2026-01-10 19:20:35

ZEC has recently faced significant pressure. The collective resignation of the development team ECC has undoubtedly shaken the project's fundamentals, coupled with concerns about potential delisting from exchanges, leading to a clear shift in market sentiment towards pessimism.

From a technical perspective, the 500 price level has become a short-term ceiling, making it difficult to break through. Bearish traders are targeting lower levels—if the 455 support cannot hold, then 300, 250, and even 180 are not just fantasy targets. Previous lows have become key support levels; once broken, the downward momentum could accelerate.

At this stage, ZEC is indeed under dual pressure from both fundamentals and technicals. For bears, the risk-reward ratio is beginning to become attractive.

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GasFeeNightmare

· 01-10 19:50

Damn, ECC team all resigned? This is basically sentencing ZEC to death. --- If 455 can't hold, there's really no hope left. The 180 level is too terrifying. --- Another project is cooling off; delisting from the exchange is just a matter of time. --- With such a rotten fundamental, still hoping to break 500? Pure wishful thinking. --- A moment of short-seller celebration. This wave indeed has a good risk-reward ratio. --- How can ECC just say it's disbanded? There must be a story behind it. --- 250 isn't even the bottom; I bet 180 can break through. --- Sounds ridiculous—development team all fleeing. Who dares to take over? --- ZEC's current situation is self-inflicted destruction; no one can save it.

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ProbablyNothing

· 01-10 19:50

Well... ECC collectively ran away, how desperate is that --- Can't even break 500, I see trouble --- Is it true that the exchange is going to delist ZEC? Then it's over --- Double hit, the shorts are waiting to count their money --- 180? Don’t scare me, this can’t be real, right --- The project is dead, the fundamentals are gone, and the technicals are no help, it’s a bit upsetting --- Heard that if 455 doesn’t hold, it will keep falling? That’s so tragic --- The risk-reward ratio becomes attractive... as soon as this phrase appears, retail investors should run --- When the wave of resignations comes, confidence is completely gone --- So what are the people buying ZEC thinking now?

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AirdropHuntress

· 01-10 19:43

The collective resignation of ECC is not simple. After investigation and analysis, there is definitely a shadow of capital operation behind it. Pay attention to the movements of these wallet addresses; the truth may be inside. --- Once the 455 line breaks, I need to reassess the entire position. Historical data shows that such signals appear before every technical collapse. Don't be greedy. --- The project's background is suspicious. The entire ECC team resigning is too outrageous. Projects worth deploying wouldn't do things like this. It's advisable to be cautious of the risks. --- Another capital pump and dump? It looks a bit familiar... If 180 really comes, I will admit defeat. --- Data shows that once the delisting expectation from exchanges is realized, technical support is almost useless. This bearish logic is sound. --- Honestly, if the fundamentals collapse, a strong technical analysis is useless. ZEC might really bleed out this time. --- ECC's move either indicates internal conflict or capital cleansing. Neither is good news for holders. --- I have also reflected on misjudgments, but the signals for ZEC this time are too clear. Defend the 455, or it will accelerate downward.

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ForkYouPayMe

· 01-10 19:38

Here are several distinctive and differentiated comments: --- The ECC team just ran away, this hit hard --- If I can't hold 455, I'll wait for the 180 bottom, anyway ZEC definitely won't die --- The short position is about to explode, it looks really uncomfortable --- The fundamentals have collapsed and the technicals have collapsed too, double kill brother --- It feels like delisting from the exchange is only a matter of time, better to run early --- If it can't even break 500, what are you still thinking about --- Can you really see 300? It's a bit uncertain --- The development team collectively leaving is solid proof that the project is rotten --- If this pace continues, 180 is not a dream but a reality --- Is the risk-reward ratio attractive? Well, that's for the shorts...

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