#美联储降息 $ZEC has performed strongly recently, rebounding from a bottom around 300 at the beginning of the month, touching a high of 469.68 yesterday morning, with a solid overall momentum. This coin’s independence is indeed impressive, often strengthening counter to the market correction, with relative strength reaching quite extreme levels.
From a technical perspective, ZEC has broken through the key resistance level at 450, and the short-term upward momentum remains quite sufficient. The recent rally from the bottom of 300 is a typical rebound pattern, with an initial target range of 480-500, and more aggressive expectations even look toward the 600 zone.
The current opportunity points are: every time it hits a high and pulls back, especially around the support area of 450-455, it presents a good entry point. Setting a short-term stop loss below 440 is relatively safe. First, watch for a confirmed breakout above the recent high of 470; once it successfully surpasses that, the next target is directly at 500.
From the market momentum, the bulls still hold the advantage, and following the trend makes sense. Of course, the premise of trading is proper risk management—avoid chasing highs, have a plan, and set stops. The Federal Reserve’s policy expectations have limited short-term impact on small-cap coins like this; in fact, the technical momentum itself is more worth referencing.
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DiamondHands
· 17h ago
ZEC this time is really awesome, just worried that no one will buy in during the pullback
300 to 469, this increase can be bragged about for a year
Breaking 450 is a bullish signal, simple and straightforward
If it rises above 470, I’ll buy in, anyway I’ve set my stop-loss
Small coins are like this, they rise when the market falls, very independent
Honestly, I’ve already positioned myself around 450-455
600? Dream on, I should sell at 480
Risk management first, I cut losses without hesitation, that's how cautious I am
If this thing can really hold steady at 500, I’ll be convinced
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NightAirdropper
· 12-12 03:09
ZEC's recent surge is quite strong, but I still hesitate to chase at the key level of 450.
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SchrodingerWallet
· 12-12 03:08
ZEC this wave is indeed fierce, but 600 might be a bit greedy...
Wait for it to drop back to 450 before buying in; currently, everyone is just catching the falling knives.
It has only increased by more than double, the technical indicators look good but beware of a crash.
The Federal Reserve's policies don't really affect small coins; it's all about technical momentum.
The stop-loss at 440 still needs to be maintained; don't gamble with a gambler's mindset.
Lately, monitoring the market feels off; I have a feeling it’s going to plunge.
Seeing it rise, but I still feel the urge to buy... but how to operate correctly?
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ETH_Maxi_Taxi
· 12-12 03:04
ZEC this wave is indeed fierce, but I still have more confidence in ETH.
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Breaks 450 and directly rushes to 500? I feel like it will drop.
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Stop loss below 440? Brother, your courage is really big.
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Small altcoins follow the trend to hype, the real protagonist is the Federal Reserve rate cut, okay?
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From 300 to 470, how many people had to buy in?
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Technical analysis is one thing, psychological resilience is the hardest part.
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A rebound is just a rebound, stop giving it a name.
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Is ZEC highly independent? Then it's even more dangerous, prone to sharp drops.
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Gm_Gn_Merchant
· 12-12 03:04
ZEC this wave is indeed fierce, but I don't really believe in the support at 450-455. We'll have to see if it can really hold.
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DegenRecoveryGroup
· 12-12 03:04
ZEC this wave is a bit fierce, but I will only believe it if it breaks 450 again.
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SelfMadeRuggee
· 12-12 03:04
ZEC this wave is indeed fierce, but I am more optimistic about the next wave.
Wait, did 450 really break? Why didn't I catch up?
Honestly, I don't believe those aggressive predictions of 600.
It's always "manage risks well," which is easy to say, brother.
The independence of ZEC is definitely a strong point, but it’s also easy to get cut.
If 470 can hold steady, I think that's a win.
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GasFeeCrier
· 12-12 02:52
This guy is telling stories again. Has 450 really broken?
Wait, ZEC rose from 300 to 469. That's a pretty exaggerated increase.
Again, stop loss below 440. Risk management sounds easy to say but hard to do.
I just want to know if anyone dares to buy the dip.
The phrase "don't chase the high" is always said, but it always backfires.
#美联储降息 $ZEC has performed strongly recently, rebounding from a bottom around 300 at the beginning of the month, touching a high of 469.68 yesterday morning, with a solid overall momentum. This coin’s independence is indeed impressive, often strengthening counter to the market correction, with relative strength reaching quite extreme levels.
From a technical perspective, ZEC has broken through the key resistance level at 450, and the short-term upward momentum remains quite sufficient. The recent rally from the bottom of 300 is a typical rebound pattern, with an initial target range of 480-500, and more aggressive expectations even look toward the 600 zone.
The current opportunity points are: every time it hits a high and pulls back, especially around the support area of 450-455, it presents a good entry point. Setting a short-term stop loss below 440 is relatively safe. First, watch for a confirmed breakout above the recent high of 470; once it successfully surpasses that, the next target is directly at 500.
From the market momentum, the bulls still hold the advantage, and following the trend makes sense. Of course, the premise of trading is proper risk management—avoid chasing highs, have a plan, and set stops. The Federal Reserve’s policy expectations have limited short-term impact on small-cap coins like this; in fact, the technical momentum itself is more worth referencing.