ZEC bounced, but I’m not changing my view

It fell below 1,000 yesterday and bounced back today. That’s an oversold bounce, not a trend reversal.

There’s only one thing to watch: has ETF money come back?

Grayscale’s Zcash ETF (ZCSH) saw $13 million in outflows last week, bringing November’s total outflows to over $15 million. Institutions fueled this privacy narrative, and now they’re the first to pull out.


The technical picture is just as ugly: ZEC has fallen below its 20-day and 50-day moving averages, and the MACD has turned negative. Although the Stochastic RSI is oversold and a short-term bounce is possible, if 994 breaks decisively, the next level to watch is 821.

There’s another risk that’s being overlooked: starting in July 2027, Europe will ban trading and custody of privacy coins. This isn’t about sentiment; it’s about market access.

Same goes for UNI. At just over $6, the deflationary upside has long been priced in. Good news getting priced in often marks the top.

My conclusion hasn’t changed: neither of these is worth holding for the long term.

A bounce isn’t a vindication; it’s a window to sell. If you haven’t bought in, the risk-reward at this level is extremely poor—watch, don’t chase.
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