According to on-chain data, there has been a sustained net outflow of funds from the bottom area, with obvious large holders exiting. The daily chart shows a stepwise downward structure, which usually indicates that selling pressure is not yet exhausted.
From a technical perspective, if the current support is broken, the next key level is around 320. Personally, I lean bearish, but it's important to set stop-loss protections—markets are always more unpredictable than predictions.
This correction may not be over yet, so be cautious when building positions; position management is more important than directional judgment.
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SmartContractWorker
· 12-11 03:06
Large holdings are fleeing. This wave of ZEC still feels like it will drop, and if 320 is not the bottom, it’s even more panic-inducing.
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AirdropHarvester
· 12-10 01:30
Large holders are running off with their positions, the pace looks pretty intense. If 320 can't hold, we might see further dips.
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AirdropChaser
· 12-08 03:41
Whales have run off, while retail investors are still left holding the bag—this script is all too familiar.
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BrokenDAO
· 12-08 03:41
The on-chain net outflow, to put it simply, means that whales are voting with their feet. The question is, how many people here actually understand what "capital flow" means, or are they just following the candlestick chart to guess 320?
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Degen4Breakfast
· 12-08 03:41
The signs of whales running away are so obvious... The 320 level is indeed tough, but I'm just worried that it might break through before I even set my stop loss.
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BearMarketSunriser
· 12-08 03:24
Large holders are running away; something feels off about this trend.
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BearMarketMonk
· 12-08 03:22
The net capital outflow is a clear signal, the big players are really leaving. I'm also watching that key level at 320—if it breaks, we really need to be careful. Honestly, rather than guessing the direction, I'm more concerned about not getting trapped. Stop-losses may seem annoying at times, but when the losses actually hit, you'll realize how valuable they are.
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MemeKingNFT
· 12-08 03:15
Large holders running off, I knew it wasn't over... I've always said the so-called bottom consensus is unreliable, now I have to take a loss again.
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MoonBoi42
· 12-08 03:12
Large holders are pulling out, which is not a good sign. I'm also watching the 320 line—if it breaks, I'll really have to turn bearish.
#美联储重启降息步伐 ZEC's recent trend warrants caution.
According to on-chain data, there has been a sustained net outflow of funds from the bottom area, with obvious large holders exiting. The daily chart shows a stepwise downward structure, which usually indicates that selling pressure is not yet exhausted.
From a technical perspective, if the current support is broken, the next key level is around 320. Personally, I lean bearish, but it's important to set stop-loss protections—markets are always more unpredictable than predictions.
This correction may not be over yet, so be cautious when building positions; position management is more important than directional judgment.