The current ZEC greed and fear index is 23, which is the second low point since February. The gray trend line corresponds to Bitcoin's price, and the divergence between the two is quite obvious.



The interesting thing about this situation is—when market sentiment is most pessimistic, it often signals a turning point. When the entire community is bearish, that's when opportunities are most likely to arise.

Recently, many people have felt that trading altcoins isn't as difficult as before. Liquidity has returned, and participation is increasing.

"Go greedy when others are afraid"—it's worth considering this again now. But remember, diversifying risk is crucial; never go all-in, and keep a backup plan.
ZEC3,08%
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FUD_Whisperervip
· 15h ago
The fear index of 23 really can't hold up anymore. If ZEC doesn't rise this time, there's definitely something wrong.
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TideRecedervip
· 15h ago
The fear index of 23 is quite interesting. I also noticed the divergence in this wave of ZEC, and I feel like it's about to start stirring again.
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MEVSandwichvip
· 15h ago
The number 23 is quite tough; it shows that no one really dares to move. I agree with the phased approach, just worried that once entered, it might continue to fall.
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FlashLoanPrincevip
· 16h ago
The fear index of 23 is indeed attractive, but it's hard to say whether this wave can be caught.
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