Recently monitoring ZEC's market movements, there have indeed been some noteworthy technical signals.

Yesterday, ZEC executed a large order of 7000U within the 530-540 range. From the current technical perspective, a wave of upward spikes is highly likely to occur next. The issue is that this spike may be followed by a wave of liquidation orders—especially those traders who have established high-leverage positions below 600, which poses a significant risk.

I analyzed the liquidation prices of large traders and whales and found they are highly concentrated in the 550-580 range. If the price triggers this zone, a chain reaction of liquidations could be activated, and the spike pattern may not be far off. The good news is that ZEC's market cap is substantial, so the magnitude of the spike probably won't be too exaggerated. Historically, a fluctuation of around 10% is quite common.

**Recent Trading Recommendations**:

For friends trading with high leverage, caution is especially important during this period. If you are holding medium to long-term positions, it’s advisable to keep your liquidation price around 800 to ensure better sleep quality.

Here's a suggested approach: once the price breaks above 550, stop rolling over shorts and add to your positions; if it reaches 600, simultaneously stop rolling over and add to your longs.

If your margin is sufficient, grid trading strategies still have a chance in this market. You can gradually add positions in batches. However, traders with tight margins should avoid impulsively adding more, as the risk will multiply. At minimum, ensure your liquidation price stays above 700, with a safety line locked at 800.

The smartest move right now is to patiently wait for the market to choose a direction. The monthly trend of Bitcoin is still unclear, and other cryptocurrencies are likely to follow the lead of the main coin, so there's no need to rush into all-in positions—just observe and wait.