2026-01-08 08:23:49

Recently, the ZEC project developments have attracted market attention. The original team has experienced personnel changes, leading to an internal adjustment period for the project. Such changes often cause significant short-term impacts on the coin's price.

From a technical perspective, ZEC has indeed shown obvious downward pressure recently. Traders who established short positions around 485 have caught this wave of price movement and have already gained about 30 points. During the morning session, ZEC experienced a series of rapid declines, forming several obvious waterfall patterns with considerable drops.

Events like these often attract short-term traders' participation. In the face of market volatility, it is especially important to grasp key support and resistance levels. Many traders have seized opportunities in this wave of price movement, with relatively substantial profit potential.

It is worth noting that when a project faces internal adjustments, market sentiment tends to change faster than the fundamentals. This also provides a trading window for executing short-term strategies. How the subsequent trend develops still requires continued observation of the project's specific progress and market reactions.

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WhaleInTraining

· 01-11 08:18

ZEC this wave is really awesome, the 485 shorters directly hit 30 points, the waterfall drop is so satisfying Personnel changes happen so quickly, the emotional market is indeed the most violent Short-term gains are great, but I'm worried about the team slacking off... We need to see how they stabilize morale moving forward Is this actually a good opportunity to buy the dip? Or is it safer to just watch the show?

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OnChainDetective

· 01-11 04:57

Wait, have you checked the source of funds for the 485 short position? I looked through the on-chain data, and there were indeed a few suspicious large transfers flowing to exchanges at that time, with amounts precise to 0.000001ZEC... Seems a bit off.

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just_here_for_vibes

· 01-09 16:25

ZEC has crashed again, this wave of bears really makes easy money... Personnel changes are the best way to harvest the little guys.

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degenwhisperer

· 01-08 12:49

485 Nabo short squeeze is so satisfying, steady at 30 points Team shake-up, is this the only effect? I bet there's more to come Emotional killing, that's all. Fundamentals? What's that When the big waterfall comes, we can't react in time ZEC's internal injury this time isn't light, need to observe for a while In the short term, this chaos... is a great time to harvest some wool

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FlashLoanLord

· 01-08 08:51

Personnel changes are personnel changes, anyway, this is the best time to buy the dip. When the waterfall crashes down, it's a perfect entry point. --- Damn, it's the same old story of fundamentals vs. sentiment. Basically, it's all about popularity. --- Shorts at 485 by thirty points? I feel like I saw more than that when I was watching the market yesterday. --- When the team changes, the market gets chaotic first. This round is really profitable... Why the hell am I a beat late? --- Support and resistance levels... These words always sound so good, but when it comes to critical moments, who the hell can really grasp them? --- Internal adjustment period... Sounds nice, but actually it just means no one knows when the bottom will fall. Only the brave gamble on this. --- Has anyone clearly seen the next direction of ZEC, or are they still blindly following the trend and buying the dip? --- This round of sentiment trading is crazy. Once the fundamentals truly materialize, it will all be over. --- Short-term trading makes quick profits but also quick losses. I've seen many people happily trading yesterday, but today they are screwed.

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NftMetaversePainter

· 01-08 08:51

actually the real aesthetic computation happening here isn't the 30pt gainz... it's how the algorithm interprets sentiment cascade during organizational paradigm shifts. the hash value of market psychology > technical support levels fr fr

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HalfBuddhaMoney

· 01-08 08:50

Personnel changes directly lead to a dump; this routine is truly classic. --- That bearish wave at 485 was really fierce; 30 points would have been comfortable. Why didn't I catch it? --- Falling waterfall trend? I only saw rivers of blood, and I got cut again. --- Emotional sentiment > fundamentals, this is the crypto world—it's all about expectations and panic. --- ZEC is so turbulent; better to just hold and wait for a rebound. So exhausting. --- Short-term traders are laughing to death, long-term holders are crying to death—an eternal story. --- Support levels, resistance levels, key levels... in the end, they are all useless. --- If the team runs away, it's basically a verdict. Only a reversal news can save it afterward.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 01-08 08:34

Personnel changes are often a prelude to decline rather than an end. Looking at the 485 wave of short positions, a 30-point gain indicates that the market has indeed been influenced by sentiment. The question is, how many supply lines can still hold up now? We need to keep observing.

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HashRateHermit

· 01-08 08:31

Anyone can make money when the waterfall comes down, but the question is, can you hold on until the end?

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AlwaysMissingTops

· 01-08 08:27

485 shorts made another 30 points profit. This market trend is indeed fierce... I saw those waterfall drops this morning, and those quick enough caught some gains. Team personnel changes are always driven by sentiment more than fundamentals, which is why short-term trading can harvest quick profits. I feel we still need to keep a close eye on support levels; who knows how low it might go next?

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