You go on vacation for a month. Come back. Open your portfolio.

Your $ZEC bag? Bought at $1,670–$2,200. Right at the high POI rejection zone.

Now check the structural supports:

S1: $512
S2: $220
S3: $60

A move from $1,670 → $220 = -87%
From $2,200 → $220 = -90%

I'm not saying $ZEC will dump there. But these are the downside levels I'm watching if this high-POI zone fails to hold.

$ZEC is sitting around $1,600 right now. This is exactly why risk management matters after a parabolic move.

Would you be comfortable holding through that kind of drawdown?

NFA. DYOR.