#美SEC促进加密资产创新监管框架 After taking profits from that Ethereum short, where should we be looking next? ZEC just took off 30% in the past two days—let’s break down the next moves.

First, let’s talk about ZEC, this wild coin. Recently, I felt it was oversold, and when it was around 300, I called for a rebound. It really delivered these past two days, shooting straight up to around 390. Looking ahead, 460 is a tough resistance level—once there, consider flipping to short. Of course, there’s also some resistance around 420, so the safest play is to enter in batches, not all at once. After this kind of violent rebound, the pullback is often even sharper than the rise.

Now for Ethereum. The 3250 resistance level held up well—price touched it and immediately dropped, bottoming out at 3060. That’s a 7% pullback in just two days. But there’s a variable now: only 5 days left until the rate cut, and in this window, market sentiment can swing wildly. If we get a second spike, 3400 is not out of the question—it’s a low probability but worth guarding against.

There are two strategies here. If you’re a long-term trader, stay calm and hold your positions. Wait until the day before the rate cut to start layering in shorts, since after the cut, we’ll likely see a slow downward trend. Short-term players should stay flexible: lock in some profits on dips, and look for new short opportunities before the rate cut.

One more reminder: the PCE inflation data drops tonight at 11 PM, and whenever that comes out, the market can get crazy. BCH and WLFI have been dropping hard lately too, and that last short paid off—$5,000 in one night is no exaggeration. But now’s not the time to show off. The key is not to make rash moves right before or after the data release; wait for a clear direction before entering.

That’s how the market is—you have to think one step ahead of others, but don’t overthink and get yourself stuck. $ETH $ZEC