ZEC has recently been making an upward push. When the price surged to $450, the trading volume clearly increased, but it hit resistance around $470—coincidentally the same level as the shadow line in mid-December. If it can break through and stabilize here, the subsequent trend will become much clearer.
This also indicates that the validation phase of using EMA for "double weaving trend exhaustion" has basically ended. Interestingly, EMA has recently contracted again, once more indicating the formation of a local bottom, so on the 1-hour chart, it remains a very practical reference tool.
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LiquidatedAgain
· 19h ago
470 is back again... Last time I died here, and now seeing it come again really gives me some psychological shadow. If only I had known earlier, it would have been worth a lot.
The liquidation price is at 458. At this level, I dare not hold a heavy position at all. A painful lesson, brother.
EMA contraction at the bottom? Uh... I've heard this explanation too many times. Every time it sounds clear, but then a V-shaped reversal comes and forcibly liquidates my account.
Only a breakthrough above 470 can we talk about the trend. Before that, it's all just illusions.
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JustAnotherWallet
· 19h ago
Can the obstacle at 470 be broken? Feels a bit stuck.
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MaticHoleFiller
· 19h ago
The 470 resistance level is really holding strong; it feels like it will either break out or turn back.
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GasGuzzler
· 19h ago
Position 470 is really stuck, feels like it can't be broken through.
ZEC has recently been making an upward push. When the price surged to $450, the trading volume clearly increased, but it hit resistance around $470—coincidentally the same level as the shadow line in mid-December. If it can break through and stabilize here, the subsequent trend will become much clearer.
This also indicates that the validation phase of using EMA for "double weaving trend exhaustion" has basically ended. Interestingly, EMA has recently contracted again, once more indicating the formation of a local bottom, so on the 1-hour chart, it remains a very practical reference tool.