Just took a quick look at $ZEC , pretty interesting.

This thing has been rallying from 191 to 385, doubling in size.
I was thinking, since it doubled, surely some people would have taken profits? But when I checked the backend—wow, over 60% of accounts are still in the game.
You guys are really stubborn; the more it rises sharply, the more people are happy to hold short positions.
I also glanced at the big traders’ table.
Longs have a cost basis of 382, close to the current price, 90% of them are still making money, not even a sip of their drinks has been spilled on the table.
What about the shorts?
Cost basis is 346, now at 385, faces almost pressed against the screen, and if it goes a bit higher, it’ll be time to turn off the lights.
A liquidation is just automatic buying, throttle welded shut.
Volume isn’t shrinking, positions are still increasing, this isn’t some fake pump-and-dump scheme.
Breaking through that 394 barrier, 400 is just a step away.
Pulling back to around 380, I think it’s worth a look; stop-loss at below 370, even if wrong, not much to lose.
When should you really run?
When it breaks through 346 and short sellers are forced to cover collectively—that’s the time.
Before it breaks, short positions are just giving the other side drinks.
Just don’t go against the big traders with a cost basis of 382.
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