2025-12-30 01:20:37

ZRX's current rhythm is quite interesting. The 15-minute RSI has already surged to 87, a classic overbought signal. But when looking at the 1-hour and 4-hour charts, the trend is still upward, and the momentum isn't weak. What's the problem then? Trading volume has directly shrunk by 85%, which presents a typical multi-timeframe divergence — short-term overheating, long-term still pushing up, but volume is diverging.

Looking at the market data:
The current price is dead at the strong resistance zone of 0.160, with resistance levels at 0.165 and 0.172 above, and support levels at 0.155 and 0.148 below.

How to operate? The logic is very clear:

If it forcibly breaks through 0.165, then go long and eat some gains, targeting 0.172, with a stop-loss set at 0.158.

Conversely, if it falls below 0.155, the setup is invalidated, and you should switch to short, targeting 0.148, with a stop-loss at 0.160.

But right now? My choice is **to do nothing**. The price is stuck in a strong resistance zone, and volume and price are still fighting, waiting for a clearer signal. Either wait for a confirmed break above 0.165 to continue the bullish trend, or wait for a dip to 0.155 and stabilize before taking action. If you've just lost money, you should especially stick to your trading discipline and not chase after the moves caused by technical fluctuations.

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LiquidityWizard

· 9h ago

Price and volume fighting means don't touch it, this choice is fine. That's how I do it too. --- 0.160 tightly held, whether it breaks or not is a question. --- Volume shrank by 85% but still dare to chase? This is the beginning of cutting losses. --- RSI hits 87 but volume wanes, this kind of signal is the most deceptive, I've seen too many. --- Wait, wait, wait, don't rush to act, if the signals are unclear, who dares to gamble. --- People who just lost money are most likely to chase this kind of asset, then lose again. --- Multi-timeframe divergence is indeed annoying, short-term cycles are crazy, long-term cycles are still pretending to be dead. --- If it breaks 0.165, chase; if not, keep sleeping, it's that simple. --- I think this wave will return to 0.155, if volume can't pick up, there's no hope. --- Not touching is correct, but don't wait too long either, opportunities pass quickly.

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AirdropHunterXiao

· 9h ago

The volume has shrunk but they still dare to push it up. I've seen this trick before; it's probably going to crash. --- RSI 87 and they still ignore it. Truly impressive. --- Stuck at 0.160 and not moving at all. This feels like the main force is shaking out the weak hands. --- What does an 85% decrease in trading volume mean? It means no one is following anymore. A warning sign. --- Better not to do anything. I think the same. Wait until it breaks and then act. --- Divergence across multiple timeframes is the most annoying. Small timeframe madness and large timeframe water-drilling—it's doomed to crash. --- If it can't break 0.165, just go straight to 0.148. Don't be lucky. --- Just lost once, now looking at this market I feel scared. Just wait and see. --- When price and volume don't match, it's a sign of a false breakout. I'm used to getting cut. --- Sticking to discipline is correct. Many people lose because their technicals are messed up. --- ZRX isn't a mainstream coin. If it crashes, who will save it? --- This 0.160 barrier has been stuck for so long. There must be some trick.

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RektButAlive

· 9h ago

The market is shrinking so aggressively, I'm also on the sidelines. I won't move unless it breaks 0.165.

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LiquidatorFlash

· 9h ago

A 85% decrease in volume and it's just pumped up like this, truly digging a hole for me. Wait for a clear signal before taking action, don't mess around.

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MrRightClick

· 9h ago

Don't act prematurely when price and volume are conflicting; this wave of ZRX is a bit weak.

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ChainMelonWatcher

· 9h ago

Divergence between price and volume can look comfortable but is actually the most troublesome. I agree to wait and see. This is a typical "let me see who else is going to be shaken out" stance. 0.160 is locked in, let's wait for a breakdown, anyway, I'm just idling. The most vulnerable when multiple timeframes are conflicting—better to miss out than get shaken out. The trading volume has shrunk so much, and you're still daring to chase? I really admire that.

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