2025-12-28 16:24:05

ZEC has already touched a clear resistance on the one-hour chart, but there are no signs of breakdown or bearish candles despite the volume increase, which from a technical perspective indicates a bullish bias. If you want to short, you need to wait for a suitable opportunity—entering on the right side would be relatively safer.

Bitcoin is approaching a turning point. If the trend shifts downward, short positions can be more aggressive. But if the overall market remains stuck above 80,000 and cannot break down, there might be a rebound wave lasting over a month, which is the corrective movement of Wave B.

The key point is that ZEC has not yet shown a volume spike with bearish candles, indicating that the main bearish force has not yet fully exerted itself. Entering recklessly at this time could easily turn into cannon fodder. Don’t think this is a bottoming opportunity in a bull market; be cautious when opening positions.

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SelfCustodyBro

· 2025-12-31 15:55

Short positions, well, we need to wait until ZEC spits out a volume-filled bearish candle before making a move. Entering now is just giving away profits. The 80,000 resistance is so strong. If Bitcoin doesn't break through, we should be prepared for a long-term rebound.

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Anon32942

· 2025-12-31 13:31

Short positions still need to wait; without a bearish candle, there's no signal. Entering now is just giving away money.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 2025-12-30 13:54

Really, ZEC hasn't even formed a bearish candle yet, rushing to short is just asking for death. Wait, can BTC really break through 80,000... it feels a bit uncertain. Entering on the right side is the way to go; don't be greedy for those tiny profits.

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NFTRegretful

· 2025-12-28 20:12

Yeah, this time we really have to wait. ZEC's performance isn't that simple. Bitcoin stuck at 80,000 is really annoying, but if it rebounds, it's also easy to make money. The key is not to rush into shorting; the bears haven't really made a move yet. It's not that you can't buy the dip, just don't get caught in a trap.

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GasFeeCrier

· 2025-12-28 16:42

Wait, looking at ZEC's trend, I always feel like it's going to crash, but it hasn't crashed. It's really frustrating. Stuck at 80,000 for so long, but it feels like a rebound is coming. I'm so anxious. Really, the bears haven't exerted any effort at all. Now rushing in would be just giving it away.

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MevSandwich

· 2025-12-28 16:26

Hey, I said don't rush to short without a bearish candle, it's easy to get eaten up.

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RetiredMiner

· 2025-12-28 16:25

Waiting again for the best entry point, this feeling is really torturous... ZEC's current situation is indeed not aggressive enough. Don't worry, entering on the right side is the key, otherwise you'll just become cannon fodder. Bitcoin is stuck at the crucial 80,000 level. If it can't break through and rebounds for a month, I wouldn't be surprised; history often repeats itself...

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NFTArchaeologist

· 2025-12-28 16:24

Wait for the bearish candle, no rush. Isn't it better to enter on the right side? Do you have to be cannon fodder? --- This wave of ZEC feels like it's gathering strength; the bears haven't even shown their true hand yet. --- The 80,000 resistance is so tough; a rebound is understandable. Let's see if it can truly break through. --- Don't rush to buy the dip; this might not be the bottom, brother. --- Feels like we need to wait a bit more; entering now definitely risks getting trapped. --- The main players haven't even exerted effort, and you're already anxious. Do you really want to be cannon fodder?

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