A few days ago, in the afternoon, it was still acting tough sideways—then right after I finished lunch and checked the charts, $ZEC suddenly showed its real temper. It’s not that it doesn’t bounce, but every time it rebounds it lacks follow-through. Just as it lifts slightly, sell orders immediately push it back down.

Before the chart fully started moving, I watched ZEC and compared it over several rounds. I found that nobody was stepping in—buy-side support was insufficient, and the suppression level never really loosened. So when the price approached 529.74, I went long and had a protection plan in advance, so that one decision wouldn’t turn into an emotional gamble.

Currently, at 515.59, the shorts have already been realized, and the floating result is up +191.4%—this one is really satisfying. I’ll close 80% first, keep 20% to see whether it continues pressing down. The protective level is moved to around my cost; if it pulls back and rebounds, I stop there—I won’t force it against the order book.

Even if you only make one percentage point—if you can take it away, then it’s yours. Any extra floating profit is the market’s. Don’t grind away your patience in a range.

Chasing orders is easy to get stuck at the top of the mountain. Wait for the next round—once the structure is clearer again, act according to the signals.

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