2025-12-27 12:24:21

ZEC has recently attracted a lot of attention unexpectedly. Due to not following the altcoin movements for a while, I decided to review its recent trend while the hype was still high.

From the chart, after retesting the trendline, ZEC formed a clear resistance around 423 and entered consolidation. In this situation, breaking through the resistance becomes a good entry signal. Subsequently, the price rose to over 450, and a few days of consolidation followed—this gave us a second opportunity to enter. Then, over the weekend, the price experienced a surge.

Regarding take-profit settings, I initially set the target at 478. However, during the morning analysis, I noticed the long-short ratio had reached 1:2. This extreme market sentiment made me reconsider the risk, and I ultimately decided to cancel the original take-profit plan. Fortunately, this decision later proved to be worthwhile.

Overall, the key to this ZEC market movement is to catch the switch point of the technical pattern. Retesting the trendline, breaking resistance, multiple consolidations—these are clear operational signals. For traders wanting to participate, patiently waiting for the entry point is much more rational than blindly chasing highs.

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LightningSentry

· 8h ago

Still daring not to take profits with a 1:2 long-short ratio, your courage is really impressive.

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PumpingCroissant

· 12-27 12:47

Wow, this wave of ZEC's rhythm is indeed quite steady. Consolidation is really a test of patience. I almost couldn't hold back at 450 before. A 1:2 long-short ratio in such a situation really needs to be stopped, or you're just giving money to the exchange.

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GweiWatcher

· 12-27 12:45

Oh no, the long-short ratio is 1:2 and it just ran away. This move is also incredible. Artificial intelligence won't give up, but we will. Is ZEC about to take off again? Damn, I missed the boat again. That's just a matter of a reminder... If it weren't for good luck, I would have been trapped dead. I didn't react when the resistance level was broken through. What a pity. Wait, wait, why do I always miss the entry point you mentioned? Playing around with consolidation repeatedly, it's easy for the mindset to get worn out. If I had paid more attention to the long-short ratio, I wouldn't have been so passive yesterday. I really dislike this kind of extreme emotional movement; it's a test of mental strength. That position at 450 indeed gave an opportunity, but who could have known in advance?

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FrontRunFighter

· 12-27 12:31

yo wait, so you're telling me you just pivot on stop loss based on sentiment ratios? 1:2 shorts flooding the market, that's literally classic before a pump gets sandwiched into oblivion. this screams frontrunning setup written all over it ngl.

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GameFiCritic

· 12-27 12:31

A 1:2 long-short ratio immediately triggers an alarm. This guy's ability to cut losses in time is indeed sharp, much better than those who hold on stubbornly. Honestly, the switch points of technical patterns test psychological resilience the most. The breakout from consolidation looks simple, but executing it is full of anxiety. This wave of ZEC is actually a textbook-level resistance breakout. Unfortunately, most people either chase the high or cut losses, making it hard to truly exercise patience. When the long-short imbalance is extreme, that's when the danger is greatest. The market clearing signals are often overlooked in this way. Damn, the take-profit point at 478, to cancel it just like that—how much willpower does it take? I really can't learn to do that.

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FlashLoanPrince

· 12-27 12:30

Sis, a 1:2 long to short ratio makes my scalp tingle. Luckily, you cut your losses in time.

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