2026-01-07 13:31:01

#密码资产动态追踪【ZEC Bearish Signal Dense, This Drop Is Not That Simple】

Keep an eye on ZEC's 1-hour chart—it's got a pretty aggressive rhythm.

From a technical perspective, let's look at the data: the moving average system has completely broken down, and the price is firmly pinned below the Bollinger Bands lower band, with the middle band (496.78) acting as a resistance barrier; the MACD green bars are expanding, the DIF has already fallen below DEA, and bearish momentum is building. The real danger signal is here—if the key support at 483.9 is effectively broken, the price below 480 is likely to face pressure.

What do on-chain data say? Recently, there’s a noticeable increase in large holdings flowing into exchanges, miners continue to sell off, and retail holdings are loosening. Rather than calling this a shakeout, it’s more like institutional players distributing assets in an orderly manner.

On the news front, regulatory pressure on privacy coins remains, and ZEC lacks new narratives to support it in the short term. Meanwhile, funds are rotating into hot sectors like AI and DePIN. Coins without supporting capital backing, no matter how attractive their charts look, can't sustain their prices.

From a trading perspective: a rebound near 492 (the moving average resistance level) is a good shorting opportunity, and below 485 is the real accumulation zone. This market tests execution—no guessing bottoms, no catching the bottom, just following the trend. Remember one thing: a true decline will break the structure, not bounce back repeatedly. In this cycle, ZEC is dominated by bearish thinking. $ZEC

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SybilSlayer

· 3h ago

Oh no, the pace of ZEC is really fierce, regulatory pressure has been pressing down constantly, and funds have all shifted to AI. This coin probably has no short-term hope. --- Breaking 483.9 means you have to run; I agree with not gambling on the bottom. --- Miners are selling off, big players are distributing, it really doesn't look like just a simple shakeout. --- Rebound at 492 to go short? Better watch and wait, don’t get trapped by false breakouts. --- Regulation on privacy coins is endless, ZEC’s story really can’t go on. --- Funds are rotating too aggressively, hot spots change so quickly, coins that can’t keep up will get manipulated. --- You’re right about execution; in front of the trend, don’t overthink. Either go short or lie low, no stopping in between. --- This cycle’s bearishness is correct, but those who dare to hide below 485 will probably suffer losses, and there are more traps lower down. --- The lower Bollinger Band is nailed down, moving averages are all skewed, this chart is speaking, but unfortunately no one is taking over.

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NFTragedy

· 01-08 03:16

Hmm... If 483.9 breaks, then it's really time to run. I don't want to go to hell with ZEC.

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MemeEchoer

· 01-07 14:00

The miners are selling again, and this time it's really not just a shakeout—it's hard to watch. As for ZEC, privacy coins are naturally criticized, and funds have long since moved to AI. Once it breaks 483.9, I don't know how low it will go, but I won't touch the bottom anyway.

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0xTherapist

· 01-07 13:51

It's the same old script of regulatory panic again. ZEC still has to be cut, right... Large funds distribute, retail investors take the bait, a classic cycle.

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PanicSeller

· 01-07 13:51

Miners are throwing, big players are also distributing, isn't this a signal? If 483.9 breaks, I'll liquidate immediately, no need to fight ZEC.

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FrontRunFighter

· 01-07 13:50

ngl, this reeks of orchestrated dumping. big boys using regulatory fear as cover while they quietly exit positions—classic dark forest behavior. miners paperhanding while whales ladder down to 480? textbook MEV-adjacent price suppression. ZEC's privacy angle actually makes it *easier* to hide the real flow patterns. nobody's talking about that angle.

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DegenWhisperer

· 01-07 13:33

With regulatory pressure and capital fleeing, the ZEC story is no longer as sexy. Once it breaks below 483.9, it looks like it has to go down further. But to be fair, privacy coins are always in a destiny of being targeted. This is not a technical issue; fundamentally, it's about policy trends.

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