ZEC looks simple at this price level, but it actually tests people's hearts the most. Many think losing money is because they guessed the wrong direction, but in reality, most of the time it's due to inability to hold back.

From a technical perspective, resistance above is at 500, with further targets at 510 and 525. Support below is at 485, and if it breaks further, then 475 and 465 are the key points to watch.

The trading logic is quite clear: if you want to go long, wait for the price to retest the key support before considering entering, which provides a higher safety margin. The targets are set at 510 or 525. If you choose to short, there's no need to chase high; a pullback to 475 or 465 is more attractive.

Honestly, this range is where the market is specifically designed to "harvest" retail investors. When prices rise, those chasing longs get trapped; when prices fall, those rushing to buy the dip also get caught. The key isn't how accurate your prediction of the direction is, but whether you can stick to your plan and not let short-term fluctuations disrupt your rhythm.