2025-12-29 09:20:12

ZEC's recent market movement is quite interesting. On the surface, the bullish trend appears very firm, but a closer look at the charts reveals that the upward momentum is gradually weakening. A small correction is likely to occur next, during which there may also be false breakouts to lure in more buyers.

Trading advice is quite straightforward: friends who are already holding long positions can consider reducing their holdings to lock in profits; those who haven't entered the market yet should not rush in. Entering at this stage offers a less favorable risk-reward ratio; it’s more prudent to wait until the correction is complete and the signals are clearer before re-entering.

The crypto market is constantly changing, and this analysis is based on recent market signals. Ultimately, profit or loss depends on your own execution and risk management. Everyone should keep their own boundaries in check.

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RunWhenCut

· 5h ago

I see the decay of momentum, but I haven't figured out when it's a real pullback and when it's a fake fall. I advised the guys holding long positions, but how many actually listen? It's indeed right not to rush in, just afraid that when you look back, it hits the daily limit again haha. This market is full of tricks, I'm just waiting for the right opportunity now, not chasing after exhausting money. In the end, you still have to judge for yourself; saying more is just a waste.

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LiquidationWatcher

· 5h ago

Oh no, it's the same old trick again, decaying momentum and then inducing a rally? I've seen through it long ago and already reduced my position. Wait, is this really a false breakout this time or is it about to take off again? Honestly, I'm a bit annoyed by this "possibility," just give a clear signal. I've heard the term decaying momentum too many times, and every time I try to bottom fish, I get crushed. Anyway, I'm on the sidelines, waiting for a full correction before making a move. Why rush? When the risk-reward ratio isn't favorable, it's the easiest to get trapped. I've learned that. This wave of ZEC... feels like it's just missing the final pin, and then it'll be a mess again.

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NotAFinancialAdvice

· 5h ago

I also noticed the detail of momentum decay, but I'm more concerned about when those trap setups will come. Did everyone really make a profit from the reduction in positions, or were they caught again? Feeling a bit tired, let's just treat this as a casual play. I'll just watch and stay silent. The ZEC coin always seems to want to stir things up, so annoying.

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ZenZKPlayer

· 6h ago

Hey, this move really requires caution. I also feel the momentum is waning. Looking at the increasing number of people, but it seems like everyone is trampling over each other at the top. Reduce positions and take profits first, don't wait for a false breakout to cut losses and suffer heavy losses. That's how I got lured in last time, I don't want to repeat it. Let's wait and see, there's a high chance it will shake out again.

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SignatureAnxiety

· 6h ago

As for the momentum decay, I have to be honest, this wave is indeed a bit fake. Don't be fooled by false breakouts. --- Reducing positions to lock in profits is too conservative, just afraid of being dumped on. --- Waiting for a pullback to re-enter again—I've heard this set of words a hundred times, but what’s the result? --- Why does it feel like every time everyone is told not to rush in, they end up missing the best entry point... --- The pace of ZEC is indeed a bit strange. I'm also considering whether to exit first. --- I agree that the risk-reward ratio isn't worth it, but whether the prediction is correct is another matter. --- Fake breakouts are real, but only a few can truly identify them. --- Still the same old story, everyone can say nice things, but in the end, you still have to bear the consequences yourself.

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