ZBT's recent rebound momentum has indeed attracted quite a bit of attention. A short-term surge of 60% looks good, but a close look at the candlestick pattern reveals some issues. The key resistance level at 0.2010 has never been effectively broken through, and there is a long and uncomfortable upper shadow, indicating that the buying momentum at high levels is clearly insufficient.

What is more worth warning about is the project's fundamental aspects. As a privacy token, its front end was hacked a few days ago, which is already quite embarrassing in terms of security incidents. Now, this wave of rallying is hard not to make people think—this might just be a trap to lure more traders in.

Market signals indicate that the whales are preparing their chips in advance for the large unlock scheduled for next month. Based on this logic, many traders are choosing to place short orders around 0.17, with a stop loss set at 0.21, and the target price below is 0.10. The core idea of this strategy is: resistance above, support below, and the risk zone in between.