$ZAMA (Zama Protocol) is showing a solid post-launch recovery setup right now. Price is around $0.02887, up roughly +8.34% over the last 24 hours after swinging between $0.024469 (low) and $0.031124 (high). What really stands out is the activity: about 1.66B ZAMA traded in 24 hours (around $46.61M USDT), which signals this isn’t a sleepy, low-liquidity move — there’s real attention and liquidity flowing through it. Since it’s a freshly listed token and being pushed with campaign-style hype (like the “camp” tags and gainer labels), the volatility is normal and the market can move fast in both directions.
From a technical perspective, ZAMA bounced sharply from the $0.0256–$0.026 area and is now pressing back into a tight cluster of moving averages — MA(7) ≈ $0.02829, MA(25) ≈ $0.02839, and MA(99) ≈ $0.02801 — which is a classic “decision zone.” When price reclaims and starts holding above a stacked MA cluster like this after a dip, it often signals that buyers are absorbing supply and trying to shift the short-term trend bullish. The candles also suggest a V-shaped rebound, and the big green volume spikes during the bounce back up support the idea that the move had conviction rather than being a weak drift.
For a long setup, the bias leans bullish as long as price stays supported above the MA zone and volume doesn’t disappear. You can consider an entry around current levels (~$0.0289) if it continues to hold firm, but the cleaner entry is usually the patient one: a pullback/retest into $0.0278–$0.0283, right around that MA cluster and bounce support, which gives you better risk control. With new listings, the biggest mistake is chasing vertical candles — they can wick up hard and then retrace fast, even if the trend remains bullish overall.
On the upside, the first take-profit zone is the most obvious one: $0.031–$0.0315, basically the prior high / immediate resistance, which is about 7–9% from here. If momentum stays strong and the campaign-driven volume keeps flowing, the next expansion zone sits around $0.033–$0.034 (roughly 14–18% upside). A stretch target is $0.035–$0.037+, which is realistic in hype-driven conditions, but that’s also where you often see sharp wicks and sudden profit-taking if buyers start to tire.
For protection, a conservative stop sits below $0.0255–$0.026, under the recent demand zone — if price loses that level, the recovery thesis weakens quickly (around 10–12% risk from current). If you’re trading it shorter-term (scalp/intraday), a tighter stop under $0.0275–$0.028 can work, but expect more stop-outs because new tokens love to wick. A smart way to manage this kind of trade is to take partial profits into the first target, then trail stops as the structure builds (for example, moving to breakeven after a clean push and then trailing under fresh higher lows).
Overall, this looks like a healthy bounce and continuation attempt after early listing volatility, with the MA confluence and heavy volume supporting further upside as long as it holds above ~$0.027–$0.028. The main things to watch are rejection near $0.031+ and any clear volume fade — those are usually the first warning signs of exhaustion. Fresh listings can trend hard, but they can also correct 30–50% quickly after pumps, so keeping size small and locking profits in stages is what keeps you in the game.