Recently, ZEC has been continuously dropping nearly 10 bearish candles on the 4-hour chart, with fierce momentum. Many people are analyzing technical indicators on the candlestick chart, but the real issue lies in the fundamentals—the project's development team and CEO have both announced their resignation.



It appears to be a sudden decision, but in fact, it stems from long-standing disagreements. The core dispute revolves around privacy and decentralization, two fundamental principles that have clashed at the ideological level, ultimately making reconciliation impossible. Now, the original development team has split, and a new project has been launched separately.

This incident serves as an interesting reminder: we often focus only on price movements, but sometimes overlook what truly supports a project. The significance of ZEC lies in its powerful privacy technology. The split within the core team directly undermines this fundamental foundation. When the market sees internal conflicts, confidence is inevitably affected.

For such intense volatility caused by management team splits, it is advisable to operate cautiously. Bottom-fishing requires patience, as the market's attention is very likely already shifting to the newly emerged project.
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rekt_but_resilientvip
· 11h ago
Oh no, a team split is even more deadly than a 10-day downtrend.
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BugBountyHuntervip
· 15h ago
Wow, the team is splitting up? That's the real killer, with fake breaks through the K-line. This wave of ZEC is really tough; privacy coins rely on team faith, and now that faith is gone. Be careful when copying the bottom to follow the trend; only when new projects rise is it truly cold.
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OneBlockAtATimevip
· 01-09 12:02
Team splits are even more painful than a 10% drop... The core of privacy coins is trust, and now that trust has been shattered.
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TopEscapeArtistvip
· 01-09 12:02
It's another classic story of the "technical guy gets slapped by the fundamentals." I’ve been wondering why MACD has been so weak lately. The team split is essentially the worst bearish signal—more frightening than any head and shoulders pattern. This time, we have to wait for market sentiment indicators to really cool down before daring to buy the dip.
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metaverse_hermitvip
· 01-09 12:00
Internal team conflicts are more deadly than a market crash; this time, ZEC has truly been hurt and lost its vitality.
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MiningDisasterSurvivorvip
· 01-09 12:00
I have experienced it all, the DAO incident in 2018, the chaos on the EOS mainnet, ICP crashing... Team splits are a death signal, don’t try to buy the dip. --- The funniest thing is, some people are still looking for support levels on the candlestick chart, unaware that the fundamentals have already collapsed. ZEC this time is a suicidal internal conflict. --- Splitting up and launching new projects? I’ve seen this routine too many times, just waiting to see which new coin can take over the baton from the chives. --- Another sign before a Ponzi collapses, management fights and the market naturally disperses. Waiting patiently? I can’t wait, there’s plenty of places to burn this money. --- Privacy coins were already on the decline, now the team is fighting internally, this is textbook project death script. --- Don’t ask me why I’m so confident, those who survive the bear market understand this feeling. --- The problem with ZEC isn’t technical, it’s that no one trusts this broken team to do privacy right anymore. Without confidence, nothing else matters.
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PhantomMinervip
· 01-09 11:59
Damn, the team has disbanded, why still look at the K-line? ZEC is truly useless now.
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ChainPoetvip
· 01-09 11:44
Damn, team splits are even scarier than a limit down. Prices can rebound after a drop, but once people's confidence is gone, it's gone. ZEC really shot itself in the foot this time. Privacy coins are already sensitive, and internal conflicts just make it worse. LOL. Another project that got broken down by fundamentals. Technical analysis of the candlestick chart is useless. I heard a new project is already on the way. This pattern is starting to look like a traditional show in the crypto world. Watching the show without FOMO buying is the right attitude. Will the new project spun off from the split be more aggressive? Hard to say, let's see the subsequent funding situation. Team infighting, retail investors taking the hit—this script is so old.
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TokenVelocityvip
· 01-09 11:40
Wow, team splits are even more deadly than a market crash. Does no one pay attention to the fundamentals? What's the point of only focusing on candlestick charts? What’s going on with the new project? Are all the funds flowing there? Wait, the competitiveness of privacy coins relies entirely on technology and trust. Without those, what’s left? Bottom fishing? I think it’s better to wait and see; the market sentiment isn’t stable yet.
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