ZEC's recent team changes are indeed worth paying attention to. What does the behind-the-scenes of the collective resignation event reflect? In such cases, team stability and personnel quality often determine the project's subsequent direction. Attitudes towards these events directly influence my outlook on the future products of this coin.
From a daily chart perspective, ZEC is currently oscillating within the 300-500 range. The key medium-term observation point is the 120-day moving average—once this moving average is effectively broken, it will be the real opportunity to short. At this stage, there are still some short-term shorting opportunities.
The 4-hour chart is clearer. All moving averages have broken, and the coin price is in a rebound phase, but structurally, the rebound is likely to fail. 480 is the next strong resistance level; whether it can be broken is of great significance—breaking through or not will fundamentally differ in the subsequent market trend. On the hourly chart, the 436 level forms a short-term resistance.
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PhantomHunter
· 15h ago
The team running away is more frightening than a technical crash.
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TideReceder
· 01-09 00:53
Team collectively resigning? It depends on how people leave—whether it's forced or voluntary. The details are very important.
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ForkMaster
· 01-09 00:48
We've seen teams run off collectively before, and this trick is most common during fork arbitrage.
This wave of ZEC breaking the level really needs to be watched. If it doesn't break the 480 level, don't expect any rebound. Small investors are most likely to get hammered here.
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SerumSquirrel
· 01-09 00:43
Team collectively resigning? This guy better clarify quickly, or no one will dare to touch this coin.
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FUDwatcher
· 01-09 00:42
Team collective runaways are more worth warning about than K-line charts...
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ProofOfNothing
· 01-09 00:24
The team said it's over, and this wave of ZEC is somewhat uncertain... It looks really uncomfortable.
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FarmHopper
· 01-09 00:24
ZEC, this wave of team departures is a bit outrageous, it doesn't feel stable. If the short-term resistance at 480 can't be broken, be cautious.
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MevHunter
· 01-09 00:23
The team running away together is really worth pondering what the underlying logic is...
Whether 480 breaks or not is the real highlight; otherwise, it's just a rebound to scam the little guys.
I really don't understand this move with ZEC; collective resignation is not a good signal.
Short-term trading is okay, but don't go all in; wait until the 120-day moving average breaks.
With such a high probability of a rebound failure, why chase the high?
ZEC's recent team changes are indeed worth paying attention to. What does the behind-the-scenes of the collective resignation event reflect? In such cases, team stability and personnel quality often determine the project's subsequent direction. Attitudes towards these events directly influence my outlook on the future products of this coin.
From a daily chart perspective, ZEC is currently oscillating within the 300-500 range. The key medium-term observation point is the 120-day moving average—once this moving average is effectively broken, it will be the real opportunity to short. At this stage, there are still some short-term shorting opportunities.
The 4-hour chart is clearer. All moving averages have broken, and the coin price is in a rebound phase, but structurally, the rebound is likely to fail. 480 is the next strong resistance level; whether it can be broken is of great significance—breaking through or not will fundamentally differ in the subsequent market trend. On the hourly chart, the 436 level forms a short-term resistance.