Retail investors are hoping for the big players to pump up the price, but $ZEC has a hidden agenda. It quietly "picks up" the chips that retail investors are dumping in the 390-398 range, and also shakes out some weak retail investors.
According to ZEC's intraday monitoring, the current market is dominated by bullish trends. Although the major players are bullish and the overall trend is upward, they do not intend to drive the price up violently. Instead, they are using swing trading to buy low and sell high within the price range, profiting from the price difference.
The 1-hour price structure shows that the 460.94-470.59 range is a bearish resistance zone, acting as both the "ceiling" of this upward wave and the peak of short-term sentiment. This area will see intense competition among previously trapped investors, short-term speculators, and those trying to top out. Prices approaching this level are likely to surge with high volume before falling back, making it a risky zone for major players to distribute their holdings and for retail investors to chase the highs.
The lower accumulation zones are densely layered: 437.81 - 450.52 is the high-level accumulation zone, where the major players take profits, mostly for short-term swing trading; 390.28 - 398.59 is the mid-level main accumulation zone, a key support level and a focus for medium-term trading during market pullbacks; 332.62 - 340.73 and 318.69 - 338.62 are the earlier core cost zones, where major players may accumulate their initial positions during large-scale pullbacks. Prices fluctuate within these ranges, allowing major players to profit from the price difference by "buying low and selling high."
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Based on this, monitoring suggests looking for opportunities to go long, but it's crucial to control position size and operate with small positions. While the bullish trend remains, significant price movements are unlikely; participating with small positions for swing trading is the safest approach. The practical strategy is as follows:
First, consider 390-398 as the support level for the bullish trend. If the price retraces to this level, and then quickly rebounds with reduced volume, you can place small long orders in batches, setting a stop-loss order at the lower edge of the range and around 332. If the price falls below this level, exit the position.
Secondly, when the price fluctuates in the high range of 437-450, be wary of the "T-shaped operation" by the major players. This is suitable for short-term high selling and low buying. If the volume increases but the price does not rise when the price approaches the upper limit, actively reduce the position to lock in profits.
Third, if the price strongly pulls to the resistance zone of 460.94 - 470.59, this is the profit-taking zone for the swing trading. Take profits in batches when the price first reaches this level, and use the remaining position to "break through and add a protective stop loss" to bet on further upside potential. Do not open new large long positions.
In summary, ZEC is currently in a bullish trend with volatile price action, trending upwards but fluctuating, with the main strategy being to profit from price differences. Ordinary traders should buy on dips with small positions, take profits at resistance levels, strictly adhere to risk management, avoid leverage, control losses, and exit positions if prices break below key levels. Only then can they have a chance to profit from this trend. The above is merely my personal interpretation of the monitored data; investment involves risk, and caution is advised!
