Is the big loser ZEC able to be shorted again? What about Ethereum? Let's discuss the profit strategies for the next few days.

1. First, let's talk about ZEC. This big sucker has risen again! This means more money coming our way, and it has reached the 450-470 resistance zone, a familiar pattern. However, we've already shorted here three times before, so this time let's be cautious and just use the profits we've made previously to short.

2. For a larger position on ZEC, I have it set at the 550 resistance. Once it reaches here, definitely short. The resistance is very strong, and shorting here has a high chance of success. Currently, with a small short position at 450, our take-profit points are still at 430 and 410, taking profits in stages. A 1x short won't liquidate you; if you're caught, just hold on. It will eventually come down for profits. Remember, placing a buy-back short order around 550 makes it even safer.

3. I have to say, ZEC is really amazing. I don't know which persistent buyers keep buying, but every time it shorted down, it just bounces back up—like a money-giving fairy. We've been shorting for two months now, and I really appreciate the big brothers who bought ZEC. On the 23rd, everyone took profits at the 410 support level. I said to wait for ZEC to rebound before shorting again. Look now, hasn't it just come back?

4. After discussing ZEC, let's look at the overall market. As we analyzed before, during the Christmas holiday, institutions are on break, so there won't be big market moves. Profits rely on small wave arbitrage. A good shorting position is near the 3000 and 3060 resistance levels. I hope ETH can rebound so we can short again~

5. As for the overall trend, you can see the chart I posted. I plan to start shorting in mid-January, betting on the negative news of no rate cuts in January. The price will start to decline then, continuing down until the day of the interest rate meeting. This is the opposite of previous logic—before, prices rose before rate cuts, and fell after. Now, there's a high probability that prices will start falling two weeks before the meeting, and after the meeting, the negative news will be exhausted, leading to a rebound. I’d say there's an 80% chance of success—everyone can seize this opportunity~