That is illogical, pure gambling, small wins and then withdraw.

Don't touch ZEC anymore! The market is too heavily controlled by the big players, leading to dual massacres in both long and short positions. I've already helped everyone step on these mines!

Recently, I took a huge loss on ZEC.
Not because of a wrong direction, nor because of poor skills,
but because ZEC — completely does not follow common sense.

The K-line you see is not market consensus,
it's not support, not a breakout, not a reversal,
but rather —
pure! big! player! control!

To be honest:

The normal operational logic fails completely when applied to ZEC. If you go long, you get violently smashed, and if you go short, you get instantly blown up. The big players leave no room for survival.


Why is ZEC called a slaughterhouse for retail investors?

① The volatility of ZEC is completely non-linear, and the reversals are extremely fast.

Other coins have signs before a surge or drop,
ZEC has no signs, gives no signals, and offers no opportunities.

You see a green bar, it may turn into a spike the next second.
You see a downward trend, it may instantly bounce back dozens of points.

It is completely not a normal coin.

② Going short? Be careful of instant reversals — it will blow you up!

ZEC especially loves to:
• Suddenly pull a huge bullish candle from the bottom
• Directly break through all short stop losses
• Lure in longs and then push down
• Longs get in and then get harvested

The dual massacre of longs and shorts leaves no survivors.


③ Going long? The big players specifically target the stop loss points of longs

You think the decline is stable?
You think you've found support?
Sorry, the big players understand the chart better than you do.

A long bearish candle can directly pierce through three moving averages,
longs cannot escape and are pressed to the ground for friction.


④ The trading volume and market depth of ZEC are not suitable for retail participation

What you see as "large trading volume"?
In reality, it is "big player controlled trading volume."

Retail orders always flow in the opposite direction,
you simply cannot keep up with the pace of the big players.


⑤ Retail investors will never learn their lessons from ZEC because it’s too unreasonable

Other coins at least make sense:
Patterns, volume, moving averages, support, and resistance all have value.

Only ZEC:

You have logic → you lose.
You rely on experience → you lose even faster.
You follow the trend → the big players go against you.

I have tried this for everyone,
this is "professional level slaughterhouse."