2026-01-03 06:25:53

Friends tracking this ZEC market should have an impression; we have witnessed a short position setup starting from 470. Replenished at 490, added again at 526, and still topping up at 550. The final average price settled around 528.8, and a profit of 45 points was realized when closing at 483.

The longs haven't been idle either—opened a position at 520, added a lot at 510, and topped up again at 485, with an average price of 507. Currently, this long position is still held.

Basically, it's about building a complete trading system. With this system, any coin can achieve both long and short positions. Even if a certain direction doesn't yield the expected profit, the system's risk control design can ensure the principal isn't lost. This isn't some magical technique; it's a combination of discipline, position management, and risk awareness.

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GateUser-0717ab66

· 3h ago

Just 45 points and you're out? I think it can go further. ZEC's momentum isn't over yet; I suggest holding on a bit longer.

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CryptoHistoryClass

· 8h ago

lmao the classic "i have a system that works on everything" narrative... *checks historical data* yeah we've heard this exact pitch before every major capitulation phase, ngl

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MetaverseLandlord

· 8h ago

528.8 that average price is really amazing. Saying that both bulls and bears are eating actually means not being afraid of losses. Just listen, there are very few who can truly stick to their discipline. A profit of 45 points is not bad; it all depends on how far the long positions can go later. I've heard this system theory too many times; still, the same old saying—knowing is easy, doing is hard. The key is whether the mindset can withstand the pullback; most people have already lost their composure.

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StableGenius

· 8h ago

lmao the "complete trading system" guy strikes again... yeah sure, until it doesn't. risk management sounds great in hindsight tho ngl

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LiquidationWatcher

· 8h ago

This system's gameplay is indeed meticulous, and the key point remains: discipline is the key to success. Most people fail because of frequent position adjustments. Taking down 45 points comfortably, holding onto long positions and waiting for a rebound to take profits. Frankly speaking, many people seem to be trading, but in reality, they are gambling. Although the idea of both long and short positions winning sounds easy, executing it truly requires skill. The real way to make money is not in predicting price movements, but in stop-loss management and mindset. This wave of ZEC's rhythm is indeed clear, the key is to see who can hold on.

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HodlOrRegret

· 8h ago

Are 45 points enough to break even? I see you're more of a conservative approach, with no greed.

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BetterLuckyThanSmart

· 8h ago

Hmm... This system sounds good, but how many can actually execute it properly? --- Secure 45 points steadily, the bulls are still eating, such a dual-direction layout is indeed comfortable. --- Risk control is the most critical; without it, everything else is just talk. --- The management of average price is interesting, but there are always unexpected turns in the market. --- It looks very systematic, but I'm more concerned about the drawdown rate. --- It's about discipline—things that are easy to understand but hard to implement, many people simply can't stick to it. --- The idea of both long and short positions sounds great, but can you really keep your composure during actual operation? --- This is probably what stable profit looks like, nothing fancy. --- Positioning is indeed hardcore, but how's the liquidity of ZEC? --- Capital preservation is the key, everything else is just fleeting. --- A complete system is indeed important, but what if a market black swan comes?

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ApeWithAPlan

· 8h ago

45 points, this technique is indeed steady... but to be honest, the bulls are still eating dust --- Risk control design sounds good, but isn't it just gambling on probabilities? Why are they so confident? --- Average price of 528, both bulls and bears are eating, just thinking about it makes you realize how much resilience is needed --- Discipline position risk control, sounds like a textbook, but in actual operation, isn't every one a trap? --- Long position at 507 is still hanging there, should you cut your losses now, brother?

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