$ZEC Stationed at 1498 and trapped with a 260-point loss! 160,000 short-liquidation contracts are pressing overhead. A Yan: Don’t keep holding on; keep holding and you’ll really become cannon fodder!
Brothers, for those who chased ZEC long at 1498, the current price is 1240, with an unrealized loss of 260 points. Are you still waiting for a V-shaped rebound? Wake up and look at the liquidation chart: above 1498 is the short-side headquarters, with 160,000 ZEC short-liquidation orders stacked there, while longs are only 84,000. The shorts are completely in control. What you’re holding isn’t a position, it’s bullets for the market makers.
The daily MACD has formed a bearish crossover with increased volume, and the RSI has fallen below 20, extremely oversold. But oversold does not mean a bottom. In a weak market, oversold can become even more oversold. The 1225 level below is the last line of defense; once broken, it heads straight for 1100. The 1280-1300 range above is the first resistance, and 1498 is the shorts’ stronghold—don’t imagine it will get back there in one step.
Plan to get out:
Don’t stubbornly hold. If it rebounds to 1280-1300, you must reduce your position or hedge, and keep some bullets in reserve. If it drops to 1150-1180 and then shows shrinking volume and stabilizes, add to your position to lower the average cost and trade the swings.
Remember, no break, no new structure; preserving capital is more important than recouping losses.
Personal opinion: The exact levels to place orders and how to allocate add-on funds depend on each person’s position size. Bring screenshots to A Yan, and I’ll help you sort it out. Don’t fall before dawn—only if you’re alive will there be the next wave!
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Brothers, for those who chased ZEC long at 1498, the current price is 1240, with an unrealized loss of 260 points. Are you still waiting for a V-shaped rebound? Wake up and look at the liquidation chart: above 1498 is the short-side headquarters, with 160,000 ZEC short-liquidation orders stacked there, while longs are only 84,000. The shorts are completely in control. What you’re holding isn’t a position, it’s bullets for the market makers.
The daily MACD has formed a bearish crossover with increased volume, and the RSI has fallen below 20, extremely oversold. But oversold does not mean a bottom. In a weak market, oversold can become even more oversold. The 1225 level below is the last line of defense; once broken, it heads straight for 1100. The 1280-1300 range above is the first resistance, and 1498 is the shorts’ stronghold—don’t imagine it will get back there in one step.
Plan to get out:
Don’t stubbornly hold. If it rebounds to 1280-1300, you must reduce your position or hedge, and keep some bullets in reserve. If it drops to 1150-1180 and then shows shrinking volume and stabilizes, add to your position to lower the average cost and trade the swings.
Remember, no break, no new structure; preserving capital is more important than recouping losses.
Personal opinion: The exact levels to place orders and how to allocate add-on funds depend on each person’s position size. Bring screenshots to A Yan, and I’ll help you sort it out. Don’t fall before dawn—only if you’re alive will there be the next wave!
#Vitalik警告AI或将加速削弱密码学安全 #XRP现货ETF持仓17亿美元周流入放缓 #FrenchHill敦促跛脚鸭会期通过CLARITY法案