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#数字资产市场动态 ZECThis wave of market movement is indeed fierce—548 has already shattered many people's psychological expectations. But from a candlestick perspective, this rally hides risk signals.
The RSI has soared to 84, already deeply into the overbought zone, and the price has even broken out of the upper Bollinger Band. Such extreme deviations can never be sustained for long. What's more painful is that although the trading volume has increased, some big players' short positions are still pressing down— the quieter the rally, the more likely it is that the energy for a reversal has been accumulating.
To put it simply, this is not a healthy slow bull market. The logic is quite clear: retail investors chase high out of momentum, while the smart money with real chips may already be planning to exit. The intense battle between bulls and bears just shows that market consensus is fragile, driven purely by emotional waves and capital surges for short-term euphoria.
If you currently hold ZEC, especially if you've already made a profit, you must stay rational:
**Set stop-loss and take-profit levels, refuse to let greed cut off your retreat**
**Diverse profit-taking is a wise choice; earning less is better than getting caught**
**Remember a hard truth: only the profits you realize are truly yours; paper gains can't withstand a pullback**
Don't wait for the price to keep soaring before making decisions. Market cycles never wait for anyone, but your capital can't afford repeated trial and error.
What do you think about this wave—opportunity or trap? What are your current holdings and risk control strategies?