Short ZEC positions are trapped by 90 points, don’t panic! Brother Wan teaches you how to “lock in your position to resolve the trap,” no recovery, no stopping.

Brother Wan’s view: The main force of ZEC is focusing firepower on shorting, 510 is the dividing line between bulls and bears — either surge high and fall back, or accelerate the rally. Your chance to escape is only once.

Now your biggest concern: How much more can ZEC rise? When will it pull back?

Short positions are trapped by 90 points, no need to cut losses. Da Wan only uses one move to lock the position and take back control.
First, look at the core position you care about most now: How much more can ZEC rise? When will it pull back?

1-hour BOLL upper band at 508, daily resistance at 510. Breakthrough of 510 is weak → pull back; volume stabilizing at 510 → directly push to 530.

Liquidation map is naked
A large number of short positions are accumulated near 510, forced to close. The main force’s purpose of pushing the price is clear: to blow up these shorts. Most likely, it will fall back after hitting 510.

Data doesn’t lie
Bullish positions: 51.84M, bearish positions: 52.33M, but only 12% of shorts are profitable. Most shorts are trapped, and even with large positions, they are just paper tigers.

Brother Wan’s two-step solution
Step 1: Open equal long positions around 480 to lock in the position
Your short average price is 405, trapped by 90 points. Open long at 480, regardless of whether it rises or falls later, the net value is locked.

Step 2: Watch for 510 action
Weak breakthrough of 510, upper shadow or RSI divergence → close longs and leave shorts, add a little more short positions, bring the average price to 455, wait for a pullback to exit profit.

Breakthrough of 510 with volume → close shorts and keep longs, continue to hold long positions to eat the gains, and handle the upper resistance level later.

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