ZAMA is showcasing the strength of a leading asset: price breaking up quickly, expanding liquidity, and a bullish structure that holds across multiple timeframes. At 09:59 on 22/09/2026 (UTC+7), ZAMAUSDT is trading around 0.1005 USD. Over the past 24 hours, Binance data recorded an increase of roughly 17.35%, a trading range of 0.08608–0.10638, and more than 40 million USD in spot volume. CoinMarketCap reports a price around 0.1027 USD, up nearly 19.6%, with a market cap of about 253 million USD; CoinGecko places ZAMA in the top 200, with total market liquidity exceeding 90 million USD.
The technical structure still leans toward the buyers. Price is above the EMA20 and EMA50 on both the 15-minute and 1-hour charts, and it’s clearly higher than the EMA20 on the 4-hour timeframe. However, ZAMA is just approaching the historical high zone 0.1048–0.1064, so profit-taking pressure could appear very quickly. My view is that the wave is strong—go in aggressively—but only when the 0.1007–0.1010 zone is confirmed and holds firm. If price spikes straight up without a retest, there’s no need to chase.
ENTRY: 0.1007–0.1010
SL: 0.0922
TP1: 0.1160
TP2: 0.1230
TP3: 0.1301
R:R: 1.7 at TP1 | 2.5 at TP2 | 3.3 at TP3
Activation condition: A 15m candle closes above 0.1010, then a retest holds 0.1007; prioritize signals with sustained buy volume and no rejection candle dipping below the Entry zone.
Cancel the trade when: A 15m candle closes below 0.0922 or the rising bottom structure breaks before the Entry is triggered.
Expiration: Until 09:59 on 23/09/2026 (UTC+7); after this time, recalculate using new data.
Distance from the worst entry to the SL is about 8.7%, so this is a high-volatility trade and the position size should be smaller than usual. You can split the order within the Entry zone, take a partial at TP1, then reduce risk if price continues to hold the structure. TP2 is for locking in more profit; TP3 is for keeping only the remaining position when momentum and liquidity continue to confirm. Do not widen the SL; do not average down if the cancellation condition has appeared.
Ecosystem context: notable material has emerged—Zama announced cUSDT operating on Ethereum with encrypted balances and transferable amounts; previously, the protocol’s Shielded TVL surpassed $75 million, along with the expansion of secure Morpho vaults and private swaps. These are real progress points for the FHE and confidential DeFi narrative, but they’re not enough to confirm they’re the only reason for today’s rally. ZAMA has risen strongly over the week and is nearing its peak, so the risk of reversal due to profit-taking is always high.
Source: Binance Spot, CoinMarketCap, CoinGecko, Zama News, and Zama Press.
Content is for informational purposes only, not financial advice.