2025-12-27 22:40:13

#美联储回购协议计划 Looking at $ZEC's recent market trend, it's a classic accumulation breakout pattern. It spent a long time consolidating at the bottom, then suddenly surged with high volume, taking out a large number of trapped traders. Now it's already at a high level, entering a phase of repeated oscillation.

What's the key? After a rapid rise, it didn't immediately crash down; instead, it oscillated back and forth at this high level. What does this indicate? The selling pressure is gradually being absorbed, and there are no major players rushing to exit. The short-term momentum is waning, which is a normal technical adjustment and doesn't mean the market is over.

The criteria are actually simple: as long as it doesn't break below that critical level where the initial surge started, the high-level oscillation is a period of distribution, and there may still be another upward wave. Conversely, if it really breaks below support, caution is needed for a potential pullback caused by a collapse in sentiment.

In summary: now is not the time to jump in, but also not the time to rush out. The key is whether the support can hold. To truly strengthen, it needs to break through the previous high with increased volume again.

The situation with $BNB and $ETH is similar; high-level oscillation tests the same logic—whether support can hold determines whether the next move is a continued surge or a correction.

ZEC10,47%

BNB0,88%

ETH0,32%

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MetaverseVagabond

· 4h ago

Bottom-fishing and getting trapped, I know this trick too well. As long as the support isn't broken, you can still play; once it's broken, go home and sleep. This wave of ZEC is indeed hard to judge, the most annoying during consolidation. Wait for volume signals; right now, it's not really worth gambling. Wandering at high levels just depends on who collapses first, it's pretty boring.

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MerkleDreamer

· 5h ago

Whether the support holds or not really matters, otherwise it will need to be repaired next.

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alpha_leaker

· 5h ago

As long as the support holds, there's still hope; once it breaks, just cut it directly. --- ZEC has been holding back this wave for quite a while, which actually makes people a bit hesitant to move. --- High-level fluctuations are so annoying; it's better to just drop it quickly and be done with it. --- Just waiting to see if the support line will hold; it feels uncertain. --- The so-called "rotation period" is just a fancy way of saying it's a leek harvest. --- I'm afraid to chase now; I've already been caught once before. --- Is the logic for BNB and ETH the same? Not necessarily. --- Listening to "gradually digest the selling pressure" sounds like comforting words. --- As long as it doesn't break down, it's fine, but the probability of breaking seems quite high. --- It's true that not entering now is correct, but holding on is also very uncomfortable.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 6h ago

If the support doesn't hold, I'll just run. What are you waiting for?

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ForumMiningMaster

· 6h ago

If the support can't hold, it's game over; if it holds, there's still hope. --- ZEC's bottoming process this time is really thorough; I'm just worried that the breakout might be fake. --- The high-level fluctuation is basically a contest of who admits defeat first; anyway, I won't be the first to run. --- Nothing can be said as long as it doesn't break through the key level; once it does, I'll liquidate immediately—I don't have that much patience. --- BNB and ETH follow the same pattern; let's see if the support is really solid or not. --- People still wanting to jump in at this time truly have admirable courage.

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