About ten days ago, I mentioned in a discussion that there was a long position setup for ZEC at the 383 level. My thinking at the time was very clear — when it's in position, it should be exited. It hasn't reached the expected target yet, so I'm not very optimistic about long-term holdings. Many friends around me have established long positions near 390, which is a reasonable approach. My strategy was to add to the position when ZEC pulled back to around 330. Some people listened and placed orders in advance, and looking back, that move indeed yielded profits. Precise positioning sounds easy in theory, but in practice, it requires a good understanding of charts and strong psychological resilience. As for how much profit is made, as long as there's a gain, it's considered successful.

A similar situation was also tested recently with Bitcoin. The four-hour chart showed a short opportunity, and I advised friends to hold their short positions. As expected, the market dropped several thousand points. These trading opportunities are there; the key is whether you can seize them.