ZEC has secretly surged to 380 again! Honestly, I’m not surprised to see it bounce from the strong support at 300. Right now, what everyone is most concerned about is: where can we short?
I’ve charted it before; last time when it was near 420, it directly dropped to 320. This time, I’m looking at the 450-470 area, where resistance is obvious and worth positioning in batches. It’s still the same principle: 1x leverage, 10% position, enter in batches, hold if stuck. Don't be greedy or impatient; we’ve thoroughly understood this script of ZEC as the 'wealth-bringing child.'
Speaking of Bitcoin and Ethereum, this rebound before the interest rate cut, those who understand know — it’s the last chance to enter short positions. Before the interest rate cut at 3 AM on the 11th, prepare your low-leverage long-term short positions, as what comes next might be the script of 'good news fully priced in.'
Looking back over the past month, I made around 100 using this conservative strategy, plus 200 total in October. No high leverage, no all-in, because not losing money in a bear market already puts you ahead of 90% of people. I've seen too many people eager to flip their positions, only to lose their chips before dawn. Remember: making money doesn't rely on a single bet; it relies on compounding under a high win rate.
But today, I want to talk about something deeper. In addition to looking for high win rate short points on ZEC and BTC, I've been thinking about a question recently: as the entire market is anxious about 'where to short' and 'when to bottom', are we overlooking another, more essential form of 'making money' — that is, ensuring that your assets have 'no loss' stability at any time?
This is exactly why I've deeply researched @usddio. In a bear market, when everyone is emotionally bound by price fluctuations, it offers a completely different perspective: not pursuing windfall profits, but rather seeking absolute risk resistance.
#USDD Stablecoin This label, in my opinion, is the best response to the current market anxiety. It doesn't teach you 'short ZEC at 450', nor does it predict 'how much it will drop after the interest rate cut'; it only does one thing: build a system that can maintain stable value in any market environment. When most of your positions are fighting for short-term profits, such an asset becomes your 'strategic reserve' and 'emotional stabilizer'.
True investment wisdom lies in distinguishing between 'tactical opportunities' and 'strategic allocations'. You can use part of your funds to execute high win rate swing operations (like shorting ZEC at 450, setting up short positions before interest rate cuts), but more importantly, you should use another part of your funds to build the 'safe foundation' of your assets — allocating to assets like USDD, which prioritize stability, ensuring that regardless of how extreme the bull or bear market transitions are, your core wealth remains shielded from unbearable risks.
The most terrifying thing in a bear market is not missing a rebound, but rather losing your entry chips during the wait for a bull market due to volatility.
When you are calculating 'how much can be made by shorting ZEC at 450', have you considered how far your account is from 'absolute safety'?
