The EMA weave & compression structure on $ZEC is not only used for catching peaks but also signals preparation for a bullish reversal phase when reset correctly.
After the price is swept down to low support areas and completely exits the EMA stack, the market is doing one very important thing:
👉 releasing all weak selling pressure + resetting momentum.
In previous instances, this type of flush has laid the foundation for a strong rebound, especially when:
• Selling pressure is gradually diminishing
• Price starts to hold low support
• Short-term EMA stops declining and prepares to converge again $ZEC
The strength of this EMA model is capturing the exhaustion phase of the trend, often ahead of traditional technical confirmations (break structure, MA cross…).
The EMA stack being monitored on the 1H timeframe:
•EMA 12
•EMA 21
•EMA 50
•EMA 100
•EMA 200
👉 When $ZEC regains the short-term EMA and EMAs start to stack upwards, it is often a signal for a quality upward move, not a weak bounce.
In summary:
The recent decline isn't bad — it's paving the way for the next upward phase, as long as the price holds the current support area and EMAs begin to restructure in a bullish direction.
