2026-01-09 10:23:55

Recently, ZAMA's market movements have confused the bulls. This coin was pushed up to a high of $0.2262, seemingly about to hit a new high, but suddenly selling pressure slammed down, leaving no time to react, and it plummeted straight to $0.1350. Even when it weakly rebounded to $0.1443 later, it was just a futile attempt to stop the fall. From the high to the low, the decline within a single day reached 27.38%, with a trading volume of 53,728,000 and a 24-hour trading volume exceeding 7.92 million USDT. What is behind this violent sell-off? Capital fleeing at high levels regardless of the cost.

Looking at the chart, ZAMA still shows no signs of stopping its decline. The bullish momentum is completely unable to keep up, and panic selling continues to pour out. In the short term, the downward pressure on this coin remains quite significant.

If you want to participate in the rebound and try to catch a quick profit, don’t rush to buy the dip. Wait until it rebounds back to the $0.1500-$0.1600 range, and try a small position to test the waters, but only if the price can hold above the recent key resistance level. For shorting, the first target is $0.1400, and the second target is $0.1350. If the downtrend continues to deepen, testing $0.1300 is also possible. Set your stop-loss at $0.1600; once this level is broken, the short-term downtrend is likely to ease.

Overall, until clear signs of a bottom appear, the bearish mindset should remain unchanged. Going long now is just asking for trouble and likely to get you trapped. For shorts, control the pace and only enter after a rebound to the resistance level to be safer.

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SnapshotBot

· 01-10 05:11

Oh my, it's the same old trick again. Those who buy in at high levels are bound to suffer losses. ZAMA's move is truly brilliant. The bulls are being hammered into disarray. Panic selling keeps coming, and I can't see where the bottom is. Wait for the rebound; jumping in now is just giving away money. If this coin doesn't stop falling, I really can't understand what the future holds.

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CompoundPersonality

· 01-09 10:51

Another story of a bagholder at a high level, ZAMA has been hammered really hard this time 0x compound interest personality will definitely be completely out of the market again, let's see if it works Are the bulls still daring to buy the dip? Brother, are you trying to get cremated? A 27% one-day drop, this is the art of the main force shaking out the weak, too violent Let's see if we can test 0.13, then decide whether to participate Nobody is willing to take this position, panic selling keeps hitting, it's uncomfortable My strategy is to stay short; entering long now is just giving away money Wait for the rebound to 0.15 and see, try a very small position to test the waters This coin seems to have no bottom now, better to stay on the sidelines With such strong downward pressure, the bulls should have given up long ago

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SocialFiQueen

· 01-09 10:48

27% drop in one day is so brutal, it's either institutions dumping or someone is harvesting profits. This routine is so familiar.

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SelfCustodyIssues

· 01-09 10:32

Another trick of诱多 with a sharp drop, Zama this time is really disgusting. Forget it, I'll keep watching and not act impulsively. It's better to escape at high levels, anyway I don't trust this market. I don't even dare to buy at 0.15, I need to wait for a confirmed stop decline signal. I'm not interested in shorting either, it feels like there's still room below but the risk is high.

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