$ZEC Zcash Breakdown Below $1,000. Is $910 the Next Target?

Zcash is going through a pretty aggressive correction after losing its three-week trading range. The price has dropped below the psychological $1,000 level, and the overall market structure is currently favoring sellers.

But there's something interesting here...

ZEC's 4H RSI has dropped to 20.6, putting the asset deeply into oversold territory. This could create room for a short-term relief bounce, although there's still no confirmed reversal signal.

Let's take a closer look at what the chart is telling us.

What happened?

For almost three weeks, ZEC was trading inside a range between $1,120 and $1,358.

Buyers tried several times to push the price above the range, but every attempt was rejected.

Eventually, on November 10, sellers took control and pushed the price below $1,120 with significant selling volume.

From the November 6 rejection, ZEC dropped approximately 29% at its lowest point, touching $961.07.

The important thing here is that the previous support around $1,120-$1,125 has now turned into a major resistance zone.

Meanwhile, Grayscale announced its nationwide Zcash advertising campaign and committed $1 million toward ecosystem development.

However, despite these positive developments, ETF outflows have continued, and the market hasn't shown any meaningful buying response yet.

Technical picture đŸ–Œïž 4H timeframe

Right now, the structure is bearish.

A few things stand out:

  • RSI is sitting around 20.6, indicating extreme selling pressure.

  • RSI remains below its average near 29.9, so momentum hasn't shifted yet.

  • The breakdown below $1,120 happened with strong selling volume.

  • Price has lost two Fibonacci retracement levels.

Buyers haven't managed to reclaim any significant resistance.

Yes, an RSI this low can lead to a relief bounce, but I wouldn't consider it a buying signal on its own.

I'd rather see price action confirm that buyers are actually stepping in.

Key levels I'm watching 👀

$1,120 - $1,125 - Major resistance. Previous support, now a potential selling zone.

$1,011 👉 First level bulls need to reclaim.

$961 👉 Critical support and recent swing low.

$910 👉 Next downside target if $961 breaks.

These are the levels that could determine ZEC's next move.

If ZEC breaks below $961 with a confirmed 4H candle close and selling volume continues, I would be watching for a possible move toward $910.

Rather than chasing the breakdown, I'd prefer waiting for a retest of the broken $961 area.

Potential entry retest around $961-$975.

Target 1: $940.

Target 2: $915.

Invalidation: A strong recovery above the broken level.

Buy On the other hand, if buyers defend $961 and price starts showing a strong reaction with increasing volume, we could see a short-term recovery.

For this setup, I'd want to see ZEC reclaim $1,011 first.

Confirmation: Bullish reversal around support and recovery above $1,011.

Target 1: $1,045.

Target 2: $1,080.

Target 3: $1,120-$1,125.

Invalidation: Breakdown below the confirmed swing low.

Keep in mind that this would still be a countertrend bounce unless the broader resistance levels are reclaimed.

What about the bigger picture?

Grayscale's involvement is definitely interesting from a long-term perspective.

The advertising campaign, developer funding and ETF related initiatives could help improve Zcash's visibility and adoption.

However, there's a difference between positive announcements and actual capital entering the market.

For now, ETF outflows remain a concern.

I'd be watching daily ZCSH flows closely. A shift toward consistent inflows could provide a much stronger fundamental signal.

My current view on $ZEC is 📉

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Short term is Bearish But it's possible to bounce on 1011📈

Long term Potentially bullish, depending on adoption and capital flows.

The market is deeply oversold, but oversold conditions alone aren't enough to justify a long position.

For now, $961 is the level bulls need to defend, while $1,011 is the first recovery level I'd like to see reclaimed.

If $961 fails, $910 becomes an important downside area.

Personally, I'd rather wait for confirmation than try to catch a falling knife.

Let's see whether buyers finally step in or sellers push ZEC toward $910.

What's your take on Zcash here?

Are we looking at a potential bottom, or is another leg down still ahead?

Disclaimer: This is my personal market analysis and a potential trading scenario, not financial advice. Always manage your risk and wait for confirmation before entering a trade.

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