ZKC is currently in a very typical right-side build a position window. From a technical perspective, since the project’s TGE in September, it has experienced a nearly 91% retracement, and the current trend is weak, still in a clear downtrend.
My trading strategy is very simple: completely on the right side, only placing breakout orders.
As long as it hasn't broken through, I'll continue to adjust my pending orders downwards, following the current price. Anyway, it's always higher than the current price, letting the market trigger me.
Continue to fall? Then just keep adjusting the orders, never enter the market, capital remains completely intact, and can maintain extreme clarity; Sudden change in the market with a volume breakthrough? My order was triggered at the first moment, capturing the most substantial acceleration segment.
Of course, it is very likely that the main force will pull it to trigger the entry, and then it will drop sharply to hit the stop loss. Many small coins are played like this now.
The advantage of this approach is: Completely avoid being buried by left-side bottom fishing; Missing is missing, but as long as you catch a trend start once, the probability of making money is still relatively high. Psychological Comfort - The harder it falls, the happier I am, because it proves that the trend hasn't started yet, and I'm still completely out of the market.
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And the fundamentals of ZKC @boundless_xyz actually increasingly support this logic of waiting for a breakthrough before entering the market: The Boundless mainnet has been running smoothly for 2 months, with the number of validator nodes exceeding 100,000. After the mining incentive pool doubled at the end of October, the actual staking rate has risen from 8% to 21%, and the locked amount continues to climb. The South Korean community is becoming active again, and there may be funds quietly building a position at low levels;
So my conclusion is: The current ZKC is like a loaded gun that hasn't pulled the trigger yet. You can panic sell repeatedly in the range of $0.11-0.14, or you can, like me, set up a breakout order and then relax with a cup of tea while waiting for it to launch on its own.
$ZKC Current Stage: Order: 0.1890 (Build a Position), 0.1669 (Stop Loss)
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ZKC is currently in a very typical right-side build a position window. From a technical perspective, since the project’s TGE in September, it has experienced a nearly 91% retracement, and the current trend is weak, still in a clear downtrend.
My trading strategy is very simple: completely on the right side, only placing breakout orders.
As long as it hasn't broken through, I'll continue to adjust my pending orders downwards, following the current price. Anyway, it's always higher than the current price, letting the market trigger me.
Continue to fall? Then just keep adjusting the orders, never enter the market, capital remains completely intact, and can maintain extreme clarity;
Sudden change in the market with a volume breakthrough? My order was triggered at the first moment, capturing the most substantial acceleration segment.
Of course, it is very likely that the main force will pull it to trigger the entry, and then it will drop sharply to hit the stop loss. Many small coins are played like this now.
The advantage of this approach is:
Completely avoid being buried by left-side bottom fishing;
Missing is missing, but as long as you catch a trend start once, the probability of making money is still relatively high.
Psychological Comfort - The harder it falls, the happier I am, because it proves that the trend hasn't started yet, and I'm still completely out of the market.
/
And the fundamentals of ZKC @boundless_xyz actually increasingly support this logic of waiting for a breakthrough before entering the market:
The Boundless mainnet has been running smoothly for 2 months, with the number of validator nodes exceeding 100,000.
After the mining incentive pool doubled at the end of October, the actual staking rate has risen from 8% to 21%, and the locked amount continues to climb.
The South Korean community is becoming active again, and there may be funds quietly building a position at low levels;
So my conclusion is:
The current ZKC is like a loaded gun that hasn't pulled the trigger yet.
You can panic sell repeatedly in the range of $0.11-0.14, or you can, like me, set up a breakout order and then relax with a cup of tea while waiting for it to launch on its own.
$ZKC Current Stage: Order: 0.1890 (Build a Position), 0.1669 (Stop Loss)