Yesterday someone asked me what I think about ZBT, and I said to wait a bit before making any judgment. Looking at today's trend, I am even more convinced of this assessment.

Starting from the $0.18 level. It has been touched several times today, each time like being scalded and quickly pulling back. This isn't something that can be explained by chart patterns; frankly, someone is aggressively dumping here.

Looking at the technical indicators is even more interesting. The golden cross on the KDJ appeared only yesterday, and now it has already turned into a death cross. The Three Red Soldiers pattern also appeared, just forming and then turning into a doji. I've seen this kind of show many times—standard trap setups—making you think it's about to take off, only to turn around and hit you with a fake-out.

Trading volume increased by 43.67%, which initially sounds exciting. But compare it with the moving average data, and the truth is revealed: the 10-day moving average is down 12.99%, and the 20-day moving average is down 47.06%. What does this indicate? Retail investors are rushing to buy, while seasoned traders are clearing out.

The EMA moving averages are indeed arranged in a bullish order, indicating a good long-term trend from a cycle perspective. But there's a question worth pondering: why can't a coin with a long-term bullish outlook break through a key resistance level?

The answer is quite simple. It's not that the technical signals lack positive indicators; rather, the market truly lacks genuine cash to absorb the buy orders. In this market condition, honestly, who is still willing to spend money chasing after $0.16 ZBT? Everyone is watching and waiting for others to make the first move.

If the $0.16 level can't hold, there's nothing much to say afterward. If you want to participate, consider waiting until it drops back to around $0.15, so you know your cost basis clearly.

Remember one thing: technical indicators can deceive you, but the flow of real money cannot be fooled.