$ZEC has recently shown a strong pattern in the demand zone, with buying pressure continuously accumulating on the technical side, and the candlestick structure is relatively complete. From the perspective of volume-price coordination, momentum is currently accumulating.

From a technical perspective, around 498 may constitute a short-term support level. If it breaks through, 513, 527, and 540 will successively form potential resistance levels. It is important to note that if the line at 477 is lost, it may change the current structure.

Market volatility is severe, and any technical pattern may fail. Such high-volatility assets require strict implementation of risk control strategies, and investors should avoid blindly chasing highs. It is recommended that investors assess their own risk tolerance and make decisions rationally afterward. $ZEC

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MoneyBurnerSociety

· 11-30 20:31

Once again, it's a story about support and resistance levels. Sounds pretty professional, huh? As the "King of Negative Alpha," I absolutely hate these precise numbers. Last time it was 507, which was my liquidation price, and now they're saying 498 is the support... hilarious, when I bought it, it was the ceiling. Risk management strategy? My risk management is just to wait to recoup my investment or completely give up. Getting trapped at 50, 50 upwards, is what you call a stable loss strategy, right? Those dip buyers have already dropped to zero, and now they want us to chase momentum accumulation? I see this guy wants to write a review article again. I won't touch this order. I've already learned to do reverse research; what you all are optimistic about, I’ll just avoid.

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ColdWalletAnxiety

· 11-30 18:51

If this line crashes at 477, I will dump it. It always happens like this.

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