#加密生态动态追踪 Privacy coins have recently experienced a significant drop, and the performance of ZEC is indeed worth tracking.

I have a friend who, the last time ZEC dropped from 600 to 580, didn’t hesitate to open a short position. His logic was quite clear—decreasing trading volume is a signal. He held the position until $300, then closed it, doubling his account. Later, during the privacy coin rebound, he switched to a long strategy, adding to his position around $420 and taking profits around $460 when encountering resistance.

Currently, ZEC is at $404.62, down 7.25% in 24 hours, ranked 17th by market cap. From a candlestick perspective, this is textbook range-bound trading—a clear resistance zone at $450-$470. The main force tried twice but failed to break through. Although the funding rate is still positive, it's clearly weakening, indicating no new money entering the market.

Support is at $400. Yesterday’s $17 million long liquidation happened around this level, and the current contest in this area is quite fierce.

My understanding is that trading is really a test of judgment rather than reaction speed. When the market trend is clear, the key is to wait for signals at important levels and avoid chasing highs or selling lows.

My own approach is straightforward: if the price hasn't reached my set point, I don't act; I only go in with a stop-loss. Opportunities are plentiful, but staying alive in the crypto space depends on patience and discipline.