“Okay so... Many of you thought $ZEC $850 was the top, then $1,000 and $1,250... but Zcash kept moving and now touched almost $1,700 😁” means the author is pointing out that many traders repeatedly assumed $ZEC had reached its highest price at $850, then again at $1,000 and $1,250. However, the price continued rising and later approached $1,700.
In the context of the post, the author believes ZEC has been moving upward in stages: consolidating after rallies, absorbing selling pressure, and then making another upward move. The message warns against declaring a market “top” after every pullback and expresses a bullish personal outlook, including higher price targets. These are the author’s market views, not guaranteed outcomes—crypto prices can reverse sharply, so independent research and risk management remain important.
In the context of the post, the author believes ZEC has been moving upward in stages: consolidating after rallies, absorbing selling pressure, and then making another upward move. The message warns against declaring a market “top” after every pullback and expresses a bullish personal outlook, including higher price targets. These are the author’s market views, not guaranteed outcomes—crypto prices can reverse sharply, so independent research and risk management remain important.
