#密码资产动态追踪 【Market Watch Notes】ZEC Hourly Chart Signals Danger, Bears Have Gained Momentum

I’ve been watching the trend all morning, and the hourly chart of ZEC really made me break out in a cold sweat. Having survived the chaos of various altcoins over the years in the crypto space, I need to clarify this judgment: the current bullish side can take a break, the bearish trend has been fully established, and it’s best not to go against the trend.

Let’s break down some key technical signals:

The price is like being choked by an invisible hand—oscillating around the lower Bollinger Band (around 483.29), with no support in sight, more like experiencing "oxygen deprivation." Looking at the moving averages? MA7, MA30, EMA30 are all in a bearish alignment, forming multiple resistance levels, making it hard to breathe. The most critical indicator is MACD—DIF and DEA have long dipped below the zero line, with the green bars continuing to grow, indicating that the bearish momentum is far from exhausted. This is no longer a simple correction; it’s a classic downtrend continuation pattern.

On-chain data and news sentiment also give no hope to the bulls:

I’ve reviewed large wallet movements and fund flows on the chain—whales show no signs of bottom fishing, and the abnormal transfer signals have disappeared. The entire ecosystem pool is eerily quiet. The news side is even more silent, with no catalysts to reverse the trend. At this point, the candlestick patterns and indicators are the most truthful "voice."

My current mindset and trading strategy:

Honestly, I feel very calm, even a bit excited. The market once again demonstrates what it means to "go with the trend." I won’t be trying to catch the bottom or guess the bottom—that’s a game for beginners and irrational traders. True trading is about doing the things with the highest probability.

If the key support levels mentioned earlier are broken:

Once the lower boundary is breached, a large space below will open up. Remember this: in a downtrend, those support levels that seem to hold are often just preparations for further decline.

My advice to everyone:

Don’t move your hands. Don’t be fooled by the illusion that "this price looks cheap now"—that’s the fastest way to eat up your capital. Respect every detail on the chart in front of you. Keep cash ready, wait for the right-side signals—this is more important than anything else. Remember this: after the market completes this move, someone will inevitably pay for their greed.