2025-12-24 02:10:21

#美联储降息预期升温 $XMR has shown some interesting trends recently. I've been continuously shorting on the highs, and so far it's been working quite well. ZEC hasn't been idle either; during this time, I've been placing orders quite frequently and have indeed benefited from quite a bit of market gains.

To be honest, there is still room for $XMR. Against the backdrop of rising expectations for interest rate cuts from the Federal Reserve, interest in privacy coins is increasing, but from a technical perspective, there is still a need for adjustments. Friends who are interested in discussing specific points can ask, and we can study ideas together and validate each other.

That's how trading works — grasp the right direction, and your mindset will also be comfortable, allowing you to make money and feel happy at the same time. If you have any ideas, you can pay attention, as I will share my thoughts promptly when it's time to open an order.

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SellLowExpert

· 13h ago

Shorting XMR at high points has indeed been profitable, but now the Privacy Coin sector is heating up again, so be careful not to get played for suckers by taking the opposite position. This wave of XMR is a bit confusing, with the Fed's interest rate cut expectations so strong, does the Privacy Coin really have a chance to turn around? You're right, having a good mindset is the prerequisite for making money; otherwise, even the best opportunities are useless. ZEC has indeed been active during this period, but compared to XMR, it feels less prominent. The logic that Privacy Coins rise when interest rate cut expectations heat up seems a bit forced; we still need to see if the technicals hold up.

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LadderToolGuy

· 13h ago

Shorting at a high really has something to it, if XMR can really adjust properly this time, there should be opportunities ahead. Hmm? ZEC is also running orders, there really feels like a resurgence in the Privacy Coin sector. Once the expectations for interest rate cuts come in, this type of asset can easily be speculated on, so we have to closely monitor the technicals. I also want to discuss this in depth, how do you see these levels? Well said, when the mindset is right, making money feels good, but losing money is really tough. I’m following, remember to notify me when you open an order. This line of thinking is good, there is indeed room for XMR to operate.

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TokenVelocityTrauma

· 13h ago

Shorting XMR at a high has indeed been quite comfortable during this period, but I'm worried that if the interest rate cut expectations reverse, I will have to adjust my position. Ngl, the rebound of Privacy Coins still feels like it's not fully absorbed yet; we need to wait a bit on the technical side. The ZEC order being so proactive in taking dividends is indeed nice; do you have specific points? Mindset is indeed more important than anything else; when the direction is right, one feels at ease. Next time you plan to take action, remember to let me know in advance, and I’ll follow along to see the thought process.

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PonziDetector

· 14h ago

I've seen this trap of shorting at highs several times, $XMR is really a bit tricky. Whether Privacy Coins can turn around this time still depends on the Fed's attitude. How did you enjoy the profits from ZEC, didn’t you get dumped by taking the opposite position? The idea of being comfortable while making money sounds very therapeutic, but I just want to ask, when you lose money, are you also comfortable? With the expectations of the Fed lowering interest rates heating up, the logic that Privacy Coins still need adjustment seems a bit contradictory. To be honest, can the results of this common thought of shorting at highs actually indicate anything? It feels like it’s just good luck hitting the right moment.

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