GUYS… I’VE OPENED A SMALL SHORT ON $ZEC 👀📉
I’m not shorting $ZEC just because it dumped. I’m shorting because the 4H chart is showing a bearish structure.
Since hitting $1,699, ZEC has been forming lower highs and lower lows. Every recovery attempt is facing selling pressure.
Even the bounce from $1,048 to $1,190 failed to hold. Buyers tried to take control, but the bearish structure remains in focus.
$ZEC SHORT SETUP
Entry: $1,150- $1170
🎯 TP: $1,080
🛑 SL: $1,200
I’m also watching the liquidity zone around $1,060. If selling pressure continues, we could see another move lower before buyers step back in.
BUT HERE’S THE TWIST…
I’m still bullish on #zec in the long term. Being bullish long term doesn’t mean ignoring short-term bearish price action.
I’ll trade what the chart shows me, not what I hope will happen.
⚠️ My position size is small. A strong reclaim of $1,190–$1,200 could invalidate this short idea.
Will ZEC lose $1,100 again, or will buyers surprise the market? 👀
Lettt the ppprice action decide. Always manage your risk and DYOR.
I’m not shorting $ZEC just because it dumped. I’m shorting because the 4H chart is showing a bearish structure.
Since hitting $1,699, ZEC has been forming lower highs and lower lows. Every recovery attempt is facing selling pressure.
Even the bounce from $1,048 to $1,190 failed to hold. Buyers tried to take control, but the bearish structure remains in focus.
$ZEC SHORT SETUP
Entry: $1,150- $1170
🎯 TP: $1,080
🛑 SL: $1,200
I’m also watching the liquidity zone around $1,060. If selling pressure continues, we could see another move lower before buyers step back in.
BUT HERE’S THE TWIST…
I’m still bullish on #zec in the long term. Being bullish long term doesn’t mean ignoring short-term bearish price action.
I’ll trade what the chart shows me, not what I hope will happen.
⚠️ My position size is small. A strong reclaim of $1,190–$1,200 could invalidate this short idea.
Will ZEC lose $1,100 again, or will buyers surprise the market? 👀
Lettt the ppprice action decide. Always manage your risk and DYOR.