2026-01-12 19:10:19

The previous high has been maintained, but why should we stop? With dual-direction positioning and both bulls and bears participating, you can still make money— as long as you keep the rhythm in your own hands. That is the secret to steady growth. The most important thing is not to follow the crowd, but to have your own judgment.

Looking at recent trends, $BTC and $ETH have once again retested the key support at 11500. Many people start to hesitate here, but true opportunities often appear at such moments. If you can stay clear-headed, stick to your strategy, and gradually increase your holdings of quality coins, assets like $ZEC, which are relatively stable, will yield better long-term returns.

The market is right there, the question is whether you have the courage and wisdom to seize it.

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FlippedSignal

· 01-15 16:01

That's a good point, but a two-way layout sounds easy to say but hard to implement, and most people are still easily trapped. I agree with not following the trend, but the real question is how many people can actually do it? I've been watching the 11500 support level closely; let's see if it can hold this time. Courage and wisdom... to be honest, I'm a bit unsure right now and am still observing. Such moments are indeed easy to make money, but also the easiest to lose money. Finding the right balance is the key.

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RugpullTherapist

· 01-14 08:53

Well... it sounds good, but many people say the same thing, and in the end, they still get caught. Others' "clarity" often marks the beginning for the next bagholder. I've heard this theory too many times; the key is still who can survive until the next bull market.

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TeaTimeTrader

· 01-13 06:32

It's the same old story, why don't I believe it? Bulls and bears fighting together? Bro, are you teaching me how to lose money? Can't stop, every dip I just push harder, and end up getting trapped—it's all this logic. Stop marketing ZEC here. Honestly, how many people can really control the rhythm? Those with courage and wisdom have already laid flat. We are just being played by the market. Being sober? Bullshit. Whoever's sober loses money. There are no winners in this game.

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GasFeeCrier

· 01-12 19:40

Honestly, the idea of a dual-direction layout sounds great, but I always feel that most people can't really maintain that mindset. What does it mean to have your own judgment? That sounds too vague. How exactly should one operate? I believe in the 11500 support level, but is ZEC really stable? I'm not too sure. I agree with not following the crowd, but the question is, who can really do that? The market is just sitting there, but my courage is as small as my capital, haha. There are plenty of opportunities, but I'm just afraid of missing out or getting caught, that's the hard part. Talking about bullish and bearish strategies sounds professional, but in practice, I feel like a tangled mess.

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GateUser-26d7f434

· 01-12 19:40

That's right, but there aren't many people who can really avoid following the trend. I personally only understand after being cut. Hey wait, how do you actually implement the dual-direction layout? How to protect the short positions? The 11500 support is indeed crucial, but it sounds a bit like armchair strategizing after the fact... Holding onto ZEC in hand, just not sure when I can finally feel relieved. Courage and wisdom? My friend, I have plenty of courage, but wisdom is not enough haha. Making money is easy, the hard part is not to have a mental breakdown. How about you?

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MerkleMaid

· 01-12 19:36

A two-way layout sounds good, but I don't know who can really hold on. Some people are indeed bottom-fishing at the 11500 level, but most are cutting losses, that's the market. To put it simply, you still need your own ideas; others' strategies won't work. ZEC is stable, but its growth rate is indeed a bit disappointing. Is the rhythm in your hands? I always feel like I'm being cut. Don't follow the trend, but I really can't tell when to get in. Listening to both bulls and bears sounds like making excuses for losing money.

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RooftopVIP

· 01-12 19:36

Stop with the rhetoric of a dual-layout strategy. Basically, it's gambling on both sides, and one side will always make money. This support level is indeed critical, but how many dare to really bottom fish? Most are just watching others' moves and following. Is ZEC stable? Uh... relatively speaking, it's still relative. Nothing in the crypto world is truly stable. Courage and wisdom? Sometimes luck plays a bigger role. Don't overhype it. Is the rhythm in your hands? The current market is so competitive; who can truly control it?

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ForkYouPayMe

· 01-12 19:23

Bidirectional layout sounds great, but in actual operation, my hands trembled haha It's easy to say, but when it really hits 11500, everyone wants to buy the dip, just not daring to act Don't follow the trend—this is the wrong advice. The problem is how to judge that your judgment isn't just following the trend ZEC stable? I think it's actually stable loss, buddy

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