ZEC's recent rally is worth paying attention to. Looking at the chart, the obvious halt at the 404 level is not accidental; the consecutive lower shadow lines confirm buying support. Subsequently, the candlestick pattern shows a low point rising and the body gradually expanding, indicating an accelerating upward trend. The price strongly broke through the short-term moving averages and quickly returned above the middle band of the Bollinger Bands. This suggests that the bearish defense line was quickly breached, and main capital is clearly flowing back in.
Currently, there is small-bodied consolidation at high levels, which is a normal digestion process after a rally. As long as no engulfing pattern indicating a quick pullback appears, the structure still leans bullish. It is more likely that after high-level consolidation, the price will choose a new direction rather than reversing downward immediately.
In terms of operation, the main strategy is to focus on going long around the 425-430 range, as chasing the high carries higher risk. Waiting for a pullback to enter is more prudent, with a target near 458. Pay attention to risk management and set a proper stop-loss.
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Layer2Observer
· 12h ago
Well... technically, there's a bit of an issue with this logic. Classic patterns like strong support from lower shadows and higher lows do tend to attract capital, but one point needs clarification— is the 404 line really a key support, or is it just coincidentally at an integer psychological price level, making the decline look particularly sharp? Analyzing trading data from the source code level would be more interesting; just looking at candlestick patterns doesn't have a high survival rate. Moreover, the strategies of major funds in the crypto circle are also changing, and a return flow doesn't necessarily indicate genuine intent. This 458 target... needs further validation.
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SneakyFlashloan
· 12h ago
ZEC this wave is indeed interesting. That lower shadow at 404 clearly shows someone is trying to buy the dip. The main force's move is quite significant.
Wait for it to pull back to 425 before entering, and the target of 458 is not unreasonable. The question is whether it can hold above the 430 level.
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AllInDaddy
· 12h ago
The 404 rebound is indeed quite strong, but chasing the high might not be worth it. Let's wait for a pullback.
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SchrodingerGas
· 12h ago
404 stopping the decline... to be honest, it's a bit too textbook. It feels like the judgment that main funds are flowing back needs to be verified with on-chain data before I can be confident.
ZEC's recent rally is worth paying attention to. Looking at the chart, the obvious halt at the 404 level is not accidental; the consecutive lower shadow lines confirm buying support. Subsequently, the candlestick pattern shows a low point rising and the body gradually expanding, indicating an accelerating upward trend. The price strongly broke through the short-term moving averages and quickly returned above the middle band of the Bollinger Bands. This suggests that the bearish defense line was quickly breached, and main capital is clearly flowing back in.
Currently, there is small-bodied consolidation at high levels, which is a normal digestion process after a rally. As long as no engulfing pattern indicating a quick pullback appears, the structure still leans bullish. It is more likely that after high-level consolidation, the price will choose a new direction rather than reversing downward immediately.
In terms of operation, the main strategy is to focus on going long around the 425-430 range, as chasing the high carries higher risk. Waiting for a pullback to enter is more prudent, with a target near 458. Pay attention to risk management and set a proper stop-loss.