ZEC has currently broken free from the bearish pressure. The 4-hour chart shows a typical volume breakout after a triangle convergence, with a clear bullish attack characteristic in the candlesticks. In the short term, 510 is an important support bottom line and is unlikely to be effectively broken. Previous short position holders should cut losses in time.
From recent trends, ZEC experienced two rounds of correction before rebounding. After completing the layout around 448, profits were taken at two key levels, avoiding subsequent holding pressure. During the subsequent rally, 484 became an effective re-entry point, with floating profits approaching 30 points. According to the current bullish momentum, the first target is around 616.
The mid-term strategy is to buy on dips. Focus should be on two resistance zones: 610 (±15 points) and 710 (±15 points). 610 is the first resistance band; it is recommended to place orders in advance for medium positions and take profits when it pulls back. 710 is a larger key resistance level; due to sufficient time window, large positions can be directly entered in this area. Small profits can be ignored; the key is to seize this large-scale opportunity. If support at 484 is touched again, add positions without hesitation.
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BlockchainRetirementHome
· 9h ago
If 510 doesn't break, I will still believe in you. You said the same thing last time.
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SnapshotLaborer
· 9h ago
If 484 breaks again, I'll go all in, since the stop-loss is right there. What are you afraid of?
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MEVHunter_9000
· 9h ago
If I can't hold 510, I will give up. Anyway, I have been holding on to 484 to the death.
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LiquidatedTwice
· 9h ago
If 510 doesn't break, keep going long anyway. I've already lost twice, so what am I afraid of?
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GweiWatcher
· 9h ago
484 is back? Is this one reliable? Last time I added to my position and got stuck for three days.
ZEC has currently broken free from the bearish pressure. The 4-hour chart shows a typical volume breakout after a triangle convergence, with a clear bullish attack characteristic in the candlesticks. In the short term, 510 is an important support bottom line and is unlikely to be effectively broken. Previous short position holders should cut losses in time.
From recent trends, ZEC experienced two rounds of correction before rebounding. After completing the layout around 448, profits were taken at two key levels, avoiding subsequent holding pressure. During the subsequent rally, 484 became an effective re-entry point, with floating profits approaching 30 points. According to the current bullish momentum, the first target is around 616.
The mid-term strategy is to buy on dips. Focus should be on two resistance zones: 610 (±15 points) and 710 (±15 points). 610 is the first resistance band; it is recommended to place orders in advance for medium positions and take profits when it pulls back. 710 is a larger key resistance level; due to sufficient time window, large positions can be directly entered in this area. Small profits can be ignored; the key is to seize this large-scale opportunity. If support at 484 is touched again, add positions without hesitation.