A giant whale goes on a buying spree for 12,160 $ZEC , and the exchange gets emptied! Is the next pump about to begin a countdown?

Retail traders only look at the candlestick chart—on-chain data is the whale’s epitaph.

On the ZEC one-hour chart, the “overtly repairing plank walk, covertly crossing Chen Cang” scenario is unfolding. The price crashed from 1297 to 1041. Within 24 hours, about $27.6 million in long positions were liquidated in the futures market. Open interest fell from 2.9 billion to 2.11 billion. Futures turnover was $8.3 billion, while spot volume was only $0.76 billion. This is a pure leverage wipeout, not a true sell-off.

Money flow has already flipped green: net inflow over the past 6 hours is $92.06 million, with an inflow share of 75%. The most critical signal is that a certain whale, over the past week, withdrew a total of about 12,870 ZEC from four major exchanges including Binance—worth $13.65 million—and has moved it all to a new wallet. Buying across multiple exchanges in a distributed way, then storing everything fully in cold storage—this is a classic action pattern of accumulating first, then exiting after building a position.

Back in 2024, a certain privacy coin played out almost the same script: after the whale withdrew, it went sideways for three days, then a violent rally followed—up 40%. This isn’t a breakdown; it’s rotation.

Old Zhang’s trading plan:
Longs: Aggressively enter a small position near the current price. For a more conservative entry, wait for a pullback to 1100–1110. First targets: 1160–1180.
Shorts: If the price rebounds and fails around 1170–1180, enter a short on the rejection.

The giant whale has voted with $13.65 million—you in or not? For exact entry timing or help with getting unstuck, come to the Binance chat room to find Old Zhang.👇

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