ZEC has been interesting in this recent market move. Looking at the high point of 449, there is still some upward potential from a technical perspective, and the 280-300 range might be a relatively low level. My idea is that friends with positions should start considering gradually exiting now—don't be too greedy. Instead of waiting for the top, it's better to keep some powder dry and build positions in batches when the price truly pulls back to around 280, capturing the mid-wave profit is quite good. Of course, if ZEC continues to surge towards 480, don't be too regretful; that's just the market. What do you all think? Are you planning to hold onto your positions at the high levels or start reducing your holdings?
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WealthCoffee
· 01-11 14:39
I'm also optimistic about position 280, but those who have already exited probably regret it now.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 01-11 03:03
280 that critical level really needs to be protected. Now it's not wrong to reduce positions with the current mindset, but I'm just worried about slipping up and going All in again.
Bro, I respect your analysis this time, but honestly I never believe I can hit the exact point. Usually, I sell and then regret it.
ZEC is just like that, it makes you feel great when it rises, and even better when it falls... Anyway, I’ve given up.
Holding between 280-300 is tough. My experience is that once it breaks, I’ll just sell out immediately. When that time comes, there will be nowhere to cry.
It sounds easy, but when it comes to execution, everyone is greedy. It all depends on who gives up first.
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NotAFinancialAdvice
· 01-10 07:29
Can 280 Nakan really hold? I feel like it's going to break again.
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GateUser-44a00d6c
· 01-09 10:55
I'm considering bottom-fishing around 280, just worried I won't be able to get back there.
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FallingLeaf
· 01-09 10:53
I can't wait at position 280, bro. My mindset is collapsing.
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HalfIsEmpty
· 01-09 10:45
That makes sense. That's exactly what I'm doing now. 280 is the real entry point.
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GhostAddressMiner
· 01-09 10:35
I've been watching the 280 level for half a month, and the on-chain flow has already revealed clues—large investors are gradually accumulating in batches, leaving no chance for retail investors to get in.
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pvt_key_collector
· 01-09 10:31
I'm actually thinking of buying the dip at that 280 level, but I'm worried it won't drop enough.
ZEC has been interesting in this recent market move. Looking at the high point of 449, there is still some upward potential from a technical perspective, and the 280-300 range might be a relatively low level. My idea is that friends with positions should start considering gradually exiting now—don't be too greedy. Instead of waiting for the top, it's better to keep some powder dry and build positions in batches when the price truly pulls back to around 280, capturing the mid-wave profit is quite good. Of course, if ZEC continues to surge towards 480, don't be too regretful; that's just the market. What do you all think? Are you planning to hold onto your positions at the high levels or start reducing your holdings?