That surge in ZEC yesterday may have made many people think the pullback was over. But I don't think the script is that simple—most likely, it will first move to fill the gap at 395, and after that's filled, drop to around 295. This is the typical long/short squeeze routine used by the big players.
So position management is really crucial—don’t rush to go all-in. It's not too late to act after a clear entry signal appears; patience is worth more than impulsiveness. Surviving longer in the market is much more important than making a quick buck.
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ReverseTradingGuru
· 20h ago
I marked the 295 level a long time ago, just waiting for the whales to dump.
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StableGenius
· 20h ago
lol everyone thinks zec found the bottom after yesterday's pump... empirically speaking they're about to get liquidated when this fills the 395 gap first. classic whale playbook—gap fill, then absolute carnage down to 295. but sure, keep averaging in if you hate money
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NoodlesOrTokens
· 20h ago
Here we go again. The ones who went all-in must be crying now.
That surge in ZEC yesterday may have made many people think the pullback was over. But I don't think the script is that simple—most likely, it will first move to fill the gap at 395, and after that's filled, drop to around 295. This is the typical long/short squeeze routine used by the big players.
So position management is really crucial—don’t rush to go all-in. It's not too late to act after a clear entry signal appears; patience is worth more than impulsiveness. Surviving longer in the market is much more important than making a quick buck.