ZEC has recently experienced another wave of activity. Large investors added 500 ZEC long positions, with the current total holdings reaching $1,396,800, and the average cost of this additional position is around $404.
From the data, the average cost of this long position has increased from $395 to $404. Although the cost has risen, the market price has already surged to $465.61, with unrealized gains exceeding $180,000. The paper profit rate is close to 132%, with a liquidation price set at $342.23, leaving a decent safety margin.
The key now is whether the price can hold at the $465 level. If the subsequent trend continues upward, the logic for this additional position makes sense. Conversely, if it pulls back, it will depend on whether the $342 support can hold.
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TokenomicsDetective
· 21h ago
The big players' recent accumulation is quite aggressive, directly stacking costs upward, but the 132% unrealized profit definitely looks satisfying.
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MetaMaximalist
· 21h ago
ngl, the risk/reward mechanics here are getting interesting but this reeks of classic momentum chasing... 465 is the inflection point nobody's talking about properly. if the network adoption thesis doesn't materialize alongside price action, we're just watching leverage fantasy theater tbh
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gm_or_ngmi
· 21h ago
This big player is acting at the 465 level, playing with fire.
Adding to the position at 404 and still daring to operate, really brave... What if it crashes down?
A 132% return is indeed attractive, just see if it can hold above 465.
If the 342 line is broken, it feels like the risk will be very high.
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DegenGambler
· 21h ago
The big player's move to add positions is quite aggressive, but their bottom-fishing talent is average.
Only if 465 holds up is it meaningful; otherwise, it's just a script for the bag-holder.
Floating profit of 180,000 sounds great, but watch out for 342 breaking.
ZEC has recently experienced another wave of activity. Large investors added 500 ZEC long positions, with the current total holdings reaching $1,396,800, and the average cost of this additional position is around $404.
From the data, the average cost of this long position has increased from $395 to $404. Although the cost has risen, the market price has already surged to $465.61, with unrealized gains exceeding $180,000. The paper profit rate is close to 132%, with a liquidation price set at $342.23, leaving a decent safety margin.
The key now is whether the price can hold at the $465 level. If the subsequent trend continues upward, the logic for this additional position makes sense. Conversely, if it pulls back, it will depend on whether the $342 support can hold.