Looking at this wave movement, the main decline of ZEC's C wave is indeed a settled matter. The issue lies in the details of C2, which are particularly complex. This rebound will at most reach the 460 to 440 range, but honestly, there's not much point in pushing higher. My trading approach is very straightforward—reduce positions when a short position hits the key defense line at 425, and if it breaks above, immediately lighten the position.

Thinking from another perspective, if I were the main force behind the bears, why would I deliberately push up to 460 to trap the bulls? That logic doesn't make sense. The key is whether ZEC can hold steady between 440 and 460—if it truly stabilizes, then I would need to readjust my judgment on the subsequent trend. At such times, the market's main force intentions are more important than any indicator.