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$ZEC now with another 40% rally in just a few days.
Want to know which group has been consistently buying throughout this entire run?
Mid-sized participants executing trades between $10K and $100K.
High-net-worth traders, crypto professionals, smaller funds and execution desks. Not traditional institutions, but definitely not casual retail either.
Their cumulative volume delta has continued making new all-time highs alongside price.
They bought the initial expansion. They continued buying throughout the consolidation. They're still buying as $ZEC pushes above $1,000.
Meanwhile, retail keeps repeating the exact same pattern.
They buy after price accelerates, get shaken out on the pullbacks, then FOMO back in after the next breakout. They did it during the November rally and they're doing it again now.
Institutional-sized CVD, on the other hand, peaked around last December's rally, then trended lower for most of 2026. It has only recently started turning back upward.
That's what makes this move interesting.
ZEC has nearly tripled in a matter of weeks without relying on sustained retail or institutional demand.
I'm expecting to see more upside from $SOL , honestly.
It's broken the downtrend (also, a strong bullish divergence there).
It's flipped the area at 11000 sats for support and it continued to rally up.
These rallies don't stop in a week, they tend to continue to move, meaning that I expect to see a rally to 15000-17000 sats in the coming weeks/months.
In a bear market you often see price make a small range, push above it and then quickly retrace and trap people.
This is what we call a deviation and eventually is also the move that makes the lower high.
This bear market price has done that EVERY TIME.
That move happens UNTIL the bear market is over. Once it doesn't anymore it usually highlights the end.
Meaning we'll likely find out soon enough if this is more than a bear market retracement or more of the start of a new bull market.
There are some promising arguments this time though.
1/ The current local bottom is effectively in the region of the previous cycle all-time high (historically bottom strong)
2/ The current range is already 6 months + lasting. This is longer than previous ranges this cycle.
3/ The 4-year cycle theory. If you believe in the strength of the 4-year cycle we are VERY close.
1-2 months off is perfectly reasonable.
4/ 60k is the first range that didn't break easily. Look at the chart below. Every range eventually broke down once it made a NEW range lower.
We made a new range this time. But 60k barely broke. A few wicks below but that's it. Current range is almost at the same local bottom as the last one.
5/ Probably more reasons to mention but these were already just out of the top of my head
So it has been decided? The bottom is in? Well it ain't that easy but there are multiple arguments that actually do favor a bottom.
We technically didn't make a new higher high yet (hence why it ain't that easy).
But there are pro arguments why this move can be the one that puts it in.
Early thesis as it's frontrunning the evidence on the charts but there are pro arguments that lead the move.