I just randomly tapped refresh, and it tore up the respectable high point on its own. When the whole screen was filled with green light, $ZEC finally stopped trying to force strength sideways; the continuous pullback fully invalidated the earlier fake breakout’s key level.

In my last glance before bed, I was still watching ZEC’s rhythm: the overhead pressure hasn’t disappeared, each rebound is shorter than the last, and volume can’t keep up. Seeing this kind of chart where no one is stepping in on the way up, I didn’t bet on continuation—after confirming weakness, I executed a long.

Based on the entry price 529.74, the current price is 479.37. The short position has realized a profit of +674.67%. The key on this trade isn’t guessing the top—it’s waiting for it to show its fatigue.

First, close 80% of the position, and keep the remaining 20% to observe. The protection level is moved in sync to the cost price. If the downtrend continues, let the profit run; once a stronger rebound appears, protect the part you’ve already realized first—don’t fight the market.

Don’t grind your patience away in a range just because you want to win back dignity in a one-way move. This isn’t the time to chase shorts. If you miss it, you miss it—there’s no shortage of opportunities in the market. Wait for the next clearer position.

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