I've been monitoring ZEC's recent movements. The short position I entered at 550 has already fallen below 500. Looking at the technicals, the situation is quite clear.
On the 4-hour chart, the price has broken below the key psychological level of the middle Bollinger Band, and on the 30-minute short-term chart, it is clearly in a downward channel. These are typical bearish signals.
However, from the perspective of the chip structure, the main force's holdings haven't changed significantly. There was a large outflow of funds last night, but now only a small amount of capital is gradually flowing back in, and overall participation remains low.
Based on this assessment, the short-term outlook is still leaning bearish. If you want to short, my advice is to be patient and wait for a rebound to a higher level before choosing an entry point. This approach will offer better cost-effectiveness, avoiding chasing lows, and the risk-reward ratio will be more favorable.
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WhaleShadow
· 3h ago
550 broke below 500, this wave is indeed quite fierce.
It's better to chase the dip, just waiting for the rebound to cut losses.
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RugPullSurvivor
· 3h ago
The 550 short position has already taken profit, but I still feel that chasing the dip now is a bit risky. It's more reliable to wait for a rebound before taking action.
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CryptoTherapist
· 3h ago
ngl your discipline here is actually therapeutic... most people would've panic-chased that dip but you're sitting there waiting for the rebound? that's some genuine psychological resilience tbh. the way you're reading those chip structures instead of just watching price action screams you've done the inner work on your trading trauma lol
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probably_nothing_anon
· 3h ago
The short position entered at 550 is now profitable, but looking at the chip flow, it's a bit quiet. It seems the main players are still on the sidelines.
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unrekt.eth
· 3h ago
Breaking below 550 and dropping to 500 was indeed comfortable this time, but your advice to "wait for the rebound before cutting" still sounds a bit conservative.
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BlockImposter
· 3h ago
550 empty entry now has a floating profit, envy your execution ability. It was indeed wise not to chase the dip this time.
I've been monitoring ZEC's recent movements. The short position I entered at 550 has already fallen below 500. Looking at the technicals, the situation is quite clear.
On the 4-hour chart, the price has broken below the key psychological level of the middle Bollinger Band, and on the 30-minute short-term chart, it is clearly in a downward channel. These are typical bearish signals.
However, from the perspective of the chip structure, the main force's holdings haven't changed significantly. There was a large outflow of funds last night, but now only a small amount of capital is gradually flowing back in, and overall participation remains low.
Based on this assessment, the short-term outlook is still leaning bearish. If you want to short, my advice is to be patient and wait for a rebound to a higher level before choosing an entry point. This approach will offer better cost-effectiveness, avoiding chasing lows, and the risk-reward ratio will be more favorable.