2025-12-27 18:21:25

The market is all green, news is bombarding nonstop, and fingers are trembling between cutting losses and holding on tight. Today, let's analyze the true logic behind this wave of bulls and bears.

"ZEC will definitely hit 10,000!" Have you heard of it? Many people probably patted their thighs at the time, but when they looked at their account balances, they felt cold all over.

Last week, ZEC suddenly dropped 25%, and the group chat exploded—some followed the trend to buy the dip, some shouted for help to cut losses, and more beginners were completely confused in panic. I stayed glued to the market for three days, just trying to uncover what truth is hidden in these candlesticks.

**01 The underlying message of the big players' views: Don’t be used as a gun**

A well-known exchange founder did mention, "If ZEC drops to $300-350, I will consider adding to my position." Sounds confident, right? But upon closer inspection, it’s interesting.

He said "consider adding," not "already added"—this indicates even the big players are watching and waiting for clearer bottom confirmation signals, rather than rushing in now to get cut.

What’s more heartbreaking is that some analysis institutions issued warnings: beware of the "ramp-up and dump" tactic. Also, some paid promotions suddenly increased, being accused of trying to "find liquidity for exit."

The news is just for entertainment; real trading happens on the chart. Don’t let anyone’s words trap your money—protect your hard-earned cash yourself.

**02 Market phenomenon interpretation: Rebound does not equal reversal**

Pulling up the hourly chart, there are two details worth pondering:

The RSI indicator once dipped near 28, which is indeed an extreme low recently—like a balloon pressed underwater, it will always have a rebound tendency. But the question is, how high can this rebound push?

MACD showed a bullish crossover below the zero line, which looks tempting, but such signals are often unreliable in a weak market. Bottom signals and true trend reversals are separated by a long distance.

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MEVSandwichVictim

· 14h ago

I haven't slept for three days watching the market, and I still got cut. That's my story... Don't believe the big shots' "consider adding to your position," because they're just looking for someone to take the fall.

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MoonWaterDroplets

· 14h ago

Big shots say to add positions, so I add, but ended up cutting losses to a new high, hilarious This wave of ZEC really keeps the heart pounding, the news and the market are completely two different stories Watching these institutional warnings every day, it's better to focus on your own wallet and stay sober A rebound is a rebound, don’t tell me the bottom is confirmed, by the time it’s confirmed, the yellow flowers will have withered I just want to ask who can truly predict where the bottom is, if you tell me, I’ll transfer to you Holding the market for three days was really embarrassing, better to sleep and wake up to operate with the trend Now listening to anyone feels off, the key is to guard against being trapped What’s the use of looking at indicators, in the end, the main force still plays you to doubt life

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WenMoon

· 14h ago

Big players only dare to say "consider," but we go straight in. We deserve this drop for jumping in recklessly. Three days without sleep monitoring the market, what’s the point? Candlestick charts won’t thank you for your company, haha. A rebound is just a rebound. Don’t take it as a reversal. Many people end up losing everything by trying to bottom-fish.

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MetaMaximalist

· 14h ago

nah, the whole "big players are just *considering* adding" angle is literally the oldest game in the book—they're just managing liquidity while retail panic-sells. classic infrastructure play, not actual conviction. RSI bounces mean nothing without protocol-level network effects validating the floor.

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SandwichTrader

· 14h ago

It's so frustrating, everything's just a routine... Real transactions are on the market, why do I always end up taking the hit?

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SpeakWithHatOn

· 14h ago

I've gone three days without sleep, I really have to admit, buddy. To put it simply, the market is manipulating to shake out weak hands. When will we retail investors learn not to buy the dip? Wait, is the MACD golden cross really that unreliable in a weak market? Sometimes I feel it's quite accurate. I also used to believe that ZEC would hit ten thousand, but now I realize I was just a rookie getting played. Big shots only dare to say "consider," which shows what—if even they don't dare to bet, what are we following the trend for? Paid promotions suddenly increased, right? This is the easiest time to get caught, the tricks are too deep.

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rugdoc.eth

· 14h ago

I haven't slept for three days, reading this article makes me feel like it's talking about me... RSI28 really can't hold on anymore Honestly, when the big guys say "consider," it means they haven't moved, but we still have to jump in, this logic is really absolute Rebound ≠ reversal, this sentence hits the heart, many people just get caught here Paid content is increasing... feels like the market is more honest than news Three days without sleep just to see the truth in the candlesticks, brother, I admire your persistence, but I feel like I haven't seen anything either Bottom signals and reversals are really worlds apart, retail investors like us are always gambling

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