#美联储降息 $ZEC falls below 400, should retail investors still hold long positions?

Yesterday, the market peaked and then retreated, and $ZEC was no exception. What’s even more frustrating is that this decline is not just a technical correction—large holders dumping their coins acted as the final trigger.

Earlier, some big players led the bullish trend, which indeed attracted a group of follow-on investors. But when these main players started selling off, the market instantly plunged into panic. From last night to today, $ZEC directly broke below 400, trapping many retail investors.

This is the market’s routine—initially boosting popularity, then harvesting the follow-on traders. Once it breaks below a key support level (like the 400 price this time), a continued downward trend often follows because the technical support has been completely broken.

If your long positions are still in loss, you need to think clearly now: Is this position the start of a rebound, or just a continuation of the decline? Based on the current pattern, the risk remains. Assets like $SOL, $SUI, which have surged too quickly in the same period, also warrant caution—they face similar risks.

In the short term, the technical outlook remains pessimistic. Whether to hold or exit depends on your stop-loss settings and entry costs.