ZEC has been quite volatile recently, fluctuating up and down repeatedly. However, if we shift our perspective to the 4-hour chart, the overall upward trend has not been broken, and the framework is still intact.
It's just that this position is indeed not very suitable for rushing into the market now. I mean, we need to observe for a while longer, allowing the trend to reveal more details, so we can determine whether to continue upward or to adjust.
My feeling is that if things go quickly, we might see some clues by tonight; if slower, then a clear direction should emerge by tomorrow morning. Instead of rushing to operate now, it's better to give the market more time to confirm its intentions. Although this waiting can be uncomfortable, it is often much smarter than making hasty decisions.
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AltcoinTherapist
· 01-07 13:12
Wait and see, don't rush in. This time, learn to be smart.
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MidnightSeller
· 01-05 07:52
What are you waiting for? Just go ahead, you're going to lose anyway sooner or later.
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MetaNeighbor
· 01-05 07:43
Sitting and waiting for tomorrow, let's see what tricks ZEC wants to play.
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NotFinancialAdvice
· 01-05 07:40
Hearing you say that, I feel like the reason I kept entering and exiting ZEC was because of this problem.
Wait and see for now; as long as the framework is there, it means there's still hope.
I totally understand this kind of torment, but it's definitely better than reckless operations.
ZEC has been quite volatile recently, fluctuating up and down repeatedly. However, if we shift our perspective to the 4-hour chart, the overall upward trend has not been broken, and the framework is still intact.
It's just that this position is indeed not very suitable for rushing into the market now. I mean, we need to observe for a while longer, allowing the trend to reveal more details, so we can determine whether to continue upward or to adjust.
My feeling is that if things go quickly, we might see some clues by tonight; if slower, then a clear direction should emerge by tomorrow morning. Instead of rushing to operate now, it's better to give the market more time to confirm its intentions. Although this waiting can be uncomfortable, it is often much smarter than making hasty decisions.