ZEC's market signals today are quite straightforward. Simply put: the market only allows people in for now, not out. Those chasing the rally are already in a passive position, and those holding assets are also hesitating—should they buy the dip or exit?

Having been active in this market for many years, today's trend is actually very typical. On the 1-hour chart, the signals are extremely clear, with a definite bullish direction. The main force is telling everyone the same thing through their actions: don't think about reversing your position. This is not baseless; it’s the market setting the tone for the upcoming rhythm—rally, shakeout, and then rally again. I’ve seen this pattern countless times.

Why does the main force need to create shakeouts? Because there are too many followers. Institutions want to weed out retail traders who chase highs and sell lows. Imagine every rally attracting a rush of new buyers, but these people can't hold onto their positions; they panic and sell at the slightest shake. This makes the efficiency of the main force’s rally very low. So, shakeouts are used to clear the market, shaking out the less committed, making subsequent rallies smoother.

What should you do now? One word: be patient and wait for the shakeout. Those still chasing the rally at this moment are probably already trapped. This wave of volatility is precisely a test of the holders’ confidence. If you already hold positions, the key is not to be scared out by the fluctuations. True opportunities often hide in these moments when everyone else is panicking.