#美联储回购协议计划 ZEC ten-minute trading volume surges by 25 times! What kind of drama is this bizarre divergence between volume and price playing out?

Yesterday, I observed ZEC's trend, with the price repeatedly hovering around 440. It suddenly broke below the middle band of the Bollinger Bands at 441, and the lower band at 436 was getting closer and closer. On the candlestick chart, the MACD lines are tangled together, the green bars are struggling to hold, and the bearish force clearly outweighs the bullish. From a technical perspective, the short-term is still in the process of seeking a bottom, and no obvious stabilization signals have appeared yet.

But then a dramatic scene unfolded—the trading volume in ten minutes suddenly exploded, skyrocketing by 25 times! Note that this is not a price surge, but an enormous increase in trading volume. The 24-hour trading volume directly broke 100 million USD, yet the price actually dropped by 0.57%. This divergence between volume and price is truly abnormal.

Usually, a mismatch between volume and price hints at two possibilities: one is retail investors panicking and selling off, and the other is big funds quietly accumulating at low levels. Considering the current price has already approached the lower Bollinger Band, I lean more towards the latter—this is typically where smart money lurks.

The current strategy recommendation: do not rush to short! The price is stuck near technical support, and such an abnormal surge in volume is a classic high-risk, low-reward setup. The safest approach is to observe—if the price can hold above the 436 support line without breaking down, and if the trading volume begins to decrease and enters sideways consolidation, a rebound from oversold conditions is likely brewing. Conversely, if the volume breaks support and pushes lower, the downside space will truly open up.

The key now is to keep a close eye on the intentions of this mysterious fund: are they really trying to dump, or are they quietly accumulating at low levels? The market will soon give an answer, and seizing the right moment for a trend reversal is the key.