2025-12-26 11:51:20

#数字资产市场动态 ZEC ten-minute trading volume surges by 25 times! Is it panic selling or institutional accumulation at low levels?

The price is stuck around 440, with a rapid decline approaching 1%. The Bollinger Bands are not looking optimistic—the price is firmly pressed against the middle band, nearing the lower band at 436. The MACD lines are entangled, with green bars continuously expanding, indicating that the bears have taken full control. From the technical chart, the short-term downward pressure is expected to continue, and there are no signs of stabilization for now.

At this moment, an unusual market movement occurs—the trading volume explodes within ten minutes, increasing by a staggering 25 times! Note this key point: the volume surges, yet the price continues to fall. The 24-hour trading volume surpasses $100 million, while the price drops by 0.57% against the trend. This divergence between volume and price is too extreme and clearly defies normal logic.

What exactly is happening? There are only two possibilities: one, a large number of retail investors are cutting losses and fleeing; two, smart funds are quietly accumulating at low levels. Considering that the price has already approached the critical support zone at the lower Bollinger Band, I personally lean towards the second scenario—institutions or big players might be quietly bottom-fishing at this level.

**The current trading advice is simple: don’t rush to short.** The price is now near technical support, and suddenly experiencing such a massive surge in volume, the risk-reward ratio is completely unbalanced. The smart move is to wait and observe—

If the price can hold above 436 without breaking down, and then consolidates with reduced volume, it often indicates a potential oversold rebound is brewing.

If the volume suddenly breaks through the support below, the downward space could really open up.

The key now is to closely monitor the market. Whether this mysterious capital is dumping or accumulating, the market will soon give an answer. The moment of trend reversal is imminent—whoever seizes the opportunity will find chances in this wave. Stay alert and be prepared for both outcomes.

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MEV_Whisperer

· 12-26 12:20

Is the divergence between price and volume so outrageous? Is this a signal before a tenfold rally? Or are we about to get crushed again? Better wait and see before bottoming out.

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AirdropDreamer

· 12-26 12:17

The divergence between volume and price is so outrageous, I want to see how it plays out later. Are institutions really bottoming out here? It feels like they're just scaring retail investors. If 436 doesn't hold, it might continue to drop. Let's wait and see. Entering now is just throwing money away. Who is really cutting whom in this wave?

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FalseProfitProphet

· 12-26 12:14

The divergence between volume and price is so strange; I bet institutions are accumulating. --- 440 is stuck, the lower band is right in front of us, feeling like it's about to collapse. --- 25 times the trading volume and still falling in price? What are the main players doing? --- Don't buy the dip, wait for a signal. Entering now is just giving away money. --- This is the easiest time to get cut, I choose to watch from the sidelines. --- If 436 can't hold, that's the real danger. Right now, it's all fake drops. --- With such strong volume, yet still declining, it's either a panic sell or a trap. Pick one. --- Keep a close eye on the 4-hour chart; there's not much to see in the short term. --- The MACD green bars are exploding, the bears will keep messing around for a while. --- This wave of trend reversal is really close, but I just don't know how it will change.

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GasFeeSurvivor

· 12-26 12:00

The price drops after a surge in volume—I've seen this routine too many times. Every time they say it's institutions accumulating, but what happens? Retail investors still get cut. --- 25x trading volume and you want to scare me? I don't buy it. Isn't this just the whales dumping? --- If 436 can't hold, I'll just liquidate everything. No need to wait for a rebound. --- Here we go again. Every time they say "Smart money is building positions," who is that smart person? --- This time I reversed and went short, expecting a break below 420. --- Trading volume skyrockets but the price still falls—definitely a sign of distribution. Don't be fooled, everyone.

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RetailTherapist

· 12-26 11:59

The pattern of price surging and then dropping is seen all the time; most likely, the main force is accumulating. Only when 436 can't hold is the real danger.

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