ZEC's current trend warrants caution. Observing the market, it becomes clear that technical indicators are almost completely ineffective here—golden crosses are not necessarily buy signals, and death crosses are not necessarily sell signals, often leading to reverse operations. From the main force's behavior, there were obvious signs of distribution around the 450 level, and it is still gradually declining with ongoing reduction of positions.
From a wave theory perspective, ZEC seems to be in the fourth wave. This means there is still one final upward cycle, but the key lies in the intentions of the big players—they will determine how they push this last wave, the strength, and the timing cycle.
For short-term participants, it is not very necessary to continue expending effort on this coin. A more pragmatic strategy might be to observe the final completion point of the five-wave theory, wait for clear top confirmation, and then consider shorting opportunities. Let the big players complete their plans first, and we can act at relatively certain points—this way, the risk is more controllable.
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Frontrunner
· 01-04 22:59
That 450 level is indeed suspicious; indicators often deceive. It's better to wait until the top is clearly confirmed before taking action.
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ForkLibertarian
· 01-04 13:50
Basically, ZEC is just a game played by the big players. Why are we messing around blindly?
Wait for confirmation before taking action, and quietly make a fortune.
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GasFeeCrier
· 01-04 13:38
450 wave really can't hold up anymore, I'm still reducing positions now.
I'm very experienced with the failure of technical indicators; golden crosses and death crosses keep reversing, which is exhausting.
Wait for the top confirmation before taking action; this wave is more stable, let the big players play by themselves.
ZEC hasn't had much potential lately, better to forget about short-term gains, it's futile.
Wave theory looks impressive, but ultimately it depends on how the main force executes this final wave.
Being patient like this actually leads to more stable profits, no need to watch the market every day.
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JustAnotherWallet
· 01-04 13:23
The market maker hasn't made a move yet, so why are we in such a hurry? Let's just wait and see them expose themselves.
ZEC's current trend warrants caution. Observing the market, it becomes clear that technical indicators are almost completely ineffective here—golden crosses are not necessarily buy signals, and death crosses are not necessarily sell signals, often leading to reverse operations. From the main force's behavior, there were obvious signs of distribution around the 450 level, and it is still gradually declining with ongoing reduction of positions.
From a wave theory perspective, ZEC seems to be in the fourth wave. This means there is still one final upward cycle, but the key lies in the intentions of the big players—they will determine how they push this last wave, the strength, and the timing cycle.
For short-term participants, it is not very necessary to continue expending effort on this coin. A more pragmatic strategy might be to observe the final completion point of the five-wave theory, wait for clear top confirmation, and then consider shorting opportunities. Let the big players complete their plans first, and we can act at relatively certain points—this way, the risk is more controllable.