Zcash fell about 14% in 24 hours and returned to trading near $980. It was the biggest drop among Binance’s top 20 coins. 📉
What weighed on it: 🔻 U.S. inflation came in higher than expected, increasing fears of higher interest rates 🔻 Liquidations of leveraged positions 🔻 Outflows from the Grayscale Zcash Trust 🔻 Selling after the NU7 upgrade (“sell the news”)
Important context: ZEC is about 41% below its peak of $1,695 (Sep. 26), but is still up 89% in 2026.
Levels I’m watching: 📍 Support: around $933, then $870 📍 Resistance: around $1,050
I’m keeping a close eye on $ZEC . A sharp drop doesn’t mean the bottom is in, so the risk is high.
💬 Are you buying this dip or waiting for confirmation? 🎯 What’s your price target for $ZEC
⚠️ Crypto is volatile. Only invest what you can afford to lose. This is my personal opinion, not investment advice. Do your own research (DYOR).
While $BTC is retreating (around US$ 73.7K, -1.5% in 24h), $ICP is up about 8% and trading near US$ 2.57. 📈
The reason: DFINITY announced that Cloud Engines, its decentralized cloud computing product, will launch this week.
What I’m watching: ✅ Gains on a weak market day ✅ A concrete catalyst: product launch ⚠️ A rally driven by expectations could turn into profit-taking after the announcement
That’s why I’m watching volume, not just price.
💬 Do you think ICP will keep rising after the launch, or will the market take profits? 🎯 What’s your price target for ICP?
Share your opinion in the comments!
⚠️ Crypto is volatile. Only invest what you can afford to lose. This is my personal opinion, not investment advice. Do your own research (DYOR).
Bitcoin is falling: what’s happening and how to deal with it
Bitcoin is falling: what’s happening and how to deal with it Bitcoin spent the week in the red, and anyone following the market felt it. On November 5, it was at around $80,000. Four days later, on November 9, it was already near $74,500. What happened On November 5, the market lost around $140 billion in just a few hours, with BTC falling below $76,000 and more than $1 billion in positions liquidated. Liquidations happen when leveraged traders lose their margin and their positions are forcibly closed. This triggers more selling and accelerates the decline. That’s why moves like these tend to be fast and exaggerated.
The $BTC is undergoing a correction. It went from around US$80,000 (Nov 5) to about US$74–76,000 in recent days, after a strong market liquidation of more than US$1 billion. 📉
It’s also about 27% below its price a year ago.
How I see it:
🔻 The market is pessimistic and the price is volatile
🟡 A drop doesn’t mean it’s already hit bottom; it could fall further
🟢 For those who believe in the long term, drops like this can be opportunities to accumulate
My strategy: don’t try to time the bottom. I’m buying gradually (DCA), with money I can afford to lose.
⚠️ Set your risk limit and never invest money you can’t afford to lose.
💬 What about you—are you buying the dip or waiting? Leave a comment!
Personal opinion, not investment advice. Do your own research (DYOR).