2026-01-12 14:30:04

ZAMA's recent performance is indeed worth paying attention to. From a technical perspective, the FHE (Fully Homomorphic Encryption) technology carried by this project is regarded by the industry as the core direction of the next generation, and the project's position in the track is also quite solid.

Market movements are quite interesting. The open interest has recently shown a vertical rise, but a key detail is that the long-short account ratio is actually weakening, which usually indicates retail investors opening short positions against the trend. From a capital flow perspective, the main force has been accumulating steadily in the range of 0.10 to 0.11. According to common patterns, any subsequent pullback is likely to be a false breakout, aimed at inducing more short positions.

The key technical point is the previous high of 0.129. Once this barrier is effectively broken, the probability of a major upward wave will significantly increase. Based on the current distribution of chips and capital flow, the target range of 0.1280 to 0.1450 has some operational feasibility. Of course, any trading decision should be made in conjunction with your own risk tolerance and position management strategy.

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DegenTherapist

· 01-15 10:43

The main players are playing the same old trick again, accumulating between 0.10-0.11 and then creating a false break. The FHE track indeed has potential, but retail investors are all opening short positions. What does this indicate? Breaking 0.129 could be promising, with a target of 0.128 to 0.145. Sounds good, but manage your position well, brother. It's another analysis of capital flow and chip distribution, quite professional sounding, but I still don't trust these price increase predictions. No matter how good the technicals are, if it can't break the resistance level, it's all pointless. Wait for signals before taking action.

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ImpermanentPhilosopher

· 01-13 05:31

0.129 at this level is indeed critical; it feels like the main force is waiting here for retail investors. I've seen many retail investors get caught in short positions; you still need to manage your risks properly. The FHE concept is good, but don't get caught up in the hype; technical breakthroughs are what really matter. The main upward wave may experience some pullbacks; mental preparation is essential. With such solid funding support, the probability of a breakdown is indeed quite high.

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BridgeJumper

· 01-12 15:05

Ah, this FHE is really the next hot spot. ZAMA feels like it hit the right point. Retail investors are getting snake-bit again. The main force absorbed at 0.11 and is still pretending nothing's wrong. Whether 0.129 breaks or not depends on the mood of the main force. If I were to say, just wait and see.

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SelfStaking

· 01-12 15:00

Wow, the FHE track indeed has potential. ZAMA's recent accumulation actions don't look simple. The main force's tactics are old tricks, just waiting for retail investors to continue getting trapped. If the 0.129 level breaks, there might really be a chance, but I still need to see if the funds are truly increasing. Retail investors, keep going, just don't be too greedy. I've seen many fake breakouts like this; the key is to maintain the right mindset. The main upward wave is coming, so just sit tight. By the way, who really accumulated at this price range? The distribution of chips looks good, but whether the funds will follow is the real key. I'm starting to doubt if this wave is just another trap to deceive the little guys. Can it reach from 0.1280 to 0.1450? I have no idea, so maybe better to wait and see. The weakening of the long-short ratio signal suggests we need to observe for a few more days before trusting it.

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LiquidationTherapist

· 01-12 14:59

The main force is aggressively accumulating between 0.10-0.11, and retail investors are still shorting against the trend? This looks like a setup for being harvested. Breaking 0.129 or not will determine whether it can rise afterward; it seems to depend more on the strength of the capital flow. FHE technology concept is good, but the market logic is more critical. Fake breakouts are indeed a common tactic. If this wave can really reach 0.1450, then the previous layout will be worth it. Retail investors always operate in the opposite direction; they really need to learn about market psychology.

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MetaDreamer

· 01-12 14:56

The main force's classic tactic of accumulating shares is still being used, and retail investors are still being lured into shorting. It's the same false breakdown again; let's see if it can truly break above 0.129. FHE technology indeed has prospects, but the market operation here is a bit too textbook. If it truly breaks above 0.129, I will believe it. For now, let's stay on the sidelines. Position management is real; don't be misled by these data.

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GasGasGasBro

· 01-12 14:49

Damn, the FHE track indeed has imagination, but I've seen too many of these high-level accumulation tricks from the main players. Retail investors are still lying in short positions, waiting to catch a falling knife. The 0.129 level is crucial; only a break will tell the real story.

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MainnetDelayedAgain

· 01-12 14:36

0.129 this level has long been ready to break, according to the database, we've been waiting for this moment for almost half a year... Retail investors opening short positions is nothing but a repeat of history; the main force's strategy of accumulating chips is always the same. But on the other hand, the target range of 0.128 to 0.145, based on the project team's pie-in-the-sky estimates, probably won't be reached until the next quarter. FHE technology is indeed impressive, but I wonder if ZAMA will learn the art of project延期, and then combined with the slow pace of the market, the art of timing will become a lifelong learning process.

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AirdropGrandpa

· 01-12 14:30

FHE technology is indeed the future direction, but are retail investors still getting caught? The main force's scheme of accumulating shares is really clever, always able to deceive people into short selling. If 0.129 can't be broken, I'll keep observing. Don't rush to jump in. This wave of market movement feels like the main force is feeding themselves, retail investors following the trend are losing heavily. ZAMA technology is good, but they don't trust these market data. It looks like another carefully designed trap, better to be cautious. The detail that the bullish and bearish accounts are weakening is interesting; be careful not to get cut. 0.1450? Let's see if anyone can really break through 0.129 first. The main force is accumulating shares so aggressively, it feels like something might go wrong. Retail investors opening short positions against the trend are heading for a trap.

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