$ZEC Still Below My Resistance ... Pullback Setup Remains Valid
ZEC is still trading below my $1,070–$1,060 resistance zone.
After such an aggressive expansion, I still see a retest and correction toward $900 as completely normal. I’m not interested in forcing the short early though.
My trigger is simple: let price push into $1,070–$1,060 first. If we get a clean rejection there, that gives a much better short-term bearish setup.
The bigger confirmation comes at $900. If ZEC loses that level...
$MARSCOIN & $AZTEC ... Strong Rally, But Pullback Risk Is Rising
Both charts still show strong momentum, but after these vertical moves, price is now stretched enough that I’m expecting a short-term retest and correction phase.
MARSCOIN: rejection is already showing near $0.194. If momentum fades here, I’d watch $0.170, then the $0.150–$0.140 area as deeper retracement zones.
AZTEC: price is pressing into $0.0180 resistance after a sharp breakout. Failure to hold this expansion could drag it...
$BTC COULD BE SETTING UP FOR ANOTHER LEG LOWER
I don’t think this is the place to chase the upside.
Price has once again returned to the same upper boundary that previously rejected it, while the broader structure still looks unresolved.
If we see another rejection from here, the downside levels become fairly clear:
First, $70K.
Then, the $60K region.
And if selling pressure intensifies, I wouldn’t rule out a deeper move toward the range lows around $57K–$58K.
Could $BTC break out and co...
ZEC breaking above $1,000 has put one trader in a pretty painful spot. Garrett Jin is currently short 32,760 $ZEC , with the position worth around $33.11M, and the unrealized loss has now climbed past $18.5M.
There is at least one small cushion here: the position has earned about $505,253.87 in funding fees so far. Still, that barely puts a dent in an $18M+ unrealized loss.
Let's see whether he keeps holding the short if #zec pushes even higher... because this trade is getting expensive really ...
So $BTC just had its run, right? Classic stuff. Now I'm watching $ETH — feels like it's winding up.
We've had that typical pullback against Bitcoin, nothing wild. But here's the vibe: I think we're sliding into one of those phases where alts start stealing the show. Not saying it's guaranteed, but the setup's there.
Usually when Bitcoin cools off a bit after a pump, that's when the rest of the market gets curious. Money starts rotating. Ethereum often leads that charge, then the smaller stuf...
For thirty versions, the delete button in our camera lens said this, in whatever language you were using: "It disappears from the world for everyone, and this cannot be undone."
What it did was remove it from a list on your own phone. It stayed exactly where it was, on every other phone, forever.
Nobody caught it, and the reason is the point. The lens hides your own drops from your own radar, so the instant the local copy went, the screen looked correct to the only person who would ever check....