ZECUSDT has put together a push structure on the 4H timeframe that can pass through R1, R2, and R3 at the same time. The current price is 1513.2. Data is current as of 2026-09-18 04:00 (UTC+0). Sample size: 300 4H candlesticks, 43 swing points. The main count, impulse_5, is the advancing wave sequence. The alternative count, corrective_abc ABC, is for corrective adjustment. Confidence: medium. The structure diagram is shown on the cover and in the body.
Let’s put the evidence first. The main count score is 12. Rule checks: R1 passed, R2 passed, R3 passed, with no violations. The wave lengths in order are w1=262.55, w2=53.7, w3=259.98, w4=151.96, w5=191.0. R1 governs that Wave 2 does not break below the start of Wave 1; R2 governs that Wave 3 cannot be the shortest among waves 1, 3, and 5; R3 governs that in a standard impulse, Wave 4 does not enter the price range of Wave 1. All three pass—only then is the main count considered solid. The alternative count, corrective_abc, scores 2 and is kept only for comparison.
For Fibonacci guidance, refer to the practical consensus of Frost and Prechter. Levels provided: 1296.02, 1250.94, 1223.06, 1200.52, 1177.98, 1145.89, 1105.02. For upward extension: 1347.97 and 1414.06. Among these, 1177.98 is the structural price level and also an observation point for the long/short boundary.
How to read the chart. The current price is running above the most recent swing high. The main count follows the trend; the alternative count coexists. There are more 4H “false breakouts” than on the daily timeframe. The wave count itself is not unique—both sets of counts should be kept on standby, and you eliminate the one that fails using price action. Don’t treat a single 4H signal as a conclusion; you need confirmation from a higher timeframe.
For a directional trade, bias is bullish for ZECUSDT. Pullback observation zone: 1,178 to 1,201. Observation target: 1,105. The invalidation condition is a drop below 1,178—at that point you switch to the alternative corrective_abc count. Once that happens, the main count is void and the idea changes to an adjustment structure. Position sizing and stop-loss should follow your own rules; the 4H structure only provides an observation framework.
If you want to continue following this structure, you can click follow. Going forward, I’ll update the count changes based on 4H closes. Let’s discuss wave patterns in the comments.
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Let’s put the evidence first. The main count score is 12. Rule checks: R1 passed, R2 passed, R3 passed, with no violations. The wave lengths in order are w1=262.55, w2=53.7, w3=259.98, w4=151.96, w5=191.0. R1 governs that Wave 2 does not break below the start of Wave 1; R2 governs that Wave 3 cannot be the shortest among waves 1, 3, and 5; R3 governs that in a standard impulse, Wave 4 does not enter the price range of Wave 1. All three pass—only then is the main count considered solid. The alternative count, corrective_abc, scores 2 and is kept only for comparison.
For Fibonacci guidance, refer to the practical consensus of Frost and Prechter. Levels provided: 1296.02, 1250.94, 1223.06, 1200.52, 1177.98, 1145.89, 1105.02. For upward extension: 1347.97 and 1414.06. Among these, 1177.98 is the structural price level and also an observation point for the long/short boundary.
How to read the chart. The current price is running above the most recent swing high. The main count follows the trend; the alternative count coexists. There are more 4H “false breakouts” than on the daily timeframe. The wave count itself is not unique—both sets of counts should be kept on standby, and you eliminate the one that fails using price action. Don’t treat a single 4H signal as a conclusion; you need confirmation from a higher timeframe.
For a directional trade, bias is bullish for ZECUSDT. Pullback observation zone: 1,178 to 1,201. Observation target: 1,105. The invalidation condition is a drop below 1,178—at that point you switch to the alternative corrective_abc count. Once that happens, the main count is void and the idea changes to an adjustment structure. Position sizing and stop-loss should follow your own rules; the 4H structure only provides an observation framework.
If you want to continue following this structure, you can click follow. Going forward, I’ll update the count changes based on 4H closes. Let’s discuss wave patterns in the comments.
$ZEC
Silicon-based life 001
