In band-trading of anonymous coins and highly volatile imitation coins, once the price powerfully breaks through the previous high resistance and establishes an uptrend breakout (primary impulse) pattern, using a roll-forward strategy (Pyramiding) to add to positions in line with the trend during trend continuation is the core method top traders use to maximize returns. According to the analyst 6ge’s latest real-trade battle report and assessment, after ZEC broke through 1,500 USDT, he officially raised the next target to 2,000 USDT.
Based on the ZECUSDT 4-hour chart that 6ge shared, after ZEC firmly broke above the key platform at 1,221.03 USDT, it started a strong primary impulse wave. In the short term it surged all the way up to 1,631.06 USDT, and is currently consolidating near 1,615.48 USDT at a high level.
Key trading and risk-control recap points:
Target upward adjustment and trend extension: As ZEC successfully reached the initial target of 1,500 USDT from the earlier plan, “2000 to be seen,” said 6ge, indicates that after breaking through strong resistance, bullish momentum is extremely strong and the upside room for the medium term is further opened.
Timing for rolling over (adding positions): Rolling over must be based on the premise that the existing position is in a large floating profit and the trend is extremely clear. After completing a small pullback and turnover at the 4-hour timeframe, add positions in line with the trend.
How the defensive benchmark evolves: The chart’s 1,221.03 USDT and 1,085.28 USDT form the neckline level of a solid base from the earlier period. As price stands above 1,600, the stop-loss and trailing take-profit levels are moved upward accordingly.
In the main uptrend phase, would you rather—like 6ge—roll over and add to your position after it’s in profit to target 2,000, or take partial profits and exit in batches around 1,500/1,600? Feel free to discuss in the comments.
