2025-12-30 02:23:56

ZEC's recent surge is indeed fierce, with no decent pullback even at $555. The 30-minute third buy signal has already been confirmed, but can we really chase directly here? To be honest, many people get caught in these "seems very safe" positions.

From the four-hour timeframe, we are still in the continuation phase of the current wave (see Chart 1), and blindly following the trend into the market carries significant risk. My personal approach is this: continue to wait for a retracement candle on the four-hour chart. Once this retracement candle aligns with the 30-minute structure, that will be a true low-entry point. The target then points to 670 without much issue.

In a bull market, there's no need to guess where the top is, but the structure and levels need to be in place. It's not too late to chase after a breakdown.

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GateUser-afe07a92

· 6h ago

Wait for the pullback before jumping in; missing this wave isn't a loss.

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consensus_failure

· 6h ago

555 didn't even pull back? That's the most dangerous signal, and many people get caught in this "smooth sailing" situation. Waiting for the four-hour correction candle, this approach is fine, just need to be patient. Don't rush; it's not too late to get in after a breakdown. ZEC has been too smooth this time, which actually makes people nervous. Chasing aggressively before the structure is in place, no wonder it results in liquidation. The most testing aspect of a bull market is patience, but unfortunately, most people lack it. 670 indeed has hope, but the prerequisite is that each candle must correspond properly. Positions that look very safe are often the most虚; how many people can truly understand this principle?

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FloorSweeper

· 6h ago

yeah nah, classic trap setup. everyone sees the same 30min signal and suddenly thinks they're geniuses. watched this play out a hundred times already.

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ReverseTrendSister

· 6h ago

Really, this kind of "looks very safe" position is the easiest to get caught holding the bag. I've been burned before. Waiting for a pullback is the right approach; there's no need to rush. Once it breaks the level, then jump in confidently. Haven't even adjusted the 555? That's a bit off, feels like something's going to go wrong. The four-hour chart is still continuing, chasing after it hard is risky. I also choose to wait and see, and will act once the signals are clearer. I believe in the 670 target, but the prerequisites must be in place; otherwise, it's just a castle in the air. Agreed, in a bull market, don't be greedy; structure comes first.

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