#数字资产市场动态 ZEC has indeed experienced a fierce rally recently, with many chasing the highs. Some analysts are calling for a push that may encounter resistance around 560. But this is not the end; the underlying logic is even more interesting.

Speaking of the strength of ZEC and BCH, we need to talk about mining. As the main mineable cryptocurrencies, their price movements are closely linked to the sales of mining machines. Large mining hardware manufacturers usually push up the prices of these coins before launching new products — this attracts more people to mine and helps sell more mining rigs. Before the launch of new models like the Z15 pro, these coins often perform the best.

However, there is a trap in this rally: once the mining companies sell out their mining machines, profit-taking will appear. The price may fall back from the highs, with a correction down to around 510 at least. The halving trend of ZEC two years ago somewhat reflects this pattern.

Shorting these coins requires patience. A friend of mine shorted at 550, using 1x leverage, with only 20% of the total position. This setup allows participation in the downward trend without being wiped out by sudden rebounds. When selling pressure appears around 560, there will naturally be opportunities for a pullback.

Key takeaway: Believing in the future of a certain coin does not mean you should chase it now. Historically high levels are often the points where miners and big investors take profits and exit. Once they have sold all their mining machines, it’s better to wait for a price correction before entering again — the risk is actually lower.