2026-01-08 03:28:52

ZEC's recent trend is worth paying attention to. The trading records over the past two months show that the strategy win rate on this coin has remained stable at around 80%.

From a technical perspective, the key support level around 480 has been tested for the second time and was successfully broken. The subsequent four-hour candlestick rally is more of a retracement. Based on the pattern and rhythm, it is highly likely that the downtrend will continue.

The risk-reward ratio for this trade is set at approximately 1.5:1, and a clear result is expected within 24 hours. If you're also monitoring ZEC's movement, feel free to follow the subsequent developments with us and see if the breakdown of this support level can confirm the continuation of the bearish trend.

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DegenMcsleepless

· 22h ago

480 broke, this time it really feels like it's going down The ZEC bearish signal is quite clear this wave, let's see if we can catch this move together 80% win rate sounds easy, but when it comes to critical moments, you still need a good sense of the market See the outcome in 24 hours, gambling It's both a pullback and a trend, the crypto world is always fooling itself haha Breaking support is indeed a signal, but there's more below... who knows The ratio of this trade is okay, it just depends on whether ZEC cooperates or not

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Ramen_Until_Rich

· 01-08 03:53

480 has broken twice, this time it really feels like it's going to crash Wait 24 hours to see the result, a 1.5x risk-reward ratio is not bad Can the ZEC bears hold this wave? Feels a bit weak An 80% win rate sounds good, but I'm just worried this time it's that 20% Is the pullback a trick? Keep watching if the break can be confirmed

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