, you'll notice that momentum is beginning to weaken, and trading volume is shrinking. This is normal—after each rally, a pullback for confirmation is necessary. As long as the key support level is not broken, the bullish pattern remains intact. Moving forward, it’s advisable to follow the trend and gradually build positions at the lows, but avoid chasing highs.

Specific trading strategy: Enter within the range of 432 to 438, targeting the resistance zone around 448 to 455. However, set a stop-loss. If $BTC or $ZEC falls below 426, short-term should switch to a wait-and-see approach until clearer signals emerge.

Market conditions change rapidly. This analysis framework is just a current judgment; actual trading should be flexibly adjusted according to your risk tolerance.

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OvertimeSquid

· 2025-12-27 18:09

It's the same old story again. Why hasn't everyone become rich by buying in small batches at lower prices so easily? Just don't break 426, the problem is whether you can hold it or not. Entering at 432 still feels a bit early; I'll wait and see if it can drop back below 430. The shrinking trading volume is indeed worth noting; it feels like there might be some volatility later on. Chasing the high is indeed deadly, but the problem is you'll never know if you're chasing or just getting in. The target at 448 feels a bit randomly set; why not 450? Momentum is waning... As I always say, in the crypto world, there are no absolutes, only probabilities. Wishing everyone good luck.

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just_another_fish

· 2025-12-26 01:48

Lowering the lows indeed looks comfortable, but I'm just worried about whether the 426 level can hold. --- Don't chase the high again... I always chase. --- The most annoying thing during this period of shrinking trading volume is the constant feeling that a sharp drop is imminent. --- I believed in entering at 432-438, but honestly, you have to get caught once to learn the lesson. --- This logic has no problem; it all depends on whether BTC can hold up today. --- Can the bulls stand firm? I said the same last time... --- Gradually building positions sounds good, but in reality, it's just averaging down on losses.

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RadioShackKnight

· 2025-12-25 23:59

Raising the lows is a good signal, but this resistance level is indeed a bit annoying. Wait, do we really need to honestly wait and see if it breaks 426, or can we buy the dip? Entering at 432 for insurance, just don't get caught in a trap.

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FlashLoanLarry

· 2025-12-25 02:30

ngl the liquidity depth on zec rn is sus, opportunity cost of sitting here vs farming other chains hitting different

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SerLiquidated

· 2025-12-25 02:29

It's the same old story again. I don't believe you about entering at 432-438. Last time you said that, and it dropped straight to 420. Wait, is anyone still trading ZEC? If it doesn't break 426, can the bulls really hold? That's too optimistic, buddy. Honestly, it's still gambling. Don't listen to this kind of analysis.

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PerpetualLonger

· 2025-12-25 02:21

It's time to buy the dip again. This is really the last time I'll go all-in, brothers.

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MoneyBurnerSociety

· 2025-12-25 02:15

432-438 Entry, 426 liquidation, I bet five bucks that I'll still see 426 in the end --- Lowering the lows sounds good, but I feel like this is just the routine for me to bottom fish --- Again, stacking in batches, and telling others not to chase high, easy to say --- Once the 426 level breaks, my stop-loss order has already been filled... --- Diminishing momentum and shrinking volume, this is just the face-slapping for my previous long positions --- Wait, can this recovery wave break through the previous high, or is it just a false breakout? --- From 448 to 455, sounds like a dream, I doubt reaching 438 would even be considered a win --- I've heard too many times about "not breaking support levels" --- Flexible adjustments in real trading, translated as: if you're losing money, don't blame the analysis, right?

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DoomCanister

· 2025-12-25 02:04

Lowering the point is good, but I think we need to watch a bit more, afraid of another rebound. --- Enter at 432, sell if it breaks 426, this wave is simple and brutal. --- Every time they say don't chase high, but someone still chases... --- Diminishing momentum and shrinking volume, this correction is taking a bit long. --- The resistance at 448-455 is so obvious, can it break through? --- Wait, does the Fed repurchase agreement have any direct relation to ZEC? --- Splitting the deployment into batches is fine, just worried about slipping up and chasing high. --- It's always "flexible adjustments in real trading," basically do as you see fit.

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