ZEC's recent market performance has been impressive, with the price target of 480-500 already nearly reached. Early followers have managed to catch a good wave of gains.
Honestly, for such strong currencies at this level, logically, you shouldn't short them. Instead of taking the opposite position, it's better to go with the trend—trying to fight it will only lead to suffering oneself in the end.
Since the market is cooperating, profit opportunities are right in front of you. The current trading approach can be considered as follows: conservative traders can take profits directly or reduce their positions in batches to lock in some gains, while holding onto the remaining positions. This way, you can secure profits and leave room for future market movements.
One logical point to remember—successful traders are not relying on luck, but on accurate market rhythm judgment and the ability to follow through on their plans. When the direction is correct and execution is strong, profits will materialize.
Market opportunities always come in cycles, with coins like SOL and PIPPIN also showing their performance. For traders who can keep up with the rhythm, opportunities continue to exist. The key is to stay alert to the market and make the right decisions at the right moments.
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GateUser-6bc33122
· 6h ago
Making money by following the trend, avoiding getting trapped in the opposite direction—there's nothing wrong with that.
Early entry is indeed satisfying; now it's just about not being greedy.
This wave of ZEC is a real opportunity; only those who can hold on are the winners.
Basically, it's about execution; even if your judgment is correct, doing nothing is pointless.
SOL is also showing signs of movement; there's still a chance, but it depends on whether you can keep up.
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TokenDustCollector
· 6h ago
I've been optimistic about ZEC for a long time. This wave of momentum truly speaks for itself.
Going with the flow is the way to go; those who went against the trend all got wiped out.
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ProposalManiac
· 6h ago
To put it simply, I've heard this "going with the trend" narrative too many times. The problem is—market participant incentives are incompatible. Early buyers can profit, while later entrants are left holding the bag. The game-theoretic balance here has never been stable. ZEC reaching 480 is indeed impressive, but from a mechanism design perspective, such a surge often signals risk accumulation.
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GasFeeCrier
· 6h ago
Early entry really paid off. The other day when I was watching ZEC, it was still hovering around 400, and after a quick refresh, it skyrocketed. Missing out was a huge loss.
Shorting strong coins is just asking for trouble. There's no need to make things harder for yourself.
Recently, SOL has also been on the rise. You have to keep a close eye on the market rhythm; missing the right moment really means wasted effort.
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BearHugger
· 6h ago
ZEC this wave indeed topped out, those quick enough managed to catch it, but I still think exiting now is the safer move.
Following the trend to short those people, you'll eventually lose so much you'll doubt your life.
Trading in the direction of the trend isn't that hard, I'm just afraid some people insist on going against the trend, then suffer a sudden big loss.
Discipline sounds simple, but few can really do it; most people know what to do but can't actually follow through.
SOL is also flashing, opportunities come one after another, the key is whether you can seize them.
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OnlyOnMainnet
· 6h ago
The bottom-fishing failed, and now I just saw this wave of ZEC, I really missed out.
Didn't get on board in time, watching others profit while I can only watch in frustration.
Going with the trend sounds easy, but in execution, it's still easy to get cut.
Everyone says to reduce positions to lock in profits, but I just want to ask, when is the real point to reduce positions?
I did catch a bit of SOL, but this wave of ZEC can be considered my tuition fee.
ZEC's recent market performance has been impressive, with the price target of 480-500 already nearly reached. Early followers have managed to catch a good wave of gains.
Honestly, for such strong currencies at this level, logically, you shouldn't short them. Instead of taking the opposite position, it's better to go with the trend—trying to fight it will only lead to suffering oneself in the end.
Since the market is cooperating, profit opportunities are right in front of you. The current trading approach can be considered as follows: conservative traders can take profits directly or reduce their positions in batches to lock in some gains, while holding onto the remaining positions. This way, you can secure profits and leave room for future market movements.
One logical point to remember—successful traders are not relying on luck, but on accurate market rhythm judgment and the ability to follow through on their plans. When the direction is correct and execution is strong, profits will materialize.
Market opportunities always come in cycles, with coins like SOL and PIPPIN also showing their performance. For traders who can keep up with the rhythm, opportunities continue to exist. The key is to stay alert to the market and make the right decisions at the right moments.